Krista Scott: A Spunky Spirit, Snow Boarder, Surfer Girl, Australian Harvest Worker
March 8th, 2008
Krista Scott: A Spunky Spirit, Snow Boarder, Surfer Girl, Australian Harvest Worker
I always keep my eyes open for interesting people, and Krista Scott just absolutely grabbed my attention. I first met Krista 2 days ago on a whitewater kayaking weekend where she accompanied our group to do our first kayaking lessons on the Ottawa River. In the van she told us that she recently did a 13 month trip to Australia where she did all sorts of harvest work in different locations. She also mentioned that she completed an ESL program at the university and is heading off for her first teaching assignment to Vietnam this fall. I knew at that stage that this was a very interesting young woman and I decided I would get to know her a bit better.
Krista is a very cute young woman, always in a good mood and sporting a great smile. Later that evening, Krista gave a special performance after sunset at the campground of something called “poise”, a former Martial art developed by the Maori people that involves the rhythmic twirling of two long wires that have a wick at the end that is set on fire. One of her co-workers was playing the bongos and the performance did have a very aboriginal feel to it. The image that is created in the dark is of circles of fires whirling around the performer in perfect coordination ELECTROLUX EOB 64100 K with the rhythm.
So without further ado, here is Krista Scott, a very adventurous, endearing young woman, as you will discover yourself.
1) Please tell us about yourself.
I am 25 years old and I’m originally from Cobourg, Ontario. I have always loved the outdoors and loved to play outside. When I finished high school I wasn’t ready for university. I went travelling to the prairies and started working in a restaurant in Regina. I met a lot of cool people along the way. From there I went west to work in Alberta as well as in Whistler, B.C. There I worked in a grocery store and at Boston Pizza and spent the rest of my time snowboarding. I also ran into a lot of Aussies there. I knew this was a place that was going to suck you in with its addictive lifestyle, so I decided to head home. Based on my friendships with these people from Australia, I decided to get a working visa for that country, something that was pretty easy to get for a Canadian citizen. I had decided I wanted to go to Australia to travel Sony DCR-SR46E and work there for a year.
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