Suddenly I have been hit with the travel bug...I want to travel overseas and work and experience another country's culture and environment. Some who know me may think it is insane, because I have to drag my little family along with me. But I know if I do want to work overseas my partner will support me 100%. He isn't the type to be tied down either and would be open to experience another part of the world. I have come across a job advertised through the Australian Embassy to work in New York, how I have dreamt to one day be in New York and live there. It is only a 12 months contract, but I think that would be enough for me to enjoy the city that is New York. I won't be setting my hopes too high because there must be hundreds of applicants. The thing is I will have to pay for all the costs to fly there and settle there...which is a bit annoying because I still have to finance my house in Perth. I'm a bit relieved that the AUD is going so well against the USD.

My mum would be devastated because I would be taking her grand children away from her. But I figured I only have one life and so do my kids and hubby, and what an experience it would be for them. My head is spinning at the thought of being overseas...away from our support systems, I wonder how we would survive. It would definitely be another maturation experience for me.

It is kinda dull in Perth at the moment, F has been looking for a stable job for a year now and there has not even been a glimmer of hope. We started out applying for graphic design jobs which is suited to his academic discipline, but the job market is tough out there. If you are not in the mining industry or business sector in Perth you are going to find much harder. It is becoming even more depressing as Christmas draws nearer and we are strap for cash...I see Sofia rummaging through the countless catalogues that come through the mail, pointing at the toys she would like for Christmas. It's so cute to see but so sad. She is a good kid, she likes to see the catalogue pictures and dream one day she will get a toy like that. She is not demanding about it...but more excited about the fact that Christmas is almost here.

I also managed to put up the Christmas tree mid-November. The common silly rule is to have it up on the 1st December, but before you know it...24 days past and Christmas is been and gone. I like to enjoy the festivities, the lights etc...it brings on that 'Christmas spirit' and it lights up the twinkle in Sofia's eyes. Leo is 4 months now, and starting to grasp at toys and even the fork from my hand when I am eating. I hope to start him on solids soon...he is a big eater and growing boy, so the breast milk won't be enough any more. It's so much fun being at home with these two munchkins, they may drive me insane at times...but I love them so much :)

Well on the bright side, little kids don't tend to remember all the things they want, so if they don't get everything they won't notice.
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