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Personal Interests

Bah, I'll finish this page later... no wait, I'll cut and paste stuff from my resume:

Computers - Computer programming, graphics design & web page design
Environment - Animal spotlight & aquarium fish collecting
Sports - Tennis, squash, jogging, touch football & broomball
Other - Debating, dancing (Latin & modern), drawing & music (listening & playing saxophone & learning guitar)

Hrrmm... err... interestingI like nature and the great outdoors a lot, however it's always tough finding friends who have similar interests. Most of my friends would rather watch movies than go spotlighting - some people don't even know what spotlighting is!!! Blasphemy! Well I guess movies are pretty fun too, so I just go with the flow.

In UQ I hope to pick up my tennis racquet again and start playing in mixed competition. In Cairns our tennis clubs are small, and only a couple of my friends played, however in UQ they have twenty one tennis courts!!! Twenty one!

I've been jogging and playing touch football for the last few years, so hopefully I'll be able to keep that up in Brisbane. And as for broomball... well there is no game like broomball. Broomball can be described as a less violent version of ice-hockey, except the sticks look broom-like with a rubber knob as the head, you use a special rubber ball, but most importantly you wear regular shoes on ice so you basically slide all around the field (momentum is a big factor). Broomball ROCKS!! I was getting pretty good at it too, but I doubt I'll be able to play it in Brisbane.

 

 
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