Sydney Nolan is an artist
Sydney Really is a spy
Sydney is a city in Southern Hemisphere
Sydney is a gay city
Sydney is the most expensive city
Last but not least
Sydney is the most sinful city in the Asian region.
Sydney is in the Asian region? It’s supposed to be a joke! A few years back, when General Benny Murdani was the Minister of Defence of Republic of Indonesia, with a huge world map in front of him, pointing that Australia one day would become of the southern part of the republic! Imagine that?! Of course that would also include Sydney!
The most sinful city in the Asian region? What about Bangkok? Bangkok was the most sinful city for the American GI’s during the Vietnam War! Sinful or heaven? Here, we arguing, debating on the issue of one of the English lexical and probably needs to be considered whether are you a religious or an atheist? If none of these is you, why bother?
She used to live in Sydney when she was younger. Would you say 27 years old woman, still young? Well, who cares what people think? The main important thing is ‘you’ as ‘being’ not ‘others!’ That the way the young’s mind work, selfish, self-centred, full idealism, and caring. You see? Full of contradiction!
Her favourite author was Albert Camus. She loves him simply because once he said, It is better to wrong by not killing no one than to be right but by mass grave’. Camus fulfils her desire for justice which is harder to get when you live in the permissive society. First, she lived by herself for nearly a year in the middle of the city, at 3/9 Elizabeth St. He woke up with her face straight to KLM logo next to her window flat and seeing cars with carbondioxide straight to her lung. She lived in this chaotic, expensive city with one single aim, which was how to give something back to the society but at the same time to fulfil her womanhood bursting for lust.
She chose Sydney to live not only for that reason. Sydney is a city for young people thirsty for experiences of life. Thirsty for lust to fulfil her emptiness of love and caring. She moved from one bar to another bar and drinking like a horse. He’s searching for companion and he found one after another or jumped from one bed to another, in the end her exhausted and tired but still no love at the end of the tunnel.
Then she decided to move to another city in Australia and she chose Melbourne. She found that Melbourne is cheaper, a lot cheaper than Sydney. In Sydney, they have only buses and train as a public transportation while in Melbourne they have tram, train, and buses. Tickets are also cheaper in Melbourne and the most important thing is Melbourne reminds her of European cities and that memories bring her back to Europe. For her, Sydney was her past. Sydney is history. She would never live in Sydney again, ever again!
