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ninja

Procrastination, mostly. That's usually what brings me to Gaia. gonk

Everything's pretty much the same as usual! Work, study, etc, etc.

How are you? heart Still in Denver?

That sounds awesome! Photos? ^.^ The idea of looking out the window and seeing a bunch of deer seems really random to me, but I suppose I've stayed in the country and had kangaroos and wallabies right outside, which is pretty much the same! xd I remember you talking about a possible internship a few months ago, is this that one? What are you doing there?

Oh no, I've been working full time for a year and a half now! I'm studying for my chartered accounting qualification (I think the equivalent in the US is CPA).

Kav's going pretty well. It was his birthday this week - we went and saw Love Never Dies (Phantom of the Opera sequel). He finishes his apprenticeship in 3 - 4 months which is exciting.

Yeah, it's pretty weird. Starting work makes you grow up a lot. I mean, a bunch of my friends are getting engaged and/or buying houses. But on the other hand, a lot of my friends are still in their final year of university and bumming around travelling the world. It's almost like being a teenager again, where you can't quite work out whether you're still a kid or a grown up. rofl

Love the first photo! It's like he's just chilling out in the middle of the road, and doesn't care that he's stopping traffic. xd

Eeeek, bats in the roof would freak me out a little! Although that might be because I keep hearing things about the hendra virus recently.

Love Never Dies got mixed reviews in the UK, so they changed it quite a lot for the Melbourne release and I think this might be the one that gets taken around the world.

The storyline isn't as strong as Phantom of the Opera (although I wasn't a huge fan to begin with, pretty creepy) but the sets and costumes were STUNNING and the performances themselves were very good. It was definitely still worth seeing. 3nodding

Hmm, I don't know, Things look pretty clean from where I am, but the snake river is muddy as hell. The county right south of us is has the most ozone per capita in the country though, thanks to drilling and such.