My Life's Calling

Ironically, in a football match which didn't concern my team and which i fell asleep in (only towards the end, my eyes refused to open!), it dawned on me what my life's calling would be.
It's perfect. Brilliant.
Actually, it's just an amalgamation of everything I think i'm good at or fancy at the moment.
I will be... ~insert drumroll here~
A copywriter who works from home (or her laptop, rather) therefore allowing the flexibility of being a tour guide (travelling, naturally) which would be an excellent platform for the expansion of her photographic capacities.
*phew*
In short, a copywriting tour guide photographer.
Because not many people know what a copywriter does (being the least known of the jobs), a copywriter writes (gosh) stuff for media - print, radio, tv or otherwise.
i figure malaysia has atrocious english, i could probably slot myself in somewhere. So, copywriting for the money, and cos i'm good with words.
A tour guide for the travelling.
And the photos because I just developed a whole bunch that I can't believe i took with my own two hands (and camera of course). I think i spent too long choosing them because now i'm starting to see the rest of the world as photos waiting to be taken.

The Three Sisters, Katoomba (Australia)

Dromana, Mornington Peninsula (Australia)
Credits: CC for modelling; Nemo for being found

King's Canyon, Central Australia

Base Walk at Uluru [Ayers Rock], Central Australia

Circular Quay, Sydney

Murray River, Echuca (Australia)

Uluwatu Temple [Temple on the Cliff] , Bali

Table Mountain, Cape Town (South Africa)

Maybe one day i'll regret putting all my nice pictures up ready for people to pilfer. But anyhow, for everyone's viewing pleasure. Now imagine what I could do if i actually learned how to play with the settings of my camera? Or got an SLR even?
Well, we can all dream.
Until then, I have to figure out how to fit bartending in my career plan. Maybe just for personal pleasure...