My big adventure

@CheerBear I looked for Myrtle but I couldn't find her. I did however find lots of my more distant relatives in the rainforest section. The dude in the photo is Squirtle, and he was hanging out with Byrtle, yurtle, and...er...a whole lot of others.

I super liked the jellyfish. I think I need something like that display of jellyfish in my house! Superly duperly calming. I also super liked the sea horses. Oh in the gift shop, they had toy sea unicorns. They super made me think of you.

Wow @Phoenix_Rising that's great! I'm glad you're getting a mix of adventure and recuperation. Everything goes better with chocolate. It has super medicinal powers. Just ask Harry Potter! Have fun friend.

Wow, a flying sea turtle! Who would've guessed @Phoenix_Rising? I had to think what was a non-bus was for a moment. We don't have non-buses in my area (they're about an hour south of me). I too have been on a Melbourne Circle non-bus, it is super fun because it is oh-so-circular!

That wand that the non-hairspray-loving airport employee had sounded like it could conjure up Voldemort! I'm glad you are surrounded by something exotically chocolaty. As it has been already said, things go better with chocolate.

I'm super excited to hear about your encounter with a tank full of squishies! I shall call them Squishy and they shall be my squishy as Dory would concur.

Lot's of fun for a well-travelled sea turtle. Time to snuggle down in your shell?

I'm all muddled now about where to keep telling the story of my adventure. I started here and then I forgot about here and posted in the ocean, and then @Faith-and-Hope reminded me of here. Then I asked if @Former-Member or someone could move the relevant posts to here, but they don't seem to have moved, so now I am kind-of here and there. Despite my super biggest efforts, right now Operation keep-threads-on-track is super really not working for me @Former-Member and @NikNik.

Anyway...

@CheerBear I'm glad you could see that I did have a little bit of pancake with my chocolate sauce and sprinkles! I have definitely decided that the best thing about changing the world is the food!!!!!! We had a buffet lunch and then chocolate brownies for afternoon tea (and I may possibly have snuck an extra one to bring up to my room for later!!!!!). I have just had dinner though so I am full for now. I feel like I'm in a different world. My dinner cost about what I spend on food for a week! It feels so weird to not have to think about the price as I scan the menu. It's super cool...but again the thought crossed my mind that perhaps if the organization didn't spend so much on this sort of stuff, they might have more money to help people - hmmm....

@Queenie the circular nature of the city circle not-a-bus is very cool isn't it! I did freak out a little when we got down to the docklands because we then started going backwards. I was thinking, "hang on, there's no going backwards in a circle!!!!" However, after a little bit of straight-lining, we got back to the circle concept.

The tank full of squishies was super cool @Queenie. They were so calming. It was like a living lava lamp! I super wish I could have a tank full of squishies at home.

Anyway, I will be doing more world changing tomorrow (in between the more important task of eating!!!!) and then I will be back to my own little reclusive existence on Thursday. I so very badly wish I could actually get a paid job of world changing. It is awesome and fun and empowering...but the reality is that we live in a capitalist society and thus actually getting paid for stuff is kind-of important too. I super wish it was not so, but alas it is. So if anyone sees a position vacant for a sea turtle who can stand on her head, balance an egg and do inferential statistics, please let me know.

Thank you for taking an interest in my adventure whoever chooses to read this.

Good morning to anyone reading this,

I am now safely back in my own little home in Sydney. Flying in aeroplanes is SUPER fun. Although, here's a tip for anyone; if someone else is arranging your flight and you remind them repeatedly that you super badly want a window seat, it's probably also useful to add that you want a window seat that is not right on the wing. Otherwise, your view may be slightly obscured.

While I was on the aeroplane I refrained from wishing the wing wasn't there, in case I suddenly got what I wished for. Yay for planes with wings!

@CheerBear lucky for you, the orange juice didn't have bits in it so "we" had some at breakfast on day two of world changing. Here is the photographic evidence, which also shows my super yummy breakfast... well round one of breakfast anyway!

My world changing adventure was superly duperly duperly superly fun...and productive too I guess. The highlight for me was when a clinical psychologist approached me and told me he had been reflecting on a conversation we had had the day before and that I have changed his thinking around the use of language - in particular the term "manipulative." I super love world changing!!!

I so very badly wish I could share the details of my world changing adventure, but alas, you will need to know without knowing. This is one of the bigger world changing adventures I have ever had. It's actually an ongoing adventure that will continue for quite a while to come. I'm not sure if it will involve any more flying in aeroplanes and staying in fancy hotels though because some annoying person invented the internet and all its associated wonders of skype, email etc. However, even though aeroplanes and fancy hotels are super fun side benefits of world changing, it is the world changing itself that is still my super favourite part. Yay for being able to change the world without even leaving home.