“I’ll call this one Yesssssss”
5 days shy of my 2 months
since I’ve touched down on Sydney soil anniversary. By this time I know I want
a chocolate cake I'm just not sure what font I want "Happy
Anniversary" written in. Even though it's only been 56 days here (1,344
hours, 80,644 minutes 4,838,400 seconds... thanks Google) I'm really feeling I want to be here longer
than just my 1 year visa, like I'm probably going to apply for a second one or
study for 2-3 years. This is still a tentative plan but yea it's been swell so
far.
The beautiful thing is I'm
just living simple, now that I think about it maybe even perceivably
boring, but it's so sweet and splendid
I'm satisfied. When I’m not working I've been seeing a lot of live music, I
invent breakfast foods, I talk to strangers, eat too much chocolate and In the
rare hours that I'm the only one home at the flat, I dance like a lucky sea
turtle who just made it from hatched egg to fresh open sea.
This weekend I went to Kiama
for a "staycation" (stay-cay-shun; miniature
vacation , short distance from
home) twas a nice little break from the city. Met some
cool people. Which is something else I love. On my 2 months anniversary I shall
write a list of everyone I’ve met and a special characteristic! The people and
short memoirs have been fresh in my brain lately so I don’t want them to get
stale.
Today I went to The White
Rabbit Gallery. My favourite installation was this story board about a man who
moved a pile of dirt ONE MOUTH FULL AT A TIME. With every drop off mouth full
he wrote the time with a stick of chalk. I should also mention he did this
slithering along pavement. Although I read the description, I forget his name
and where exactly it was but what he said about this special work of art was
something like "art is always pretty". I read it again, because I
thought it was supposed to say "isn’t" always pretty. Which would
make the sentence straight forward and the art as well. So even the way he’s quoted makes you think
with a bit more strength. It was very stimulating to watch. A rather
unconventional passion. It was a sizable pile of dirt! One mouth full at a
time! Spectacular! I'll have to go back to get the name and place.
S Word Count- 42
In a subtly conducive
fashion, for my next journal I will attempt charter into incomprehensible
waters. Breaking boundaries,*gradual rise
in tone of voice* , bringing to
surface, from the depth of Raisha's World.. *clears
throat* what just came to fruition to be titled..
Introspective Lexemes
*crowd oouu's*
Curtain closes.
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