TUESDAY

Today is much like apex of a roller-coaster when it reaches the very top of the highest peak before it begins its thunderous roar down the tracks.

This is my last night in Brisbane for a few good weeks as tomorrow I jet-set to Hobart for the All-schools National Athletics competition until I return on the 9th of December. My mate and I have a flat to ourselves for the week that overlooks the Derwent River and we have a guitar and other various instruments to keep us occupied whilst we're down there.

As soon as I return I will be off to Caloundra for two weeks until the 20th of Decemeber, two weeks in heaven soaking up the sun, beach and good times. Hopefully some of the mates are free and able to come up for the day or two, who wouldn't wanna hit up the beach at Christmas time? It's un-Australian!

Upon returning to Brisbane will be my interview with the Apple store at Chermside for my position as a Specialist there, so I'm super excited about everything this month as things start to snowball.

Above everything else I've found a girl I really like and one I find myself wanting to know more about each and every moment spent together. She ticks all of the boxes of things I look for in a person and is just such a pleasure to be around, it feels as though we've been friends for ages. It's just easy to talk with each other and laughter is always involved.

Anyway that's enough about me, tell me about yourself dear reader!

RELATIONSHIPS

Having a relationship these past six months has brought about a lot of realisations for me. Not just emotions I've never felt, but experiences I'll never forget. Yeah you can have a relationship with someone but there is different levels of emotional connection as well as physical.

I like to catagorise them, so these are the types I believe exist:

• the "girlfriend-boyfriend title" sort where you're just in it because you like to tell people you have a partner but never really spend time together
• the "high school hook up" sort where you are just going out for the physical rewards and talk a little bit.
• the "guardian angel" sort where you think that your partner is an angel in your eyes and you will love them to death and call them super cute names and write each other peoms.
• and finally there is the "best friends" sort, where you and your partner are at that stage where you are completely comfortable with each other, you can talk about anything and not hold back, you can just hang and not have to say a word and felt like you've spent your time together perfectly, where you have way too many personal jokes to keep track of, and where you are both what I call in love. The realisation that you are just too compatible and you could spend everyday together and never feel sick of that person.

These are just some of the stereotypical ones I've come to see and experience. You might fit in to all of them, maybe even none but whatever you feel that love is, follow it.