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I'm a sporadic organisational psychology phd student, full time day dreamer of alternative careers: cafe/bookshop/day spa lifestyle village empire entrepreneur; artist; travel writer; domestic goddess; property developer; fashion designer; retiree; organic farm/bed n breakkie; wife to billionaire heir; buddhist nun. when i'm not entertaining the above in my head, i'm busy navigating through life battling with myself to find eternal happiness armed with a skinny hazelnut flatwhite in my hand, twinkle of passion in my eyes, love in my heart and a barrage of great friends n family by my side.

Monday, January 22, 2007

Seredipitous Encounter with our Finned friends

I thought it’ll help to clear my head if I go for a walk on Matilda bay, being close to beautiful scenery near the water always seemed to reenergise me..

Then.. out of nowhere a fin popped out, then another, then another.. sending little ripples across the water and all the kids and parents picnicking on the foreshore were screaming and scrambling to get closer..

There were a gang of FIVE dolphins.. they played around the jetty with the kids, almost close enough to touch.. after about 5 mins, they lazily moved on along the shore..
I stood greedily watching their fins gracefully slices through the water, soaking in every moment while fumbling with my damn phone trying to capture this magical moment..

I followed them with my eyes till they disappeared into the dark waters.. I stood there, a bit overwhelmed with the sense of awe.. being in the presence of life's little miracles..

What is it about these finned mammals that is so magical that makes me so grateful about these serendipitous brushes with nature..

Later some American tourists asked us if the dolphins were lost and if we should notify the authorities.. and being a good ambassador to Australia.. I assured them that the dolphins are just a part of our everyday lives.. much like the koalas in my backyard that I’m now going home to feed by riding on my pet kangaroo skippy...


3 Comments:

Blogger Unknown said...

...and being a Chinese ambasador to Australia you then proceeded to pass on recepies for all three. The End.

8:03 am  
Blogger j said...

LOL!!

i love a happy gastronomic ending.. it all taste like chicken anyways..

7:59 pm  
Blogger Snowie said...

you *tsk tsk*

NZ is sooo humid!!! Hope mum & dad are going well? Tell mum to write to me! :P

11:46 am  

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