rest of your life, where?

Along the shores of the Chesapeake Bay. Where else?

 

Those are all really good choices! I forgot about New Zealand and their sweet Kiwis.

 

^.^ btw, I know why you chose my city, you snicker bar. ;D

 

Oh yeah...I forgot that person who actually piqued my interest. Mind cluing me in?

 

ME, YOU PENGUIN!!! XD

 

You can't go wrong with Argentina, I've been, & the women are beyond fantastic...the only reason I wouldn't live there, so I can keep my majestic sense about it, never wanna be used to that place.

 

I have met Argentine women. They are beautiful and sweet.

 

Indeed, indeed.

 

Tonight's sunset



I will choose this every day. Melbourne, Australia for the win

 

It is isn't it...a friend took it last night :mrgreen:

 

Sunrise, sunset, moonrise. You can't beat their individual beauty.

 

Ahh Tarshi.. Australia .. that's our place,

 

such an interesting topic, i couldn't help but answer!
for me, it would be australia or china...
I love the unique beauty of australia. nothing like it. While it's not perfect, life is so fantastic here. No matter where I go i always gravitate back towards home. Glad to see so many other aussies here who would agree! Plus....most beautiful and wild place to surf in the world!
And china because it is also a home to me now...I would be completely happy to spend the rest of my life in the mountains of shandong and hubei training (as i was for the past few years), although life can be frustrating as f**k in china, it's always worth it.

 

Why are you in China?

 

I was, i'm back in australia now. Although chances are i'll heading over to the middle kingdom again soon. i really miss it.
I went to train kung-fu for the years, and because i'm a shameless sinophile.

 

Thats amazing. What style did you study?

 

Thanks! Well...they taught us a few different styles. We did tai chi and quigong in the mornings, and we learnt nothern and southern shaolin styles, xingyiquan, baguazhang, sanda (which is essentially chinese kickboxing), wing chun and baji quan. As well as many weapons...nunchaku, swords etc. They also taught us mandarin, buddhism and calligraphy.

We were trained by shaolin monks who had left the temple and opened schools. There are quite a few of them over china that open their doors to westerners. It's definitely not easy going though. I left for china when i was 17 for a year and hadn't been away from home for over 3 weeks before that...well worth it though!!! :-D

 

Wow thats amazing. I wish I had that kind of courage at your age. Its going to open so many doors for you

 

Thank you!!