A very quick update on my Xmas goings-on in Hervey Bay, and you know what that means… the new Korean boy lover news too.
Had a great Christmas, and got some nice presents on the way too.
I need to get this podcast out, so I wont do an Enhanced podcast today; maybe tomorrow?

Have a great New Year’s Eve everyone – wherever you are in this beautiful world. I hope 2010 is a year of joy for you,
love, Scotty.

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It is Christmas eve, and I am off to do some last minute shopping… at 5:30am! Hop in my pocket as I do some shopping at Chermside Westfield shopping centre (mall), and venture in to Target, Woolworths, Big W etc. I pass a few (evil) American multi-national chains on the way
Then join me as I pack and rush around trying to get ready to head up to Hervey Bay – with new Korean beau in tow. oh boy, this could end up getting messy.

hope you have (had) a wonderful Christmas.

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Randy Korean boy makes a move on me! And, I go to the optometrist to get my goggles checked.
2 days till Christmas people!

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Tonight I saw the movie Avatar. Wow it was gooood I loved every minute of it, but especially when the aliens blew away the evil American ‘army’/corporation. Power to the (blue) people!!!
oh yeah, I went on a date with a Korean boy. 내가 한국 남자와 데이트를했다.

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I love this pic. For every annoying ‘P.C.’ greeting of “happy hooooolidayyyys” I get, I wanna scream. :-O
Thank goodness, that Australia has not yet adopted this annoying phrase. Even though we do steal most American phrases, I think this one is safe – for now. No, not because Aussies are at all religious, in fact Australia is very secular, but because “holidays” is what you do when you…. (need I say it?)…. go on a holiday!
e.g. to the coast, overseas, out back, etc. A holiday is a holiday, it is not a generic period of time, or religious festival, or national day/celebration.

So please, I beg you, if you are greeting anyone outside of the USA at this time of year, just say “Merry Christmas”. That is what the time of year is, and that is why we get the time off work. If you are so offended by it being a ‘Christian’ celebration, then move to Saudi Arabia – I am sure you will not have to deal with it there.

I might add here, that I have no issue with saying ‘happy Chinese new year’, ‘happy Diwali’, or ‘happy Ramadan’ etc. Even though I don’t celebrate them (or believe in them), doesn’t mean they don’t exist.

Discover yourself, at Stefan. The exciting you, with beautiful hair… I talk about last weekend and my bare-foot bowls birthday bash!
To halt the arrival of a portable air-con unit, I get a new ceiling fan installed for my Philippino wife… $389 later!
The last half of the show is recorded 1 day later, as I return from V1s moot meeting. I am feeling a bit despondent about how I have f*cked up my Uni experience, and possibly my chances at getting a decent job.

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(Podcast recorded in Mong-mongi over 16-17 December 2009)

*HD = High Distinction, or a grade of ‘7′ in other oz unis.