I think I just posted the title by accident, before I had said anything. That is okay though because now I have said twice that today was a great day. That’s three times but it really was.

Martin and I went to visit our friend Ramon who we like very much. He is from El Salvador but now he lives in Forestville so as much as I would have liked to have visited him in El Salvador it was just Forestville. From Forestville we went to Waringah Mall so he could pick up some photos and then we went to Harbord so he could drop them to his daughter. He stayed there for about 40 minutes while Martin adn I drank lovely, hot tea and ate yummy banana bread in the cafe down the road. It was a great cafe that looked over the beach. Then we all went to Macmahon’s Point. We were aiming for Milson’s Point but ended in Macmahon’s Ponit which is very typical of an outing with me but it was all good as then we were able to take the ferry over to Milson’s which I had never done before. It was fun. We sat at Milson’s for awhile and chatted and then Ramon left us so Martin and I walked over the Harbour Bridge and through the Rocks to Circular Quay. I had done that before but only once and Martin hadn’t. In Circular Quay we ate chips and watched lots of good street performers and all the American sailors from the boat.

The final part of our adventure was catching the ferry back to Milson’s Point and wandering around Luna Park which was also fun even if we didn’t go on any rides. All the ones I liked Martin didn’t like and all the ones he liked I didn’t so we didn’t bother. I know that might not be very differentiated but we were not really that interested and rides are never that fun on your own and they’re expensive so you would want to enjoy if you are going to do it.

Now we are home which is also nice but I am very tired. I also just read my to do list (how good are to do lists) and I did not do any of the things on which is very unsatisfying as I can not cross anything off. Not to worry though cause it was a great day. Thank you God for days like these.