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Tuesday, May 29, 2007
~ 7:07 PM ~
Following on from my last post, I went to buy some boxing gloves today for fear of having to use those awful smelly ones at the Academy again this Saturday. Bumbling into Jim Kidd Sports, Rebel Sports and A-Mart All Sports, I was excited and confused by the myriad of red boxing gloves there was... bag gloves, competition gloves, sparring gloves, open mitts, you name it!

Anyways, in the corner of my eye I managed to spot what was unreservedly LADIES GLOVES. All bright pastel pinks, pastel purples and baby blues.

I asked the Sales Assistant whether I could get plain red ladies gloves, or if small normal gloves would be okay. He looked at my hands and told me I needed the ladies ones and no, they were all pastels.

Heartbroken, I went into the next shop.. and then the next.. and then the next.. only to be confronted by scores of pastels and only pastels.

Now, I'm all for colours and I especially love pastels, but in a sport like kickboxing, I just wanted plain red ones. It's enough that ladies have their own class, and that they're often excluded from many sports because of a perception of weakness, but do we really need to further distinguish ourselves by our pastel boxing gloves??? I'm appalled though by the stereotyping that is out there when it comes to simple things like colours. When it's mother's day, all you ever see is pink phones, pink toasters, pink pink pink. Granted, some of it is pink because it is for breast cancer, but the majority of the time, it's pink just because it's female. Why don't they offer the choice of pastels, AND normal colours. Why must it be one or the other??



In the end, I ended up with the baby blue ones because blue was the most "non-sexist" colour there was.

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Sunday, May 27, 2007
~ 10:17 AM ~
I woke up this morning barely able to move. Like Shaz (hehe sorry babe), I had over exerted myself the day before with physical exercise and movement of muscles that I don't usually use. I rolled out of bed and fell on the floor, only to hit my arm on the side of my bed (which mind you, certainly woke me up) and I got up and limped around my room before deciding to sit just outside my door for a rest. haha yes, I had gotten all of 4 metres from my bed before I needed a "rest".

Why all this pain? I had my first kickboxing class yesterday. I have always loved body combat and sports that involved aerobic exercise. Oh, and I must admit, years ago they had a carefree ad where the girl was REALLY carefree and was kickboxing to lyrics about being free and doing whatever she wanted.. (that really was the catalyst for my kickboxing days). But yes, doing drills of 1 minute focus punches, 10 situps, 1 minute jabs, 10 pushups for a total of 10 minutes really kills.

Besides kickboxing, I am going to be signing up for fencing classes at the end of June.

Someone asked me the other day why I was signing up for all these things and trying to keep myself uber busy when I already am?

While I have always wanted to do the things I've signed up for, part of me is trying to fit it all in before the move intrastate, and part of me is just trying to keep up the achievements/"been there done that" list going.

Ever since I got back from Nepal, I've found myself flittering a litte. Wondering what I should do next. What great adventure beckons me. And while I'm still figuring that one out, why not go and do all those other things I've always wanted to do?

So yes, it's a busy week. *phew*

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Sunday, May 20, 2007
~ 10:46 AM ~
Dinner last night at (a)lure at Burswood for Shaz's farewell.. Yummy food, great atmosphere and decor, not so good service (just very busy that night I suppose).


Best wishes miss Shazza !

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Tuesday, May 08, 2007
~ 7:26 PM ~
Yay! I'm pleased with Peter Costello's latest budget. Apparently, us average people will get an extra $16 per week! *woot* Sure, I see it as a bit of an election year bribe, but that extra $64 per month could mean the difference between guilt vs non-guilt over a shopping purchase :) So Hurrah for that!

On another note, I haven't yet heard anything about the superannuation bonuses as expected, so i'm looking forward to that. I must admit though, i've never really paid attention to my superannuation due to the simple fact that you have to be 65 years old to access it and well *morbid thought* but I dont think i'll make it to that age! :) So putting away money when I could use that little extra for a flight somewhere seems a little bit of an unbalanced affair.

Ermm yes, nothing else to say. Yes Yes I'm boring - but I've also got an assignment due so am rushing to do that.

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Tuesday, May 01, 2007
~ 9:00 PM ~
Yeah.. i've been slack :s but i've had a bit of a tough adjustment back to life in Perth. I miss the waking up and eating breakfast, then going for a walk (or shall we say trek) around the mountains, and then coming back for some cards, reading and worldly chatter..

Back here, I have experienced a bad haircut, an eye infection, a weekend in Kalgoorlie and a lot of decisions to be made about my future. I have also discovered that Shaz has decided to pack up and go join Kean over east, and that perhaps I can survive out away from the city.

So in between the things that have been happening, I've been too busy and too tired to blog. Apologies, but i promise to get back into the swing of things ASAP>

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