Reflection... sort of!
Been feeling a little lame with the postings. But I'm in a reflective mood so now's as good a time as any=)
I realised that I've been back in NZ for just over 5 weeks and really haven't sat back to take in the new scenery. Nothing is the same as last year, but it's very exciting all the same. We had our first LC meeting of the year last night. It was so good to see everybody again in an LC setting. Something feels different, but a good different and I'm really excited about the next 5 months. Have a look at the Auckland blogg
Completely different subject now, I've moved into a new place in Auckland. It's just of K-Road (the dodgey end) and overlooks the beginnings of Spagetti Junction. I've never been big on meditation (my "clear the mind button" was faulty at birth), but sitting on the deck, just as the sun is rising and watching the traffic is really soothing and gives me time to think. I never thought I'd love Auckland traffic so much! The apartment itself is little and the bathroom is bigge then my bedroom (how sad). For once I actually like my flatmates, though Curt's (self-confessed god-like paramedic) habits leave a lot to be desired and result in a lot of frustration bitching with Anna;) So yeah, that's my life since I've been back in Auckland:) Nothing exciting I know, but I thought some people may be interested in the random rambles.
Now I'm studying for an Accounting exam (don't laugh), but had a really nice weekend. It was a "ahhh, so this is why I love Auckland" kind of weekend, and they don't come along too often. We ended up at the Jazz Festival at Mission Bay and spent the evening talking and talking and a bit more talking=) Few comic moments of course like Kenny losing his shoes in search of a new love and the James Alcock adventures (you should be ashamed David... hope he doesn't read this;)). We ended the night at Chris' apartment and possibly the most comfy couch in the world! Susan summed up the night with "where else can you drink alcohol, wash it down with chinese tea while listening to rock music?" hehe, so yeah, fun times.
All in all it's good to be back and I'm really looking forward to the coming months... the 5 months I have left in AIESEC:( So, better make the most of it right???
I realised that I've been back in NZ for just over 5 weeks and really haven't sat back to take in the new scenery. Nothing is the same as last year, but it's very exciting all the same. We had our first LC meeting of the year last night. It was so good to see everybody again in an LC setting. Something feels different, but a good different and I'm really excited about the next 5 months. Have a look at the Auckland blogg
Completely different subject now, I've moved into a new place in Auckland. It's just of K-Road (the dodgey end) and overlooks the beginnings of Spagetti Junction. I've never been big on meditation (my "clear the mind button" was faulty at birth), but sitting on the deck, just as the sun is rising and watching the traffic is really soothing and gives me time to think. I never thought I'd love Auckland traffic so much! The apartment itself is little and the bathroom is bigge then my bedroom (how sad). For once I actually like my flatmates, though Curt's (self-confessed god-like paramedic) habits leave a lot to be desired and result in a lot of frustration bitching with Anna;) So yeah, that's my life since I've been back in Auckland:) Nothing exciting I know, but I thought some people may be interested in the random rambles.
Now I'm studying for an Accounting exam (don't laugh), but had a really nice weekend. It was a "ahhh, so this is why I love Auckland" kind of weekend, and they don't come along too often. We ended up at the Jazz Festival at Mission Bay and spent the evening talking and talking and a bit more talking=) Few comic moments of course like Kenny losing his shoes in search of a new love and the James Alcock adventures (you should be ashamed David... hope he doesn't read this;)). We ended the night at Chris' apartment and possibly the most comfy couch in the world! Susan summed up the night with "where else can you drink alcohol, wash it down with chinese tea while listening to rock music?" hehe, so yeah, fun times.
All in all it's good to be back and I'm really looking forward to the coming months... the 5 months I have left in AIESEC:( So, better make the most of it right???
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