Me?? Hell, it's all about the baby!!!!
Here's Chester's day at my dad and Anita's house, a day before his 7th month of being in the outside world...
Searching on myspace for wise words I came across this quotation which
I love:
"Like
a bee seeks nectar from all kinds of flowers, seek teachings
everywhere. Like a deer that finds a quiet place to graze, seek
seclusion to digest all that you have gathered. Like a mad one, beyond
all limits go where you please and live like a lion, completely free
from all fear."
Mamkhai Norbu Rinpoche, quoting
Dzogchen Tantra from his book The
Crystal and the Way of Light
Here are some pics of my family and travels...
I'm married to John, whose son Tom lives with us half the time. I'm not
working at the moment after having my baby boy, Chester, in September.
He's divine! "Motherhood is honey" (-JG).
I've been studying Yoga for about three years now and LOVE IT. Exercise
with philosophy - ab muscles with a mental and spiritual workout too!!
I go to Body
Bliss Yoga in Port Melbourne and cannot recommend the teachers
there highly enough. They are wise, inspiring, kind and challenging.
They even get me to try upside-down poses which terrify me!
I love this song!!!
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I am an event manager with a background in administration and
communications. Between 2003-2005 I managed the operations and admin
for the Melbourne Writers' Festival, a major public arts event spanning
ten days and multiple venues, featuring ~200 writers in ~150 sessions
to an audience of ~35,000. It was huge, hard work and I'm proud of
having been involved in putting it together. Arts industry funding
being what it is, I'm also glad to have left it to let some other
martyrs enter the colosseum.
I've also coordinated 500-delegate conferences, black tie gala events,
seminar programs and touring workshops at the Facility Management
Association and the University of Melbourne.
Here
are some things I support and believe in.
http://www.oxfam.org.au
http://www.acfonline.org.au/
http://www.nologo.org/
Essential
prepatory reading for John Howard's "rational debate"!
It is HOPE that feeds our will to "be
the change we wish to see in the world" (Gandhi). (How
many quotes can I squeeze into one page???)
Thanks to Mark Ferem for the pic- http://www.myspace.com/latrinalia
By the way, I edited my profile with Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4
