This is the first Sunday that I have had the chance to spend some time at home. After spending some time at the Wollahra Oval at Rose Bay watching some auditors (not my crowd!!) play cricket, and then chilling out in the sun, I came home and got started with some cleaning. Not spending much time at home the past month meant my apartment looked like a complete dump. A mate of mine came over to cook and when her brother complimented my living room, I was very proud, but if only they had seen it a couple of hours earlier.
Catching up with my mate, I found myself telling her that, yes, maybe I shouldn’t be saying that I am ”happy” - as that sounds like some sort of circular re-inforcement. I told her that I was just plain “okay” - okay with life, okay with work, okay with everything. Re-reading my last post - what I meant with “okay”, was actually just peace. Things are no longer complicated - and I like that.
Caught up with some ML people on Thursday night of which further affirmed how big of an ass my ex-boss is. Glad I’ve left the place. Hopped off to see some girlfriends (and some friends of theirs of which they had met on an overseas trip) afterwards - had a great night, till late - it was strange because I didn’t actually drink very much (body is a temple, body is a temple) but stayed out till about 2am. Sydney gets boring past 11pm - nothing good was open then, so we resorted to Establishment (again).
One thing I found myself doing was discounting good looking men - I didn’t realize that I did it till that night. I completely discounted one of the guys we were with, and upon a conversation - found that he was indeed quite smart. Maybe it didn’t take that much to impress me, but he certainly made it. I wish I could tell you that I was interested, but it’s a pity that he doesn’t live here, or in fact, really, anywhere (okay, I was interested, but I couldn’t do much).
Friday night I dined with a few uni mates - it was a good catch up - I don’t think I spend enough time with these people whom I love so dearly. We laugh so much, and ate too. I had intended it to be a short night - but had to make an appearance at an ex’s drinks because his friend had my U2 tickets. I haven’t seen him in a while - maybe it’s just to my notice, but he certainly changed. Talking to some of his friends, I came to the realization that despite him having “confessed” to all the lies, that there were certainly still lies aplenty that he had not confessed too. It may have had more of an impact if I had cared, but I don’t think I did. After an hour and 2 light drinks I hopped off after picking up my tickets.
Saturday was an absolutely beautiful day to be rowing. We achieved a new best time for one of the endurance exercises (stoked!). Over lunch at the fish markets, some one mentioned to me that I had an interesting reputation - a 23 going on 30yo dominatrix - hey, what can I do about it if the boys like getting whipped? I can’t be wrong if other people can’t be right! 
U2 on Saturday night was absolutely amazing. We had the mosh pit tickets, were not too far from the stage and could see the band from time to time (though I have to mention that after standing for 5 hours straight I was getting a little grumpy). I was a little surprised that I got emotional - I had tears when I still haven’t found what I’m looking for and Stuck in a moment you can’t get out of came on, then again with With or without you. These darn tears - they just wouldn’t got away!! I had listened to U2 growing up, since middle school - and this was the first time I was watching them live. The good times, the bad times, the times I wondered - all those times just came flooding back. It was a great show, and as expected, Bono was political, and inspirational. I only hope his message, be it marketing gimmick or not (I choose to be optimistic), gets through to the wide audience that listen to his music.
… and that was how I ended up with a peaceful Sunday. I have yet to start filling up my suitcase - hopping off for a business trip. Maybe I will just pack tomorrow…
Peace out my dears.