I Don't Like People Looking

I'm Learning In My Own Sort Of Quiet, Out-of-the-spotlight Kind Of Way. I Certainly Have My General Point Of View About The Government, And The Future Of Our Children. I'm Certainly Learning All The Time, I'm Happy To Be An Onlooker For Now.

The Last Sort Of Really Low-key Race I Ran, I Realized With About A Hundred Metres To Go, That My Heart Just Wasn't In It. I Wasn't Trying My Hardest, I Didn't Care To Compete Against The Girls I Was Up Against. That Spoke A Lot About Where My Heart Was Taking Me-which Was Off The Track.

I Lie Around The Floor With My Cats Billy And Jazz Or Watch Dvds With My Best Friends.

I Have Time To Breathe, Time To Be Myself More Often, I Am A Lot More Relaxed And Less Guarded.

I Have Been Told Many Times That When I Win I Make My People Proud To Be Australian. I Am Aboriginal, I Am One Of Them And Every Time I Win Or Am Honoured Like This It Should Be An Example To Aboriginal People Who May Think They Have Nowhere To Go But Down. But More Importantly I Am An Australian And I Would Like To Make All Australians Feel Proud To Be Australian. Ours Is A Truly Multicultural Society And Should Be United As Such. I Would Like To Believe That My Successes Are Celebrated By All Australians, Bringing Our Nation Together.