WHO AM I? YOU ASK.

THE PHANTOM BEERLESS MENACE

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WHO AM I? YOU ASK.

LET ME INTRODUCE MYSELF...

My name is Aviva Digby. Aviva means life and Spring. Try going through life with a name like that! My mother and father are truely wonderful people, they gave me so much to be thankful in my life and for that i will be eternally grateful. Although i dont have much to show in the way of education, i most definately do have much to share in the experience of my life, infact you could almost say i am thirty years old and have lived three different lives so to speak.

I grew up in South Africa where i was lucky enough to meet a person named Dave Rushworth who owns a place called Trackers in the Eastern Transvaal, it is kind of like a bush teaching camp. This was my first introduction to the bush and i have loved it ever since. Since the bush is a very big part of me, i then moved to Zambia and spent loads of time in the Kafue National Park at a lovely lodge called Leopard lodge. I loved two wonderful people there who stayed out at the lodge which was eight hours drive from Lusaka town where i had a home. Those two people taught me the real meaning of life.

We smiled so much we had stiff jaw muscles the next day, but oh! what a day.

MY MOST PRECIOUS DAY,

MY BROTHERS WEDDING

I dont work, i do study, i would have to say that most of my time is spent in the pub, studying, or seeing my mates.

I HATE:

Gossip mongers, violence, where i live now, spiders, badly looked after cars, not having a beer, bad weather, dirty houses, housework, not being free and in the bush, relationships and marriage, mediocricy, unintelligence, ignorance, bad jokes, and people who have their own websites! ha ha!

I LOVE:

Romantic candlelight meetings, moonlit walks, the bush and Africa, my cat purrna, family, friends(real friends that is),beer, enjoying life, writing short stories and poetry, motoring, crime movies, most music like R&B, reggae, dance, anything good and cookey like the crazy frog.

So now you know us all...

There's no such thing as madness only different degrees of normality.

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