i came in from the wilderness, a creature void of form

[idiggapony]

so. the countdown is getting pretty serious.

England: 6 days
Ireland: 9 days
Italy: 4 months.

and recently i found you can study abroad in Australia and do your student
teaching there because their education systems are pretty much the same
as ours. the school that they would set me up at is the coolest school ever,
with all of these sustainability classes and its built right adjacent to a national
park so everything is crazy-sustainable and environmentally friendly the architecture
is recognized globally and won 25+ awards...maybe howard roark designed them..



waste management, landscaping, solar panels it looks like. so wonderful.

• extensive use of screens, fins, sun shelters and tree plantings to reduce direct sunlight on buildings
• chilled water to supply air-conditioning to buildings, where applicable
• integrated building cooling systems, including atriums, breezeways, louvres,
  thermal chimneys and high loft ceilings to allow for the movement of warm
  air away from work and teaching spaces
• locating buildings to take advantage of prevailing breezes
• using lightweight building fabric and low maintenance materials

gorgeous. close to the beach, tons of sustainability classes, and i'd be teaching art.
i should have gone here in the first place. for not art. oye.
yanno, theres always been the toss up between art and environmental.
maybe i can get my masters in some type of science thing. eh.
i'm glad my club is organizing for the permaculture guy to come and speak.


and kangaroos on campus!?

so. this means. loans forever for me. but. it looks really awesome.
i should ask kt how she likes austrailia. this ones in queensland.
just a dream. hm.