It's done!

[deathpixie]

Got my job application finished, just need to stick the bit I have at work together with the bit I've done here, print the whole thing out and voila! Hopefully things won't be too hectic in the morning at court, because we're sitting again and I won't have a lot of time to get this thing packaged together and faxed off. *SMOOCHES the Queen of Darkness for all her help*

In a way I can't help cursing the timing - where was this job twelve months ago when I was going mad up here? - because I'm concerned my overseas leave will count against me and I'm really excited about this now. BRM read the specs and thought it was perfect for me too. Ah well, all I can do is send it in and see what happens. Worst comes to worst, they can stick me on their list of prospective employees and let me know when something similar comes up after my Walkabout.

Because nothing is getting in the way of the Walkabout. :)

Melancamp, got your message, but couldn't call back on account of job application things. I'll call you tomorrow, okay?

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I had something of a small breathrough in tai chi tonight. A series of moves that I was having a lot of trouble with suddenly resolved with a slight adjustment of my back foot. And when we went through the whole pattern, to the point we've learned to, it just flowed. Like silk. And as strange as it sounds, I could feel the energy being generated by it. Made me feel all calm and happy inside.

So hopefully a better night's sleep. Last night sucked, again - lots of extremely vivid dreams that were powerful enough to wake me but now I don't remember them - but as Seraph says, my brain is still going through a backlog of stuff and needs the time to settle down.

*yawns* Time to try and sleep, any way. Night all, have a good one.ˇ

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[d-benway.livejournal.com]

The Walkabout is definitely one of the things that makes Australian culture great. There is no corner of the earth where the traveler will not meet one on a round-the-world odyssey. Canadians seem to travel often on shorter trips; between 15-20 friends and family members, the only continent that remains unvisited is Antarctica, and if I need to know about what to expect in Norway, Kazakhstan, Bolivia, or Malawi, there's always someone to call.