I’ve taken numerous photos of Sydney CBD, since I last got my maroon-coloured camera from dad during the holidays. I was so eager to show off my camera skills, that I bring my camera along with me almost everywhere- and yes, that includes the time when I’m in the toilets! ! ( lol I won’t go into detail, as it is most unpleasant when you’re trying to eat, swallow or digest food you just took a bite of) haha…jokes. Anyway, back to what I was saying. I was rather pleased with my touch-screen camera that I have decided to spend more time on it. I have now organised trips around Sydney areas on a weekly basis, and have started mapping out my two-week holiday in September, to either Queensland or Central Australia, since last Friday.
I’m so psyched about the idea of travelling that I hope, just hoping, that I could work whilst travelling, and still get paid well in the future. I’m sure anyone would die for a dream job like this, but I am certain that such job would come with a price. Surely, this sort of position would only be given to those who are highly skilled-acquiring certain standards of proficiency in various languages and experience in travelling is a definite yes in the résumé, photo manipulation and processing ability, interpersonal skills and immense lots to include, nevertheless, I have continued my Japanese and English at uni , and as mentioned previously, I have plans for my travel ,down under and at home, so maybe one day I just might get that dream job I am thinking of. My parents told me that my dowry is the education they gave me- the express ticket to the world- although I doubt that I would ever be competent enough to stand alone like a confident individual, resembling the almost parentless child in the orphanage after four years life in Australia, I do agree that education in certain ways, do prepare me to the unpredictable future…..(cont’d)
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