#New Years Eve Melbourne Cruise

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Exploring the Magic of Melbourne River Cruises - Classics Team Boat Cruises

Melbourne, with its stunning skyline, rich history, and vibrant culture, is a city best explored from the water. A river cruise along the Yarra River offers a unique perspective, showcasing the city's landmarks and natural beauty in a relaxed and enjoyable way. Whether you're a local looking to rediscover your city or a visitor eager to explore, Melbourne river cruises provide an unforgettable experience.

Scenic Views and Iconic Landmarks

One of the most compelling reasons to embark on a river cruise in Melbourne is the breathtaking views. As you glide along the Yarra River, you'll be treated to a panorama of the city’s iconic landmarks. From the towering skyscrapers of the Central Business District to the historic charm of Southbank and the Royal Botanic Gardens, the scenery is nothing short of spectacular. Each bend in the river reveals new vistas, making every moment a photo opportunity.

Cruising past landmarks like the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and Federation Square provides a glimpse into the city's sports and cultural heritage. The stunning architecture of the city's bridges, such as the iconic Princes Bridge, adds to the charm of the journey. Many cruises also offer commentary, providing insights into the city's history and its vibrant communities that line the riverbanks.

A Relaxing Escape

Melbourne's bustling urban environment can be exhilarating, but a river cruise offers a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle. The gentle sway of the boat and the soothing sound of the water create a tranquil atmosphere, allowing you to unwind and take a break from the fast pace of city life. Whether you're seated indoors or outside on the deck, you can enjoy the fresh air while taking in the picturesque surroundings.

Diverse Cruise Options

Melbourne river cruises come in a variety of options to suit different preferences and occasions. If you're looking for a leisurely sightseeing experience, opt for a standard cruise that takes you through the heart of the city. For those seeking a more indulgent experience, dining cruises offer delicious meals complemented by stunning views. Picture yourself enjoying a gourmet lunch or dinner while the cityscape glides by—it's a memorable way to celebrate special occasions or simply treat yourself.

Special Themes and Events

Beyond the typical sightseeing and dining options, many river cruises in Melbourne feature special themes and events. From wine and cheese tasting cruises to sunset tours, there’s something for everyone. Seasonal events, such as Christmas cruises and New Year’s Eve celebrations, add a festive touch to your experience. Imagine ringing in the New Year on the water, surrounded by sparkling lights and fireworks illuminating the Melbourne skyline.

A Family-Friendly Adventure

Melbourne river cruises are also an excellent family-friendly activity. Kids can enjoy the thrill of being on the water, and many cruises offer kid-friendly meals and activities. The combination of education and entertainment makes it a perfect outing for families looking to spend quality time together.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Melbourne river cruises are a fantastic way to explore the city from a unique vantage point. With scenic views, diverse options, and a relaxing atmosphere, there’s no better way to experience the beauty and culture of Melbourne. So, whether you're a local or a visitor, hop on board and let the river take you on an unforgettable journey through one of Australia’s most vibrant cities. Embrace the magic of the Yarra River and create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Biggest Festival and Celebration in Australia for International Students

Biggest Festival and Celebration in Australia for International Students

Australia is famous for its rich and diverse wildlife and landscapes. It boasts vibrant cultural and traditional scenes. It boasts vibrant cultural and traditional scenes. Australia is one of the world’s most enjoyable countries. International students will find plenty of places to hang out and events to attend, but most importantly, there will be plenty of festivals to attend during their time studying in Australia.

Australia offers wonderful food, good music, and an unforgettable experience, in addition to well-known universities and a diverse range of courses. It provides endless pleasure and intriguing festivals all around the region.

Here are some of Australia’s most important festivals and celebrations for overseas students that you should not miss.

Australia Day

Australia Day is celebrated on 26th January. It is a national holiday. It is celebrated in every corner of Australia. Outdoor concerts, BBQ, sports competitions and fireworks are being held across Australia. These events are presented by the National Australia Day Council. In Sydney, boat races like ferry races and tall ship races are held and in Adelaide, they call it “Australia Day in the City” that holds parades, concerts and firework displays.

Adelaide Festival

It is one of the most significant international festivals of arts that is held in March. This festival takes place in Adelaide in southern Australia. It is considered one of the leading cultural festivals. Various renowned town artists from fields such as theatre, dance, opera, visual arts as well as new media. This festival lasts for two weeks and attracts tourists from the state as well as from abroad. In recent years, this festival has got very famous. It also subsumed other city cultural festivals like WOMADelaide and Adalaide’s Writer’s Week.

Melbourne International Comedy Festival

This festival features stand-up comics that range from hilarious to beautiful stage art. This festival runs for 4 weeks in Melbourne from March to April, every year. It is organized for the local musician and it features talent shows, performances, discussions, improvisational theatre, musical events and art expositions. Town Hall is the place in Melbourne where this festival takes place. To enjoy the festival in the fullest way pick any random shows that are marked on the dusty big blackboard outside. If you want to attend the big shows then you have to book for it in advance. The mainstream of the festival is stand-up comedy and cabaret. The most important agenda of the event is the establishment of popular comics in the world.

New Year Eve

Just like other parts of the world, Australia celebrates New Year Eve on a large scale. Many major cities of Australia hosts parade, music and entertainment. Celebrities are also being invited as a guest of honour or for being a host for a large New Year’s Eve event. Australia’s New Year is famous for balls. It has various themes like glamour, black-tie and formal wear, tropical, gangster and masquerades. People with best-dressed outfits are awarded at this event. Many people celebrate New Year’s Eve on urban parklands, beaches or boat cruises. Others hold parties or arrange barbecues at their places. It is not a public holiday in Australia but schools and colleges are closed on this day as it is in the school holiday period. Sydney’s New Year’s Eve is globally known for its firework.

Byron Bay Bluesfest

Byron Bay Bluesfest is the annual Australian Music festival. It is held on a long weekend of Easter in the Byron Bay area since 1990. It is called the East Coast International Blues and Roots Music Festival. The festival features a large number of blues and roots performers from Australia as well as around the world. It is one world’s famous contemporary music festivals.

Woordford Folk Festival

This festival is celebrated annually for over 6 days and 6 nights. It is one of the best festivals in Australia. It features a diverse variety of people like musicians, artists, presenters from local, national and international. They put on over 438 acts to an audience. This festival showcases one of the most popular Australian traditions. This day is counted as a cultural holiday in Australia.

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Sydney, Australia

Day 103 – Melbourne to Sydney

Hannah and I went to visit the Melbourne Zoo in the morning before my flight to Sydney that afternoon. As Hannah was working in marketing in their head office, she was able to get us in for free, and acted as my complimentary tour guide! Although I had already see a number of Australian animals in the wild, the zoo was a terrific place to see the rarer specifies - including a platypus!

Melbourne Zoo Reunions with Hannah

Catching an Uber up to the Airport, I boarded my afternoon flight to Sydney – getting in just on time to celebrate New Years Eve! I arrived at my friend Emma’s home in Double Bay around 7pm – with just enough time to get ready before people began to arrive for their New Years party. I had a great time meeting all of Emma’s Australian friends, playing games, and celebrating the final hours of 2017. As the suburb of Double Bay is located on the south side of Sydney’s impressive harbour, we all left the party shortly before midnight to walk down the water, finding the perfect spot to catch Sydney’s world-famous NYE fireworks display.  The streets were packed with other people, the entire city coming together to celebrate! This will always be a memorable New Years Eve for me – the fireworks were more impressive than I could have possibly imagined, and the festive spirit in the city was absolutely contagious! We returned to the party after the ball dropped, continuing our party – in true Aussie style – into the wee hours of the morning!

NYE in Sydney!

Day 104 - Sydney

After much revelry the night before, we were slow to get moving in the morning! After cleaning up from the party, we headed out to Bondi Beach with Emma, her boyfriend Ryan, and their friends Allie, Sarah, Rhys, Andrea and Damien. We tucked into a delicious brunch on the leafy courtyard of Bondi Hardware, before heading down to the beach to enjoy the sunshine. Walking along the boardwalk, it seemed as though all of Sydney had the same idea. Thousands of people were gathered along the sweeping white-sand beach, splashing in the waves and surfing offshore. It was a perfect, picturesque new years day!

Bondi Beach

In the evening, we grabbed Thai food back in Double Bay and watched multiple episodes of Bondi Surf Rescue – the reality show featuring the famous lifeguards from Bondi Beach!

Day 105 - Sydney

Emma and I hopped on a small harbor ferry in the morning in Double Bay, heading into the CBD of Sydney. Nearing Circular Quay, the Sydney Harbour bridge and the white sails of the iconic Opera House were just as striking as I remembered. We spent the day enjoying the sunshine, walking around the Botanical Gardens and the Opera House, before sharing a pitcher of Aperol Spritz at the famous Opera Bar. Catching the ferry back to Double Bay, we joined Ryan and a group of friends for drinks and dinner at The Golden Sheaf, a picturesque music pub and garden bar near Emma’s apartment.

Sydney Opera House

Day 106 – Sydney

As Emma returned to work, her friend Andrea – a fellow Canadian and UWO grad – met up with me to complete the Spit Bridge to Manly walk. A spectacular 10 km coastal walk weaving through the bays of Northern Sydney, we spent a terrific day walking along inner harbor beaches and through native bushland, taking in the panoramic ocean views, complete with countless white sailboats bobbing in the sheltered turquoise waters.

Spit to Manly Hike

Arriving at Manly in the late afternoon, we wandered along the Manly Corso before grabbing a bite to eat and drink to share on the beach.  Manly had a terrific number of galleries with Aboriginal Art, where I was lucky to find a piece of art I loved! The complex symbology and icons depicted in the dot work of Aboriginal Art is truly fascinating, with the styles varying dramatically from region to region. The black and white piece of art I selected was representative of birthing circles, and the support that women provide to each other.

Double Bay

In the early evening, we boarded the Manly Ferry to return to Sydney. This famous green and yellow ferry has been operating for over 100 years between Manly and Circular Quay, sailing for 30 minutes with spectacular harbor and ocean views.  We sat above deck, taking in the breathtaking scenery – a perfect, relaxing end to the day.

Day 107 – Sydney

Emma had to return to work this morning, so I headed out to complete another urban coastal hike, the famous Bondi to Coogee surfside walk. Winding around the clifftops south of Bondi Beach, I walked past the iconic Icebergs pool, and the surf breaks around Tamarama and Bronte. The cliffs along the walk were chiseled into intricate patterns by the powerful surf below. Rounding the bends along the trail into more sheltered coves, I came across several sandy beaches, packed with sun-seekers, beach towels and umbrellas. The natural beauty of the coastline was stunning, and I could easily see the appeal of living in this incredible city.

Icebergs Pool

I reached the end of the trail at Coogee mid day, and enjoyed a patio drink at Coogee Pavillion before heading back into the city. My wonderful friend Emma had booked me in for a haircut that afternoon in Paddington – knowing that I was long overdue after months of backpacking! With my fresh chop – I headed out to meet her and Ryan at Charlie Parker’s, a speakeasy bar in Merivale, before tucking into dinner at a nearby Italian restaurant.

Bondi to Coogee Hike

Day 108 – Sydney

I spent this day relaxing and working on trip planning for the next legs of my trip - in Byron Bay and New Zealand! I returned to Bondi Beach and holed up in a coffee shop for most of the day, taking a break to wander along the boardwalk and pop into seaside galleries and shops. Not a bad place to get some life-admin done!

After Emma was off work, I met up with her near Circular Quay for a drink in the Rocks before we hopped on another harbor ferry over to Balmain, to meet my friend Nat, who had moved back to Sydney from Vancouver. We enjoyed a drink (or several…) at the Balmain Hotel, a quirky neighbourhood pub, and spent the evening catching up.

Day 109 – Sydney

My final day in Sydney did not disappoint! Emma and I shook off our mini hangovers with a morning yoga class in Bondi Beach, before gathering our bathing suits and beverages to head down to the Double Bay Marina. It was the birthday of Emma’s friend Nikki, and she had rented out a catamaran sailboat for the day. We spent the rest of the afternoon cruising along the shoreline of Sydney Harbour, swimming in the brilliant blue water, and enjoying drinks, music and good company in the sunshine. It was the perfect way to end my final day in Sydney.

Sailing the Sydney Harbour

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UBERAIR IS A REALITY AFTER FIRST SUCCESSFUL TEST

technology blogs Uber was first founded in 2009 by Garrett Camp and Travis Kalanick with the name UberCab. At that time Garrett Camp travel to his friends home for New Year eve and he hire a private car and spent $800 for traveling then he was trying to figure out that he should make the services that is more affordable for everyone or for the average person.

First employee of UBERCAB comes from twitter he tweets on Travis Kalanick and his name is Ryan Graves, he is also become the General Manager of a company and given 5-10% of the company. Soon after he was become the CEO of company.

In 2010 company name is still UberCab and after that its name becomes UBER. Uber logo has changed 3-4 times and now in Sept2018 the UBER new logo is finally revelled.

Now UBER want to bring fly taxies in five countries include Japan, India, Australia, Brazil and France. Uber announces that in America Los Angeles and Dallas will be the first cities where in 2020 Uber will do fly taxi demo. The cities and countries list includes Japan and the cities of Tokyo and Osaka; in India with Bangalore, Delhi and Mumbai: Melbourne or Sydney in Australia; In Brazil Rio de Janeiro and Paris, France, Where Advance Technologies Centres announced by Uber to study and develop flying cars. As expected by 2023 flight offered to the commercial fliers. Uber is also looking for third international city to partner with.

There is an expo in Japan where Uber presented potential flight path for cities that how it is looking when you ordered short plane ride through an app.

Preference is more in high density metro area more than 2 Million people so that pooled fligh make sense. Uber also wants “polycentric” regions (Superstructure of good urbanism) (urban areas made up of multiple cities). Uber can also work on the cities where Uber used mostly. Uber also give presentation on their services and shows that their fly planes will fly low to keep the airspace free and also have low noice.

In the Uber Elevate Summit Project UberAir a flight sharing network with electric vertical take-off and landing (e-VTOLs) aircraft. The electric plan goes 60 miles on a charge and this is expected to cruise at about 150 mph and reach about 2,000 feet. That is so woeful speed by UberAir flight this means commercial fliers can easily makes miles travelling easily and this UberAir is about to launch in 2023 and in 2020 in America fly taxi demo will be held. So as expected after one year we may see a successful launching of UberAir. Uber is partnering with some companies like Karem, Bell, Aurora Flight Sciences, Pipistrel Aircraft and Karem Embraer to build and maintain its craft and that can fly 60 miles at an altitude of about 1,000 feet at a single battery charge.

Uber basically want to launch their uberPoll shared service in the sky also that’s agraet services by any cab service provider and Uber also knows that in launching UberAir , Uber will lose much money. Khosrowshahi called this is the “real challenge,” for Uber and its partners to launch UberAir.

After seeing six final designs for UberAir’s skyports made up by architecture firms shows how fantastic and beyond the imagination, even if the team is working with the Federal Aviation Administration and NASA. But these changes in the cities will not happen overnight and Uber aims and plan to launch soon by 2023.

FLYING UBER TAXI WILL BECOME REALITY

The first successful test flight of Boeing’s autonomous passenger air vehicle (PAV), the battery powered aircraft is 30 feet long and 28 feet wide and it looks like a giant drone. Pilotless air taxis seems that it becoming reality soon after complete first successful its first test flight of a passenger air vehicle, it sounds really interesting passenger air vehicle and by 2023 through Uber and its partners make this possible. In 2017 manufacturing acquired Aurora Flight Sciences which working with Uber to create airborne ride-sharing network. The battery has a range of about 50 miles. Boeing, along with rival Bell a maker of Helicopters is now partnering with Uber to soon develop PAVs for future services. PAVs also develop Airbus and the German start-up Volocopter. But for the launching UberAir they need for Federal Aviation Administration approval may push the debut further out.

Experts also believe that according to traffic India is also a prefect country to elevate this. China or several southeast nations will expel from positions and they believe that India is the biggest market after US. In Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Bangalore these cities having much traffic in India, and due to traffic congestion costs Rs.1.5 Lakh Crore ($21 billion) each year.

Now Uber going to make the reality through UberAir now we can see taxis in air also, now all are waiting for this big launching and this is expected that 2023 will be the huge year for new technology and after the successful demo now Uber and its partners are sure that this launching will boom this year and traffic is also less through this and the air taxis launched with low noise pollution, and traveling area in a miles will be covered in minutes now all have eyes on the fares but this dream becomes reality that now taxis is fly in the sky’s. 

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Best Boat Cruise Melbourne

One of the best boat cruises in Melbourne is the Yarra River cruise. The Yarra River runs through the heart of the city, and taking a boat cruise along its waters offers a unique perspective of Melbourne's skyline and iconic landmarks. Here are some key highlights of this popular cruise:

Scenic Views: The Yarra River cruise provides stunning panoramic views of Melbourne's skyline, including landmarks like Flinders Street Station, Federation Square, and the Royal Botanic Gardens.

Relaxing Atmosphere: It offers a leisurely and relaxing experience as you glide along the calm waters of the river, making it an ideal way to unwind and enjoy the city from a different angle.

Guided Commentary: Most Yarra River cruises include informative commentary, which provides insights into Melbourne's history, architecture, and culture, enhancing your understanding of the city.

Options for Dining: Some cruises offer dining options, allowing you to enjoy a meal or snacks on board while taking in the views. This can make for a romantic evening or a delightful family outing.

Customizable Cruises: There are various cruise options available, including daytime and evening cruises, sightseeing tours, and private charters, catering to different preferences and occasions.

Event Cruises: Some operators offer special event cruises for occasions like New Year's Eve, where you can celebrate with fireworks and festivities on the water.

To make the most of your Melbourne experience, consider taking a Yarra River boat cruise. It's a memorable way to appreciate the city's beauty and culture while enjoying a relaxing journey on the water.

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Explore our amazing range of cruises around Australia. Book a luxury MV Birrarung cruise in Melbourne and we can even provide packages that include food, drinks and more to suit your specific requirements. For bookings, call us on 1300 988 309 or visit https://www.mvbirrarung.com.au/charter-options/christmas-parties

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Meeting Carlotta

In November, after my complete break down about the Rian Cruise drama, I remember sitting in my room, in silence and trying to rack my brains. Why should I continue seeing this person, why should I forgive them... and my answer? I still don't even know.  I will admit that I was too forgiving, was too willing to not hurt this person after everything that had happened, it felt like I was playing a part in a movie, and this character had to go through this, I was so worried still of letting her down and being a failure. So I made the mistake of trying to forgive. Forgiveness I feel, with something as bad as what happened, is kind of like grieving, you have so many different emotions, denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. A lot of the time, it's like rolling a dice, you don't know which emotion you are going to get and you kind of have to try and find out as you go along. I went through all of these emotions multiple times throughout Carlotta and my life together, sadly I didn't end on acceptance, I ended on anger. Carlotta flew over to Perth for her birthday around the 26th of November, I remember her texting me prior to landing, she was nervous as to what I would think and honestly, I was too. Not being someone who is shy to the experimental scene, but I was still confused with everything else going on around me also, trying to forgive but still having this black cancer-like tumour growing inside me, and this anger was ultimately growing, I didn't realise it, but over the years, it got worse and worse. Arriving at Perth airport, we had arranged for me to pick her up and I sat there, anxiously awaiting her arrival.  I must admit, I wasn't ultimately attracted to Carlotta, and I think that continued a lot throughout our 'relationship'. I saw an ugly heart and to this day, I still couldn't get past this.  The week we spent together, was difficult, she was doing everything in her power to try and make things up to me and buying me things and experiences... Happiness isn't' bought with things, it's built and this was not making me happy, it was masking the true feelings.The week was coming to an end, Carlotta was scared of going back to Melbourne, she was worried that if she left, that it would be the end, and so many times over, I wish it had of been. She flew back to melbourne and to her cats... in her small, gross apartment, which I did visit later, thinking the same.I flew to Melbourne after Christmas and we spent the New Year in Phillip Island together, funny that the island opted out of fireworks this year... again another sign I decided to ignore. I remember the night, it was the night before New Years Eve and I had received a snapchat from a friend of mine, it was just of him in bed with no top on, but had the words like "are you having fun" or something, as it was around 10pm at night, I didn't notice, but she saw red.This was the first argument we had gotten in, and should have been a set up for the rest of our time together. We argued til early hours of the morning and I left the apartment, walking down to the beach in a hoody, thongs and with nothing but my phone. I sat on the beach and cried, watching the sun rise by myself.  Whilst hugging my legs I thought to myself "it isn't that bad"... upon returning she still had things to say and then the argument continued until we were both too exhausted to keep our eyes open.After our shitty New Years, with no fire works and too many kids around, we left for Melbourne where we packed up her car, and we moved over to Perth.  Our first home together, if the walls could tell secrets, I would want these destroyed as I wouldn't like to re-live what happened there.The first few weeks went by fine, we were 'happy', I had faked being happy for so long I think I just fell into a routine of how I was. Around the end of January, 1 month of living together I got one of the best things she had ever given me, my baby Blu Ivy Chrisp, a tri-colour Chihuahua born on 19th November 2014. Having my grandad pass away in 2014 and then our family pet Hooch a few days later, my heart was aching and I was more depressed than I'd ever been, I needed something that gave me actual joy and she was it, my bundle of joy.  After only a short time of living together is when our first fight happened, I had been moping around because internally I was trying to deal with things going on, with what had happened and in some respects still grieving for my grandfather also. I brought up what had happened, and I started asking questions, in person for the first time. "How could you do that to someone?" "Why did you choose to do it to me?" and the response was always the same. "I'm sorry, I was just so in love with you", I called bullshit, on every apology she spoke. I told her I didn't want to do it and that I couldn't forgive her for what she had done, this becomes quite repetitive in our story as did her drinking. Carlotta couldn't handle it. "Fuck you, I fucking knew you would do this to me. I knew you'd fuck me over!"I asked repeatedly how I had fucked her over... what I had done. "You're fucking leaving me, you lead me on, thinking that we would be together and you don't care, you've fucked me Chandra. I"m moving back to Melbourne, fuck you, deal with the house yourself""How am I supposed to pay for it myself?""You figure it out, I don't care, you've fucked me!"I stood in front of her and asked her to calm down, to sit down and we could discuss it. When she refused, I called to Blu, packed a bag and tried to pack Blu into her little crate. Carlotta wouldn't have this, she yelled more, searching the house for Blu.Picking her up and holding her against her chest, "You're not taking her, I know if you take her you won't come back!""Carlotta, give me Blu, if you fucking hurt her I will kill you" I was like a mother protecting her young, as Blu was literally my saving grace and is to this day."No, you leave, I got her, you can go back to your stuck up fucking family alone" I tried to grab Blu out of her arms without hurting her and Carlotta squeezed her and put her up high, I screamed out for her to let her go and put her down. She told me she would if I stayed, so I lied and told her I would. She put Blu down and I grabbed her, and my bag, running into the bedroom and locking the door. Also running into the ensuite and locking that door too. Blu and I were safe for now.  Then I heard the smashing on the bedroom door, screaming at me to come out of the bathroom, I yelled back saying I refused. "Fuck you, I fucking knew you would do this to me!" I heard footsteps as she walked down the hallway, a drawer opening and then footsteps back.."Chandra if you don't come out I'm going to slice my fucking wrist open"I stood up, scared to death, calming Blu as the yelling continued through the door."I fucking knew you would do this, you piece of shit! GET OUT OF THERE!"More bashing on the door, I sat curled up on the bathroom floor, crying with Blu by my feet. Then nothing.. for a minute everything was quiet. My stomach started turning as I thought about what could possibly be behind the doors, I slowly stood up and unlocked the bathroom door, walking to the bedroom door, but making sure the bathroom was closed behind me, keeping Blu safe. I peered out of the hallway and Carlotta came down the hallway, knife in hand. Being a chef, these types of tools were always in reach, blood was pouring down her arm as she approached me."What are you doing?" I asked as she came closer, I couldn't stop the tears but I held my posture."I knew you would do this, I never should have trusted you, all you do is lie to me!""What have I lied about Carlotta?""I knew you'd fuck me!" she screamed at me as she moved the knife around in her fingers."Put the knife down" I took a step towards her and it shot up to her neck, I stopped."Don't fucking come near me, you liar. You made me move here, I moved my life for you and you've fucked my life. I'm going to fucking do it"I stood back with wide eyes, not wanting to risk coming closer, the knife dropped to her arm and she did two big gashes from elbow crease to wrist, the second gash shorter, but blood dripped down her arm and onto the floor."Can you please wrap your arm, it's dripping everywhere"Flicking her arm up she flicked the blood at me, spattering it onto the walls and onto me.She started crying, running her fingers through her hair, blood still rushing down her arms, I turned and walked silently to the bedroom, sitting on the side of the bed as I tried to process what was happening. She followed me, crying still. I cried too. "I'm sorry" she begged. "I'm so sorry, can we please try. I'm sorry for what I said, please don't leave me, please"I sat with my eyes on the door as I let her hug onto me, I didn't hug her back, just loosely rested my arms on her shoulders, I slowly rubbed my hand on her back, "It's ok, we can try one more time" and as we sat there, her blood dripping onto my clothes, I thought to myself... "It isn't that bad".

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Ideas about Cruise Melbourne

To make our monotonous daily life vibrant and colorful, we are always looking for some unique experiences. The sudden exciting change can make anyone cheerful and more energetic.

If you are fond of water or boat ride, thengoing for a cruise is going to be your favorite. You can choose any occasion or just a day out to experience the unique journey. You can easily create a group for your friends, family members or colleagues and enjoy the fullest.

Arranging a Party

It is challenging to arrange any kind of party, be it an official purpose or anything personal. For corporate gathering like training, seminar or conference, selecting a cruise ride to arrange the events will be definitely something out of the box.

Your colleague will be relaxed and enjoy every bit of it. You can easily hire such packages with attractive services.There are many cruise organizers, who offer catering or kitchen service, lighting, sound and projection equipment, bars and drinks, stage performance and other itineraries as per the requirements.For other events, you can check the services and main attractions. Many cruises offer themed parties or seasonal arrangements.

Arranging a Wedding

The decision of getting married to your soul mate is a new beginning of your life. Who does not want to make the day memorable and special? Taking your vows, while enjoying a cruise will bean unforgettable day for you and your life partner.

You can easily personalize your day by following your dreams. The guest will remember the hospitality and entertainment. The blue water, fresh air and the surreal environment will make you calm and less stressed in the function. Different types of private packages with event management, catering services, decoration, drinks, music and entertainment, etc.are available for arranging the wedding ceremony.

Christmas and New Year’s Eve

Christmas is one of the most important events and it must be celebrated in the best way.This year,let’s choose a boat party to celebrate the Christmas.Dancing, singing, best drinks and the mouthwatering cuisine, what else do you need?

You can easily select your own package as per the budget. You can say goodbye and welcome the New Year with excitement and fun boat ride.With a live band and DJ music, wine and beer, snacks and desert, champagne toasting while the countdown happens and of course greet the next year with the fireworks to illuminate the whole sky.

If you want to experience cruise Melbourne to taste the ‘on the water’ journey, go to  You will be able to see your favorite city from a completely different angle.Be it your wedding, Christmas or Halloween, The Lady Cutler Melbourne Showboat has been always ready to welcome and please their honorable guests.All most in every month,

you will find some exceptional happening for the visitors. Melbourne Blues Cruise, Reggae Cruise, The Blues Brothers Melbourne Boat party, Burlesque Showboat, etc. are a few established and popular ongoing arrangements.

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Dance Cruise Melbourne

Lady Cutler Melbourne Showboat is an Unique & largest Venue to Celebrate weddings, seafood, new year eve, Christmas party, Hens party corporate parties and every occasion on Docklands Yarra River Cruises.

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Cruise into 2020 in P&O’s $1 deposit sale

Plus, score up to $900 in onboard credit. Do your future self a favour and save big on your 2020 holiday with a whole slew of discounts from P&O Cruises. Over 80 itineraries can be secured with just a $1 deposit per person and each room also scores up to $900 onboard credit. Cruises start from as little as $251.49 with destinations around Australia, New Zealand, South Pacifc and Asia with last minute cruises available as early as June 2019 all the way into December 2020. One of the best deals we found is for the 11-night New Guinea Island Encounter from $981.11 quad share. Get a bit off the beaten track and sample all the unique highlights of this remote region with stops in Alotau, Kitava, Kiriwina Island and Conflict Islands before returning to Sydney. Or how about doing the Melbourne Cup in style with this 7-night cruise from Brisbane to Melbourne from $723.86 quad share? You'll get entry to the big day as well as transfers there and back so you just need to show up and enjoy. Keen to celebrate? Take your pick of Christmas, New Year's and even Australia Day cruises on sale. You can start a new tradition with all things Aussie on this 4-night Australia Day cruise from $586.20 with themed competitions, music and entertainment for the whole family. Christmas cruises start from $1,615.98 for a four-person room and New Year's Eve cruises are from $1,374.27 with a choice of dates and holiday destinations for you to explore around the South Pacific. Onboard credit can be used towards specialty dining, spa treatments and shore excursions, and ranges from $50-$950 per room depending on your itinerary, with the biggest savings available on 2020 cruises. Well, what are you waiting for? This deal ends on 27 August 2019 so take a look around at P&O Cruises to pick out your next vacation. Latest travel headlines https://www.finder.com.au/cruise-into-2020-in-pos-1-deposit-sale

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New Years Eve Fireworks Cruises Melbourne | New Years Eve Cruises Melbourne | Melbourne Boat Hire

Give a wonderful start to your new year with family, friends, loved ones and the amazing fireworks in the shimmery sky with the New Years Eve Cruises Melbourne.