Years ago, in Dunedin, someone had gone to the lengths of painting grafitti on a piece of fencing. Every day as I drove to work it would shout its message as I went by. The message, by the way, was "Absolute beauty rules"; and Queenstown proves its point.
It can be a daunting prospect - surrounded by the young, attractive, and wealthy. I can't work out why it never bothered me in the past - perhaps because I never noticed it to the same degree, or perhaps now I realise that I have none of the prerequisites to be here?
Although, buried beneath the layers of ski clothing, the distinctions can blur, and perhaps for a while we can be one. This I can only hope.
1 comment:
Lol, you are delicious Mark ... although I know what you mean about Queenstown.
I think everyone notices the beauty and stuff, all are intimidatedd and then they just get on with it because Queenstown is BEAUTIFUL.
Have fun, beautiful man.
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