Hello,

today I'm now REALLY Queensland resident! why ? because i changed my car plates...and that wasn't so easy. Actually in Australia, each state has his own rules, thus what is right in a state can be wrong in another. So we had to do all the registering administrative process : car inspection, drive license.
Our car is an LPG, so we had to do both inspection for petrol and gas.
This is a government business, because our car is a used car wich was registered in Victoria State until June 2008. So i 've paid twice! wasting our time and money!!!
I now have a brand new plate on our car with the sunshine state written + i have a Queensland drive license, so i feel like I'm a young new driver...funny after 15 years driving!

Info for overseas readers...
compare to France, here in the Queensland state, the drive license has an expire date, then every time you have to renew it you have to pay. You can also have a customized plate on your car with your name or whatever you want. This kind of "funky" stuff could never happen in most of European country...it's a serious affair sir !
But i like it, it 's funny when you're in the traffic jam and just see that the car in front of you has a stupid message on is back, or his nick name...cool!



Next week i will tell you more about my business...i think i have my first customer...exciting!
Can't tell you more before it's sure!

I've just watched some movies about Darfour.
I wanted to understand what happens there. I realized that this was the same problem as in Rwanda except the fact that in Darfour it is less spectacular and Sudan has some Oil!!!
The repetition of the history!!! I really don't understand why those human killing has been, are and still going on ?
Everyone knows about the plans and it's like there's no way out to avoid those killing, like this have to be so! Like nothing can stop this evens or it's a kind of collective acceptation of murder!
Please, STOP THE MASSACRE !!!
Here's some title of good movies on the topic :
Learn about Darfour conflict :
Click here


- Sometimes in April
Sometimes in April is a 2005 historical drama television film about the Rwandan Genocide of 1994, written and directed by the Haitian filmmaker Raoul Peck. The ensemble cast includes Idris Elba, Oris Erhuero, Carole Karemera, and Debra Winger. This one is my favorite. Click here to know more about this movie



- Another interesting movieHotel Rwanda



- I also recommend you another movie : Shooting Dogs or Beyond the gate

As i promised last week, here's some photos of my "sweet home" in Brisbane.
This house is very nice to live in and we enjoy all this rooms + the possibility to stay in the backyard surrounded by all those beautiful trees.
Now, i feel like i want to be gardeners...







Obviously, all friends are welcome, the door is always open!!!