Waking up at dawn to the laughter of Kookaburras is a beautiful part of living in Australia. I've always wondered why they're laughing? at whom? or what?
Is it because they're mischievously disrupting the dreams of humans? or do they have a special role in the magnificent ecosystem we live in?
The sounds of les petits oiseaux (the little birds) in France will forever remain as a fond memory. I can not wait to return to Hossegor and settle in a comfy place in which I can wake up to the sound of the sweet birds. I love the French lifestyle, language and it's people. Such a romantic air is breathed, and the welcoming sensation I felt while I was there is indescribable.
We all know I'm not one to go crazy in the social scene, however I do like to open my arms to anyone within close proximity. I love to learn, listen and get an understanding about anyone and everyone. Even though I'm a believer of not poisoning one's true self with alcohol, I am genuinely glad to be reconnected with everyone from Dick's Sand Bar and to have a French family. (I know I am a major hypocrite and truthfully I like to believe I don't drink, but out of all honesty it's because I don't have a mature palette, whether it's expensive, good quality, dry fruity, goon, or pure crap, I can't tell the difference! Although I do like a nice mojito.)
Spending only one week in the beautiful town I love I was able to reunite with old friends and commence building new friendships. I can't wait to return and have a great summer!
bon anniversaire Sophie!! 14th May 2010
