Pictures of Your Country

thats not good!! Eat, woman! you need it!!!

I'm going home to eat now. Bye for now.

c'ya StepSis *hugs* I'm gonna go to bed now methinks. Its 2am so....night girlies xx

we had spaghetti for dinner!!! and i HATE ranch on salads... i only like it to dip things in! i like italian on salads!

we'll always have a well stocked fridge with girly food in it when we live in LA rofl! i cant cook though! can you guys??

and niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight cousin!

nope I can't either cousin! I can do chicken curry, spaghetti Bolognese and i think thats it hehe

i can make spaghetti... and boxed stuff! rofl. maybe sister can cook! and if not i guess we're screwed lol!

^^this is the flinders rangers



^^Thats Rundle Mall made famous by the silver balls or the 'malls balls'



^^Barossa Valley Wine Region

Rhi, that's GORGEOUS! Man! I wish Missouri was like that.

Well next time u need a holiday let me know and u can stay at my place and ill take you sight seeing. i live like 20min from the barossa but don't go to the winerys coz i dont drink alcamahol but if you came over we could defo do it. rundle mall is like a train ride and takes like 40min lots of shops like globalize and jay jays and copy cat etc then the surf shops like jetty surf but flinders rangers is like on the other side of where i live.
victor harbour is pretty nice to it has granite island- yes made out of granite, the bluff and stuff like that and it has cool shops to

It's amazingly gorgeous! It makes Missouri look even more boring.

but that would be cz u live thar soph

That might be true, but the Midwest is SO boring. It's flat. Like basically the Midwest is made up of farms. There's NOTHING here.

Here's some pictures I found on my Facebook. Please excuse the horses. That's the only time I ever get pictures of the actual Midwest, lol. And there are quite a few horses in the Midwest.



This is where I board my horse. That horse is Nancy. Not mine. But it's basically just fields and trees.



More horsies. Rex is the black one, also not mine. The sorrel/brownish (if you don't speak horse colors) is my horse Trapper.



Wild flowers in the west field of the property where I board my horse.



This is a pond on the property, one of the ponds. Trapper, my horse, used to always stop there on a hot day when I was TRYING to lead him towards the barn, and I couldn't figure out why. Then quite a while later, the family friend who owns the property said my horse was half fish and always rolls in that pond. I haven't caught him at it, but he always smells like fish, so I believe it.



World's Cutest Dog! This is my two year old treeing walker coon hound Sally Sue like a few days after we got her. We didn't have electricity for some reason, so I was out in the back yard taking pictures and it turned up that she was EXTREMELY photogenic. And very cute.



The ultra flat, boringness of the Midwest, plus a cute picture of my dog.



The dogs destroyed the hammock, but that's our backyard. We live on an extremely busy street right in the center of the city. Then we've got a pretty small forest behind our yard. There's a creek that runs through it. We own like half of the forest. Then on the other side, there's a school and another forest to the east, I think...

Very boring. The Midwest is so boring that nobody wants to live here and that there's no good pictures, lol. So excuse the pets.

i would love to own a forest. it woud give me a place to go wen i need time out -btw thats alot of the time, i could put a makeshift cubbyhouse thar. and ur bakyard is huge mins only tiny compared to yours

LMAO! sister! it looks like my house!!!

Owning part of a forest is cool, and it is a good get away besides the poison ivy and gross critters. Our yard has to be big. When we bought the house, we had an old mutt who used to run away. We thought the big yard would help that, and it didn't. But we had like twelve people living in one house at some point, so we had to have a huge house, huge yard, etc. Only to us, now it's not huge. It's SO cramed and we only have nine people living there now.

And Sister, ALL of the Midwest is the same. Flat, boring, stupid.

its a true story sister! stupid midwest!

Let's move out of the Midwest for a few years, and then I wanna move out of the US period. I hate it here. Americans are the perfect example of stupidity.

haha its true. europe would be nice.

We do have to go visit Rob's childhood home. Hey! We should buy it once we're rich and then open it for tourists and become even richer so we can buy that house on my Facebook or one kinda like it, lol.

are you guys in the midwest on level 3 water restrictions? i think victoria got to level5 at one point and anything that required water , well tough luck they didnt get it. there on level 4 now i think but we're in the middle of a record breaking 6yr drought or sumthing but its been a hale of a long time thats for sure.

heres australia for you in a drought

^^thats one


^^thats black saturday earlier this year



^^this is a satelite photo of australia and as you can see the green is far out wayed by the brown


^^and i just put that in there coz its pretty

But still! It's AUSTRALIA! That's so much more cool than America. It's not a continent known for stupidity.

dunno bout that, but we are know for serial murderers Chopper Reid and the underworld dudes seriously do really want to come to the home of mass murderers or stay in the midwest full of stupid people -no offence you not stupid.

I would still prefer the mass murderers. America is SO boring to people who live here. It's not something you could understand since you don't live here.

ok so we swap for a year and the exchange opions or we just agree to disagree?

I'm not trying to be argumentative or anything. Obviously, I'm not from Australia. I've never been there. It depends on where your from. I'm sure if you were me being raised in the Midwest you would feel the same. It's just not for me. It's too empty, too boring, whatever. If I was raised in Australia and I was you, I'm sure I would rather be in the Midwest.