I looked at Ronald thinking of how we could keep in touch. "Ooh! I know. How about Tweeter? Or Facebird? Or even Skype?" He agreed on Skype and gave me his email and stuff. The day proceeded as normal but I was a little happier. Ok, a lot happier. The day ended and I went back to my room and fell asleep. I woke up really early and scraped together my luggage. I woke up Ronald and dragged him into the foyer. Mrs Iceberg was already there. "Excuse, miss? Uhh I would like to get to the airport if it's not to early." The penguin looked at me like I was a crazy person. "The airport?? Oh yes. You're Andy Ozz , right? Your mum left me a note in case you realised that emus don't fly." Wow. That was harsh. She handed me an envelope with some money and a plane ticket inside. Did my mom just plan this entire thing out?! Cool. "This money should pay for some lunch and the taxi fee. Don't lose the plane ticket!" I thanked her and sat down with Ronald for a few moments. "Please don't forget me!" He said. "Oh don't worry. I might visit you and besides, the so called "school year" is only a few months in actuality so you can visit me!" That seemed to cheer him up. "Andy? Mr Wing is here to escort you to the taxi outside. "Bye Ronald!" I yelled over my shoulder. The little ball of feather ran up to me and hugged me so tight I could barely breathe. "I'll miss you..." He said as a tear fell down his cheek. Boy! I do not like to see Ronald like this. Find out what happens in my next entry! - Andy I hopped into the taxi watching the flight school grow smaller and smaller as we headed to the airport. I got out and got on the plane. I arrived in Australia many hours later. I was a bit dazed as I toddled out of the plane. There i saw my mum with Thomas by her side. "Oh my darling!" She said. She ran towards me and gave me a big hug. "Miss you I did! A boring time you must have had. Haha!" Thomas shouted. While she was driving me home I started to see familiar sights. The humongous tree that seemed to only  have one leaf on it at a time was in good condition. The big waterhole where the kookaburras play in was still there. We finally arrived back home and boy was I happy.