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On a dusty day, a union formed…
We were out of place right from the beginning. It was clearly us and them. We are different, there is no doubt about that, from what is the norm in this small dusty beachside town. A white girl marrying a local boy… is more than enough to encourage a few raised eyebrows and a lot … Read more
barefoot in the mother land…
I travel a lot. It’s true. Some people think I’m running away from things. Perhaps that’s true too. But as much as I love to leave, there is something about Australia that I love and I think the more time I spend away, the more I love this beautiful country every time I come home … Read more
shake, shake, shake…
Here we are again. Four days ago, I was sitting where I am right now, in front of my lap top, at our dining room table, looking out at the bright green fronds of the Coconut palms that grow through our living room roof (how’s island living eh?)… I was working, (I’m in the middle … Read more
geckos, sunsets and long lazy days by the beach.
I lose track of time, I’ve been here for two and a half weeks now… and time is going so quickly. It’s almost time for me to head back to Perth, to welcome a gorgeous little member of the family into the world, and to renew my visa so I can come back to my … Read more
my indonesian christmas
This is the first Christmas I’ve ever spent without my family… and I’ve spent most of the day on my own. This morning Sara and I got up at 5.30 am and opened our presents, both of us got a pretty good stash of very practical and useful gifts from each other and Santa and … Read more
