Studycation

Is it sad that no one asked me what I meant by a 'studycation' whenever I mentioned it in my answer to, "What are your plans for the Easter break?"

Or maybe they were too polite to enquire further.

First few days of the Easter break was spent at the loveliest cottage.

...with a pile of lecture notes and books.

The song, 家後, goes on replay in my mind whenever I look back at this photo.

In fifty years' time, when we've retired and all - wouldn't it'd be nice to spend lazy April afternoons out in the sunshine and porch like so, reminiscing about old times?

Tea light!

Sunday morning breakfast.

Canisters of tea and coffee. 

Aside from the cottage being a mini, all its appliances - including bins and recycling container were too! Just so cute.

Was slightly disappointed at the surroundings attractions, but the cosiness of the cottage made up for it. And what with the purpose of the trip, it was a good three-days' worth of solid study without the distractions of normal day-to-day activities around the house and, of course, the notorious internet.

Bittern Railway Cottage

Westernport Bay, Victoria