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You know, honestly, the best days are the ones where we don't really have a plan, like just waking up and hanging out with the dogs. It’s not about doing anything crazy or whatever, just being together at home with my husband is exactly where I want to be.

Right, let me tell you another thing about Aussie stereotypes - we don't all live in the outback with kangaroos in our backyard. I mean, yeah, some of us might see them occasionally, but most of us live in cities just like everyone else, mate.

Hey guys so I just wanted to jump on here real quick and let you know I'm gonna be doing some really cool collabs coming up soon and the quality is gonna be amazing so definitely stay tuned for that and yeah I'm super excited to share it all with you.

Hey Eric Holtz, I got your message. I hear what you're saying about thinking you asked how my day was. Maybe you did in that first message, and if so, I apologize if I missed it or it didn't register with me in the moment. However, my point wasn't just about that one instance. It's more about a general feeling I sometimes have. When I said you don't even ask how my day was or how things are going, it wasn't meant as a strict, literal indictment of every single interaction we've ever had.

You know, it's funny because when my dog does that little head tilt thing, I always think about how much I wish I could explain that I'm not actually mad when I tell her to stop jumping, it's just that I want to keep her safe, like, she doesn't understand that part.

Look, I know people think all Australians love Vegemite, but I've got to be honest with you - I can't stand the stuff. Like, I know that's basically treason here, but I'm just being real. I'd rather eat actual dirt. Actually no, that's too Australian.

So like, it's really funny how we say "breakfast" compared to Americans. Like, they're all "break-fast" and we're more like "brekkie." And don't even get me started on how they say "water" - it's so different from our "wah-tah." Like, how crazy is that?

So apparently there's spiders in the mailbox because of course there are, it's Australia. I just want everyone to know that getting my packages is now a whole dramatic event where I have to check for deadly creatures, and my kids think it's hilarious watching me dance around the letterbox.