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[cosmicenergy]

went for a cruise around taylors lakes with 3 random humans this evening. they were elderly, female, singaporean and christian. i was the only pedestrian around with an unwashed face, thick glasses. in fact, i was also the only person wearing home made faded cobalt blue sports shorts from the early 90's. (the colour and etc aside, i notice that no

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[andy_yayus]

Cars are a weird one hey? I'm still not legally able to drive, though this hasn't stopped me dribing over 1000 kilometers in the last two weeks. It's so scary, especially at night time on highways, you feel totally disassociated from the world, and like one tiny mistake or brief flirtation with danger, even sneezing, could be the end of your life. I find it hard not to turn the steering wheel when I turn my head, it's so wrong. Still I am getting better at this one.
I love your story about driving with the old ladies, and I don't think you should think things like - the state of this journal should indicate that I can't do any post year 12 writing/editing course. I love the way you write and I'm sure I'm not alone. I'm so glad you're studying it further, it's a gift of yours I think. Hope you've had a fun new year.

[cosmicenergy]

hey andy o. controlling a car for 1000 kms is a significant feat, even more so for someone who doesnt have that liddle piece of plastic saying that they are entitled to control vehicles on australian roads. its a nice picture. andy driving in the cool night on a desolate road trying not to sneeze. hah! it sounds like you are having to take on tasks different to the ones you usually take on when living life in your little patch of melbourne