Road Back On Track

It is my first-week doing farm work. That absolutely glamorous work which for sure is killing my back. Kills everyone's back in fact. If someone does not already know, I am doing it to get the 2nd year visa. It is amazing how far you are able to go only to get one more year in one country. But believe or not, I would have done the farm work anyways (for couple days or so), counting the 88 days or not. Because I think it is a great way getting to know the real Australian work ethics etc. ;) What IF my back gets worse? Every day I am out there at the farm, I surprise myself. Because I never thought, that I would be even able to do that kind of farm work I am now doing. Yes, at the same time I am also very scared to make something structurally worse in my back. I do not even know if that is possible, because I have not received one same answer from any doctors. One says, that there is always a risk to make it worse. The other one says, that because it has not got worse for...

I like to think, that life is full of adventures. Everything you do and experience is a new adventure or part of some bigger adventure. Somehow thinking like that there is a whole new meaning for everything. I cannot think, that something is complete shit when at the same time I also think " well, this is part of the adventure. " Same goes with positive things, it all is part of the adventure. It is fun to think that way, rather than thinking how one holiday is just a holiday, one day is just a one day. It is all part of the bigger picture. ;) Okay, I will stop brainwashing you now. Adventure awaits My next whole new adventure starts on the 2nd of February . So in two weeks. Wow, that is so soon... I am leaving Brisbane behind and taking a 4.5h (if I remember right) train to Bundaberg - a city near the south-east coast of Queensland (source: Wikipedia). And once I arrive in Bundaberg, I will hopefully be able to start my farm work (aka fruit picking and packing) wi...