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When arriving in Maitland, Australia I would stay in a friends' home for about three weeks. There I learned all about the way of life of the average aussie. Being it was in a suburban area, I found it quite relaxing compared to the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles. At first I unexpectedly had to get to use to all the quiet. The roads coming in and out of the suburb were quite easy to understand. I especially liked the give way signs, which you actually didnt have to stop at, like the stop signs in America very welcoming. There was also circular intersections called roundabouts which are similar to doing a U turn in the states without having to wait for any lights.

The house I was living in Australia is very similar to the one in America. Spending time together and having a fare of things to do each day comes hand in hand in a lively atmosphere such I found here.

From time to time I encountered this unusual animal who lived in the house as me. He was a strange critter who welcomed me into the house with nudges, bites, and adorable brown eyes. His name is Aussie, chook hunter. He is known to chase pushbikes with those he has caught never to be seen again.

An adorable darling who never saw a pushbike he didnt like