About

I think of myself as Australian, but I’m also British.

I think of myself as white, but I’m also Chinese.

I think of myself as young, but I’m almost 40.

I think of myself as a student, but I’m also a teacher.

I think of myself as a world traveler, but I’m back living in my home land.

I love my other half, I love my family, I love colour, and good bread.

And I love taking photographs.

profile pic of me

Photo by Jedd http://jeddi.org/g/

138 thoughts on “About”

  1. We had a drink by the pool side for all tenants in our building when we were in Darwin. It was funded by the Body Corporate. It was an opportunity for all to tenants to meet each other. Another thing is to start a building newsletter posted in the lift to see what ideas other tenants have. Love Dad

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  2. Hello. I wanted to drop you a simple note to show my thanks. I’ve been following website for a month or more and also have picked up quite a number of good information together with loved the way you’ve structured your website. I am trying to operate my own, personal website even so believe its too general and I want to focus much more about scaled-down subjects.

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  4. Hi, thanks for following my blog In My View. I greatly appreciate your interest. I like your story and look forward to seeing more from you. Have a great day! — Rob

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  11. Just wanted to let you know I have nominated you for the Super Sweet Blogging Award. I hope this will be welcome news for you. If you prefer not to accept the award, I certainly understand, but I hope you will visit the other nominees, and they will visit you, just the same. To see the other nominees and rules for accepting the award, please visit my post at http://wp.me/p2ekZU-Pt – All the best!

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  18. Georgia – You have a very interesting blog! I really enjoy the pictures, and getting a little glimpse of your world! Thank you so much for “following” Blessings through raindrops. I consider it a real honor to have you follow me on my journey through life! Thank you again! Becky

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  20. Hello Georgia,

    I know this is the 9th of January, but I hope it is not too late to wish you a wonderful New Year. May 2013 bring you more happiness, love, and success. I would like to thank you because you continue following my blog. I hope my blog posts do not disappoint and that your visits in there have been a joyful ride. Thank you again, many blessings and much love to you. 🙂

    Subhan Zein

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  21. Hi Georgia, i love how you put together the thought of a “rainbow bakery” … will be back to read more of your posts, enjoyed what i have read thus far 🙂 thank you for the follow and i am indeed following you back! by the way, the blue sunglasses really gave you a headache, that made me “blue” ;( — APRIL

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  26. I love what you wrote in “about— it is beautiful, and I will look for the book you mentioned. Your blog adds good things to my life. Thanks….

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  29. I live in London for 8 years, and I visit Australia regularly with relatives there. We surely share something in common. Love your photos and I am following your blog. Hope you’ll follow mine too. 🙂

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  32. What a lovely presentation! And I loved “The Book Thief”. In fact I went on reading another of his books called “I Am the Messenger”. I liked that one too.

    Thank you for visting me!

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    • Thank you very much Ann-Christine. I haven’t found the other book but I will look it up now, I enjoy recommendations from other readers. Thank you for following my blog, I’m very pleased that I have found yours too, your photography is fantastic.

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  33. Thanks for stopping by and liking my challenge photos. I’m going to take you up on the book recommendation “The Book Thief” and take a look around your blog.

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  36. what a happy blog! those pansies will make any person’s day brighter!

    thanks, Georgia, for your visit to my blog! it’s late here, and i have paint on my hands, arms, and presently am typing while i hold a brush of green acrylic paint between my teeth!

    it’s time for sleep, but i’ll be back!

    z

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    • Thanks so much for stopping by, I’m really excited about getting to know you and your blog too. I’m really impressed by your artwork and can tell that you love colour too.

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    • Thanks ever so much AnElephantCant, it seems that although an elephant can’t do some things it can write neat poems. Thank you for visiting me today.

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  44. Hi, Georgia. I just discovered your blog, and I have enjoyed it so much this morning. Your photography is fabulous. The header alone is sensational — but, of course, you know that. I’ll come and visit again when I have more time to stay.
    Happy Blogging!

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  51. Hi Georgia! I recently participated in the Capture the Colour Photo Competition and have nominated you to participate. It is like an invitation and it’s no problem whether you choose to enter or not. The details are on my recent blog post. It might be fun. Eric

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  55. Hi Georgia….thanks for stopping by “Unwalled”…I’m glad my post “The Path to Purpose” was an inspiration to you……you’re welcome to stop by again…….you have lovely pics on your blog…your home page looks happy……..:)….blessings!…..Kim

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  59. I have been following your blog on and off, but this is the first time I read your “about”, and I had assumed you were a professional photographer. I was a secondary school science teacher too!! The quality of your photographs and your writing is amazing to me. Thanks for being so consistent with your blog. It is inspiring. You are inspiring. Your students are lucky.

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    • Thank you so much for your kind words Carolee. I need to update some of the details here but yes I’m still a teacher and I love sharing my photos. Thanks for reading!

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  61. Now, Georgia: I got all excited when I saw the title of your blog, thinking it meant you wrote about baking – y’know, bread and stuff. So why is it called ‘The Rainbow Bakery’? – and what excuse do you have to offer a grumpy Sydneysider who’s deeply, deeply disappointed? (which double of the adverb reminds me irresistibly of “Tootsie”!) [grin]

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  63. Hey, thank you for following my blog. I’m delighted you stopped by so now we can be cyber-friends. And I do like the looks of your Rainbow Bakery.

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