This is at 2000m elevation (I live at sea level). We had a bit of a cold snap, although it’s not like that now. It actually snowed 2 days before we drove through and this was what was left. We even saw snow in February (that’s like seeing snow in August, for my northern hemisphere friends).

I’ve never been to the part of the state where the school is before and I have to say, it’s a beautiful part of the world. We get one ‘family weekend’ in the middle where we get to go visit him, which will be in mid-March and then we pick him up before Easter, when the program finishes. My son has already done an overnight hike and camping experience and will complete another one, this time for 2 nights, before the end of his stay. They have no phones, no iPads but they do have a small laptop for the purposes of school work and email, however a lot of the program is outdoors focused. The one my son is attending has 44 year 9 boys and girls from 8 different schools and it’s a 9-week program.

It’s part of a student leadership program – there are 5 campuses across the state, all in kinda country areas and they each take a cohort of year 9 students from various schools, for a term at a time. However this is my last week before my classes start back up again, although my reading should hopefully not change too much because one of the classes has a number of set texts.Īpart from reading in February, my family took a road trip into a rural part of the state to deliver our eldest son to the school he is attending for this first term of the school year. I try to read every day and sometimes it’s just easy to pick up something quick. MacfarlaneĪnd so we come to the end of another month already! February was another quite good reading month for volume, I read a lot of books but a lot of them were shorter novellas etc on Kindle Unlimited. Least Favourite Books: The Unbalanced Equation by H.L. Favourite Book(s): Mad About You by Mhairi McFarlane & A Room Of One’s Own by Virginia Woolf

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