Today I have my lovely friend Shade on the podcast. We were having a discussion the other day about being friends with or working with people that are not in your age range and the difficulties or differences that can arise because of it. She is 22 and I am 34 and trust me we do not get along all the time. We are at very different stages in our lives BUT I can be a little immature (sometimes) and she is also very mature for her age, so it works out. Same thing with people I work with now and in the past. Age really does make a difference just because of life experience. You become more aware of what is happening around you and a little less live for the moment and a little more scheduled.

I tried to record this three times and the third time it was basically very different to the first haha

Today I just wanted to update you a little on what is happening with me and where I am at.

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Getting into the groove with the new job, finding my balance, remembering to be kind to myself, old injuries reappearing, the struggle is real and the emotions are definitely something - I did a pregnancy test and it was negative so that’s something hahaha

All of the time I get this question or assumptions that I’m Indian or Sri Lankan AFTER I tell them I’m Australian. Is it just me that finds this frustrating? Is it because I’m adopted? Do families that immigrate and have children born and raised in their new homes face the same questions? Let me know what you have experienced or your thoughts.