Yesterday I visited the very first school, which is the beginning of my Aussie life. If I hadn't decided to study there, I would have had a completely different pathway to progress or my career. Now that I cannot cogitate any different scenario. This school reminds me of so many good momories, albeit having few bad ones.
I was just astonished how it's changed inside. But, of course, there is no doubt about it, coz it's been nearly 12 years since I left here. Time flies, really.
I met heaps of nice guys and, of course, teachers as well. Unfortunately, none of the teachers I was taught isn't working here anymore, which is easily imaginable and even normal. But nonetheless it's a bit sad.
Anyway, it was so beautiful day!! Crystal clear sky!!. Australia, especially Canberra, has remained one of the most environmentally-friendly and nature-conscious countries in the world. I reckon each state government has been doing a really good job in order to ensure all natural reserve and habitats are clean and safe for people to walk around, and coexist with nature. I really like the ways in which state governments embark on significant conservation projects.
Please have a look at the above pic. It's a really stunning view, isn't it? This is just on my uni campus. When I come back to this uni, I always feel the campus looks like a national park. I still remember when I was stressed out I used to come here to unwind for a while, and spend some time in deep meditation. This is the way it is, ensuring you properly and strategically destress.
Another thing I was surprised is that a couple of modern architectural designed school residences are being built, one of which is a particularly intriguing combination of modern exterior and quasi-classic interior.
It's got a quasi-classic essence as I checked out inside, and it's got a nice and cool cafe as well. Fantastic!
Overall, it's a really great day. If you are planning to study or live in Australia, I highly recommend considering Canberra rather than other big cities like Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane. These cities have been increasingly packed, and so there will be less possibility of getting invited for PR. By contrast, Canberra's got still a small population, but can see a rapid growing number of skillful migrants and international students. So, I think there will be an immense prospect for not just PR, but also earning one of the most livable cities in Australia.
Thanks for reading today!!
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