guys, you successfully managed to bring my mum and i to tears, you are the most beautiful people in the world. i honestly can't tell you how amazing it has been to have met such decent people, it's only a shame we all don't live closer in my opinion! otherwise one day we will all need to grab a beer somewhere...somehow.
and the music was great guys, exactly what i needed.
my family and i are still going through a bit of murky water but i will be try to get my ass back on here! i miss you all muchos luvos xoxox
iam very tired. have been living in the hospital all week with my mum and finally home for tonight. my father was diagnosed on monday with acute myloid leukemia. i played tennis with him on saturday, and now he's on life support. if he survives, he'll be in a coma for the next 2 months best case. if you can, please try and send some positive energies through the cosmos for him, he needs everything he can right now
sooo it's been quite a while, been very distracted lately living life in the trees. not saying i haven't had time to booth, just haven't actually got around to it. im sure you'll understand :) ill try and fill the gaps.
ive been reading a lot lately, which is pretty foreign to my usual life. not so much books, but the interesting articles that we all stumble upon on the internet but very rarely have to time to read. full articles on ideas, projects and interesting things people are working on around the world. some of the ideas people devote their existence to are pretty intense. if any of you get the time to check out JR's 28 millimetre project, i found it a really refreshing project for promoting global unity, or at very least, helping spread an awareness of the everyday heros we encounter in day to day life, everyone has a story. worth 5 minutes for sure. <http://www.28millimetres.com/index_en.html>
another blog i've found really interesting lately is alex noriega's latest project 'stuff noone told me'. it's essentially a collection of self illustrated cartoons depicting some of the life lessons that we often learn the hard way. some are very interesting, check it out at <http://www.snotm.com/>
other than spending countless hours on the internet browsing r/trees and miscpix, i've also managed to get a full time job working as a project manager contract administrator. sounds fun i kno, if you life paperwork and building sites. which is probably not many, but it's right up my alley so im pretty excited to say the least! only problem is that now i have to stop acting like an 18yo and start getting professional.... for those of you who know me, that's ever going to happen.
i've also been spending quite a bit of time in melbourne lately, spending time with some of the family i never see. i have 4 cousins i never knew about, and a rich auntie that i can stay in the snow with, so that was bonus. i really like the vibe in melbourne apart from the "hipster" image everyone seems to froth over. sometimes i felt like people were looking at me funny because my jeans weren't rolled up just past my ankles and my hair wasn't swished over to one side. but i got by.
so ill put an end to this ramble now, I usually don't write more than a line or two :\ and the last thing i want to do (which i think i probably have) is be one of those live-feed hogs that spread an essay over half the feed. but ya'll can fuck off, ill do what i want XOXO PCE!
