Whatever you love, you are.

Actually, I was listening to, uh, that song a lot and, and Emily's album more broadly, wandering around, uh, having just bought an iPod for the first time.

And, uh, I spent a month and a half in Sydney, uh, right in the center of town in an apartment block put up by a production company who offered me a spot in this great theater show, uh, where I incorporated my Gautier music into a small ensemble of six people.

I was the only musician, and that was performed at the Opera House in November last year.

Um, so that was a really exciting time, kind of, really I suppose my first real feeling of being, like, a professional muso in a way.

Like, here's a month and a half where I'm fully taken care of, paid, put up to rehearse and to perform and this amazing, and have this amazing experience.

And so, um, yeah, I was wandering around Sydney just kind of with a bit of time off, um, exploring some nooks and crannies and, uh, blaring, uh, Emily's track, that one especially, into my ear, and just really loving that line, "Whatever you love, you are."

Daylight come and we want go home