Learn Australian English in this Walking with Pete episode ofThe Aussie English Podcast where I give you my photography update! Subscribe to the podcast: iTunes | Android | RSS Download MP3 + Transcript AE 487 – WWP: What a Day! Photography Update Badabing, badaboom! (It’s) time for another Driving with Pete episode. So, it be Walking with Pete except I have just finished walking around and I have to go grab Kel. So, just let me reverse up. Reverse, reverse, reverse. Do a U-ie. Do U-turn. U-ie, U-ie, U-ie. And it’s time to drive into Canberra and I’m early. I’m early. (I) thought I was going to be late. I normally have to grab Kel at about 3 o’clock and it is 2:20 at the moment, and I was taking photos out in the back of this sanctuary, reserve. It’d be a reserve. So, it’s a nature reserve, Mulligan’s Flat, Mulligan’s Flat Reserve. So, this is in… It’s near Bonner, which is a suburb in Canberra, and this is the place that I’ve been going a heap recently in order to practice photography, and get a load of photos of kangaroos and echidnas, birds, all kinds of stuff. It’s been amazing. And today, was no different. Today was absolutely awesome. So, I finished work. I was doing my podcast stuff. I released an interview today. Kit was chatting to me about IELTs. So, I put that interview up this morning. And I’m… at the moment, this week at least, I’ve been trying to get everything done by about 12 o’clock. So, I normally start work, I normally get out of bed at about 8:00, 8:20, and I start work downstairs in the kitchen, situate myself at the kitchen table, make a coffee, and then I wait for people to come downstairs, to wake up slowly, although usually two of them, two of the Brazilians that I normally chat with, have already disappeared. So, but yeah, normally Luma at the moment, one of my housemates’ girlfriends who is with us at the moment, she is normally there. She gets up after me, and then I’ve put myself downstairs so that we can chat and I can practice my Portuguese or, you know, just be social, because I don’t want to be cooped up, ‘cooped up’ like a chicken coop, right. The place where you keep chickens at night. You put them in a coop and that’s where they are locked. If you’re cooped up in English that… that means you’re sort of locked up in a room or you’re in a small confined space for a long period of time, right. So, I’m always cooped up in the office, in my bedroom, and I don’t really like to be too cooped up for too long. I like to be sociable like to come out chat to people. So, I situate myself downstairs, put my computer on, have my camera gear down there too. Recently, I’ve had my… this new lens I bought two days ago, and if you haven’t checked it out, I made a video about how I saved $100 when I bought this lens and that was using the expressions, ‘What’s the best deal you can give me on this?’ and ‘What’s the best price you can give me on this?’. Okay? So, you can use those expressions when buying things like cameras or cars, or expensive electronic equipment, in particular, you can do it. So, if I were to go to JB Hi-Fi, for instance,