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Short break

It's been quite some time since my last post and a lot has happened in the last couple of months, good and bad but all in all it's been a worthwhile experience. I no longer work for Xavier Communications but take what I gained from that position into my stride and continue as a designer. I've taken a few blows, but none that I regret happening and for that reason I'm taking in some of the best recent advice given to me by industry professionals; both personally and professionally. I've been given some sound advice and passed through some interviews which has helped me sort out where I want to go.

Starting from tomorrow though I'm going on a mini holiday to Victoria, Australia with my long-time school friend Elisa. Just planning parts of the trip before even leaving has been a little daunting and not to mention *time consuming* but after several hours research online and making several phone enquiries we've managed to work out our rental car arrangements! :) We never knew how expensive renting a car from Avalon could be!

We'll be staying in Geelong for the first day and half of the second as Elisa is graduating from Deakin University. From there we'll be doing a small loop of Victoria to the Grampians through Ballarat and then the Great Ocean Road. I'm looking forward to the trip but not our early rise tomorrow when the shuttle bus picks us up at 5am! It'll all be worth it though. Can't wait to write up on the adventures when I get back.
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