The Unruled Notebook

Sydney is glorious during spring and I sure made the most of it. On a pleasant day in the spring of 2011, after a quick brunch at home, I headed over to circular Quay to see the Opera House for the umpteenth time. Not that I was bored or something; Opera house always offered something new every time I visited, so with high hopes and some chips to munch on, I marched towards the Burwood station, to hop on to the metro. When I got down at the Circular quay station, I quickly looked for my coffee spot and had my dose of caffeine for that hour. Travelling alone has its own perks, you get to hop in and hop off anytime , anywhere you like, you can drink coffee all the time, you can doze off   in the metro not knowing you missed your stop and the list goes on . Why, wouldn't you? Enticed by the majestic view of the Opera house, again, I fell in love with Sydney . This time around, I wanted to keep walking, all the way to get to see the other side of the view. So,...

Ever Yours, This will be a memoir of my visit to my favorite place in the world. I won’t make it a schmaltzy, nostalgia-struck narrative; I want this to be both a fond memory and a useful guide. Picture taken when I was taking the Cahill walk - Amazing view from up there!!! Sydney is not just a city; it is a lot of things.     I am in love with a city; vivid and happening, full of life, dreams, lush green landscapes, koalas, kangaroos and of course the Opera house!!!  Picture taken at Feather dale National park                                               When I first landed there I was literally broke and I barely knew a soul. But the city taught me to think, learn, explore and live. Sydney is not just a c...