I know my friends they fill their houses with HD TV and fancy gadgets such as PS3, spending hundreds of dollars in the process. Nothing wrong with playing games, but i just cant seem to find myself doing that anymore. If i play 2-3 hours a day, thats about 60-90 hours a month, 720-1080 hours a year! That’s a crazy amount of committment to get into, all in the name of relaxing? However i am very much tempted, like the talk about the latest fifa 2012, and i have made a promise (and boasts about to ppl) that if PS3 ever re-make final fantasy 7, i will not flinch to line up xx hours to get the game, and a PS3.
I am very much pumped up yesterday when i was surfing at redballoon.com.au. There are just so many things i want to do! Hot air balloning, sky diving.. and CAMPING! Rent a 4WD, pack my tent and equipment, and drive a couple of hours out of the city into the woods by a lake. I have everything visualize on my mind. Day One friday, reach campsite at 7pm, find a nice spot, set up camp, cook a steak dinner using portable stove, kick back with a beer and watch the stars at night, starry starry night. Day two Saturday, wake up and exercise! Go for a job by the lake, for a bush walk, or even canoeing if i can grab hold of one! Follow by breakfast, some good ol toast and bacon. The last activity and the one that excites me the most is fishing! I think i will have more than one fishing rod in my life. Just the thought of sitting for hours by a lake or river puts me at ease, and the thrill of catching, gutting and bbq my own fish for lunch!! That will be an awesome experience worth re-living again and again!! Finally, pack and go home when the sun sets.
It’s actualy not a far away goal, though i have to deal with the fact that i will probably end up spending way more than a PS3. Since i am not married yet i will have to drag a couple of good mates to go, watching Anna going through the whole experience is pretty amusing too actually. For now, my best relaxation remedy is to sit down with a nice cup of cuppa or to visit the art gallery! http://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/