I thought that today I would write a little about SS-Adventures and some of my hopes for the future of this venture. SS-Adventures is a multi-media project though which I hope to express both myself and my adventures at this very exciting time in my life.
The first part of SS-A (SS-Adventures), is to offer some insight on the processes and planning involved in moving country. I have been saving for just over a year and a half now to move back home to England. At the time of writing I still live in Wellington, New Zealand. I moved here 8 years ago and have enjoyed exploring what New Zealand has to offer. I want to record my move to England and the trials and tribulations that come with upheaving your entire life and shifting countries. I figure that I am not the first person to attempt this venture, and will of course not be the last, but maybe with a pinch of luck I might just be able to offer some wisdom and advice to those next to do so.
I created SS-A is purely as creative outlet for me to showcase the many places I am traveling to and exploring. I love to writing, taking photos and recently have tried my hand at filmmaking, I enjoy working in multiple medias to bring my ideas to life. Trying new things is a passion of mine and I am hoping that as this project continues I can perfect each of the elements involved, and really produce something amazing for you all.
Last but not least, I hope that in publicising my experiences I can reflect and broaden my own horizons. I also hope that through publication some of my readers might be inspired to do the same. I will be exploring many places and I hope to take something away from each new exploit. I firmly believe that life is made in memories and not possessions, it is made by the people you meet and the lessons you learn.
So, there are my reasons for starting this project, I hope that somewhere along the way I can share and gain some wisdom, show some of the beauty of the world, while facing life with an open mind.
"The world is a book, and those who don't travel only read one page.”― Augustine of Hippo.
