Awwww that's adorable.
The past couple of years we've gone on holiday to the Isle of Man and there's this wildlife park there that has one llama. The poor thing has a genetic condition so his jaw is all out of alignment and he's missing an eye. But he is the most social llama I've ever met (I have actually met a few llamas). He comes right up and will stand there and pose for the camera. My brother called him... Mungo? Mongo? Whatever the massive gingerbread man in Shrek was called. He's lovely.
You can yeah, there are official llama owners' associations and stuff. There's also a place just outside of Penrith called The Llama Karma Kafe. It's a little café with llamas. You can adopt one, go on treks, pet them. Or just go for a weekend and stay in their B&B - The Llama's Pyjamas. It's so cool.
Yeah it's been about 3/4 weeks. I've done just over 600 miles so far, and because I drove into work today and am taking my dad to a meeting on the coast tonight, it'll be 700 by the time I get back home tonight. THEY DO. I took a wrong turn last week so went back the way I came, tried to rejoin the road I'd been on and it told me to go in completely the opposite direction.
I'm considering just forgetting about the built in one and investing in a TomTom. The one I have is quite new so I feel like the guinea pig testing it and the guinea pig ain't happy so far.
Hey, don't worry about how long it takes you. I took lessons on and off for three years before I passed. Mostly down to one instructor who totally scammed me but still. Everyone goes at different speeds and it's better you take your time and do it right than rush through it and end up in an accident. You'll pass when you're ready, sometimes that just takes a while.