27th February 2006 : - It really is quite fun to live in facing blocks, nothing like having people being able to stare into your 4th room studio apartment at all times of the day. Not to mention my excitement that Mr. Moronic Scottish Indian Man lives DIRECTLY across my room. Who says God doesn't have a sense of humour.

And yes you and I both know that blogs are the perfect place to bitch :)

So today I woke up to check up on certain refunds from my third party insurance from Perth and from my removal company then headed out to my physio for some therapy of the physical kind. Apparently there are two kinds of muscles, the kind that support your bone and the one which allows your body to push itself forward. My stability muscles are apparently totally out of whack and thus causing all the aches in my body.

At least now I know what is causing all the agony and how I can go about fixing myself up. Overall stability issue.

So I absolutely can't be bothered to go get my car registered, doesn't really matter all that much since I have 3 months to drive around with no repercussions.

Tomorrow is the SUV Sports day and my commerce orientation. Here's to something more interesting then sitting around in my room for the whole evening.

After being in Perth for 2 weeks, where I am happy to announce that Jeremy and Joy have found a nice play to live, thanks partially to the much driving involved...

I am totally like living the semi-fast paced a lot of people and a lot of traffic lights lifestyle of Sydney.

You might inquire to what ze aussies and ze exchange students enjoy doing: Getting totally and utterly pissed (ala drunk). Let me recall a totally enjoyable conversation with a goofy scottish indian foo': "I hate asians! But I believe I have the right to because I am half indian", I can almost hear Dave Chappelle going "Well....sometimes you just gotta stab a fool....". I guess it doesn't take much of a brain to get to uni in scotland does it scotty?

SUV has been pretty good so far, it is relatively quiet and I get a lot of space which I realise now I really enjoy. There are restrictions though, since I am living in a studio apartment, I have no kitchen and not much space, not to mention no laundry area which means having to pay for the insanely expensive laundry down the road. (Note to self, get family to go look for places off campus). I suspect that I am going to have to sacrifice social life for a home that I can enjoy.

On the plus side I have found a nice church with a stable and nice congregation. Instinct is telling me I should stick with it but I can't help wanting to check out Wesley Missions which is apparently BRMC in Sydney (Yes we all know what that means). I shall go to satisfy my curiousity.