So. It's been awhile. I've had to make some decisions about what I want to do, and where I want to go. I think for now they're settled. Done and dusted. But 3 months down the track, i'm pretty sure they'll come back and ask me the question "what now". But we'll answer them when they come around.
So... what's been happening?
Well, last weekend, we went to watch the Eagles last normal season game against the Essendon Bombers. For those that have known me for a long time, they will know that Essendon was my team of choice.. back before they started losing. And most people know that i'm quite competitive, so with a losing team came lost hopes.. and eventually, i jumped the bandwagon and started to support the team that I *should've* supported from the start - my home team.
But that did not stop me from farewelling the great man of the match - Brownlow medallist James Hird, and of course, coach Kevin Sheedy. *wipes a tear*
And in more recent games, we got together at Larry's place and watched the Eagles lose to Port Adelaide. You could definitely sense the feeling of loss in the room at the end of the match, and ESPECIALLY when Cousins went down. Ohhhh the calamity....
Anyways, i'll leave it at a footy post for now - will update on the 'decisions' later :D have a great weekend.Labels: friends, life
It's too late to blog properly so I thought i'd just post some photos of my week that's has passed. My Christmas week was spent out in Kalgoorlie with my boyfriend and his housemates Jie and Jess where we ate too much meat, drank too little water, and dallied the hot summers' days away too easily..
No trip to Kalgoorlie is complete without a site visit - this one is a visit to Kanowna where Quan works..
My Barrick boy and I sharing some alone time
And then I had to cut my holiday short to come back for Theng's wedding. Theng and David have been together for as long as I remember - probably since the start of uni - and have lived together for most of that time, so it was no surprise and very expected that they would eventually marry!
Together with family and friends, they exchanged their vows in a sunny outdoor ceremony at Caversham house, and then proceeded to the traditional Jade Dynasty reception where we had a fantastic time boogie-ing (yes, boogie-ing) the night away...
Uncle Sam walking his daughter down the aisle... Uncle Sam looked so cute!
The Groom and Bride during the ceremony
The beautiful bridesmaids - Ella, Michelle, Peng and Jinnie
My now strangely honky looking sister, me, Theng and David
The gorgeously happy couple after the ceremony
At the reception, I saw people that I had grown up with and haven't seen for years - people like Uncle Peter and Aunty Lesley, Margaret, Euhin , Ewen.. the lot.. golly it was great to see everyone and I realized how big a part they had in my life when I was growing up!
And to end...
Congratulations also to Angela on her engagement last weekend!!!
Labels: friends, kalgoorlie, kanowna, minesite, wedding
No trip to Kalgoorlie is complete without a site visit - this one is a visit to Kanowna where Quan works..
