Fiona & I

Suzie and Simon
Australia vs Serbia
Marat Safin waiting for the serve
Crowd outside Rod Laver Arena
Watching the game on the big screen
Fiona & I

Suzie and Simon
Australia vs Serbia
Marat Safin waiting for the serve
Crowd outside Rod Laver Arena
Watching the game on the big screen
The famous Harbour Bridge
The glimmering Opera House
Circular Quay
View of the whole harbour
With Marjon, Bauback and Shahin
Old flatmates reunited (thanks Marjon for the photos)






I just had to add this video as it was just so inspirational. Makes you appreciate the simple things we have and take it for granted such as our health. If someone can let me know what the commentary says I would really appreciate it.



I know it’s been a long time since I've written in this blog. It’s been two months now that I have been back in Australia and with trying to settle back into life here especially in a new city (I've never lived in Hobart or been here for that fact; I was in Sydney before and grew up there) and looking for work I’ve been pretty busy that I haven’t had the chance to write here.
Well the latest news with me is that I started my first day of work today (yeah!) as a Financial Analyst at a company called Transend Networks (www.transend.com.au) which is a company that operates the transmission of electricity around Tasmania. My first day of work was mainly orientation into the role and the office and trying to become briefed on the project that I would be working on. The role seems challenging enough which I like (I tend to work better when it is that way) and the team that I would be working with, seem to be a great group. So this basically means that I would be staying in Tasmania for a while at least and not moving into the mainland as I had thought and mentioned to some of you. Tasmania is a beutiful place and hopefully I will take pictures and post them, so it will tempt you to come and visit me here soon.
I’m back now in Australia and on my way home I spent close to a month in the United States visiting friends and seeing the sites. The cities I went to were New York, New Jersey, Los Angeles and Las Vegas. There sure is a big difference between the east and west coast as everyone says. Before going to the States my friend told me that these cities are really not representative of the true American culture. Maybe it’s not, but it's still a part of it. Even the little that I experienced of this great nation was really worth it. I can’t say that I had one bad experience during my whole time there, everyone was really friendly in all the places I went to and went out of their way to help me when I got lost. I hope that I can come back to the States again in the future and experience the rest of things this country has to offer. entering by sea
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