A little about me
I grew up in Frankston and always really enjoyed doing my English homework. After year twelve I enrolled in a journalism degree at RMIT. But before it started, I decided I wanted to become a doctor instead. I had to do year eleven and twelve again, this time with a lot of things about velocity and battery acid. (At least I got to drive myself home at lunchtimes.)
Once I finally finished high school, I moved to Hobart. It was the mid-nineties and there was a place near the waterfront that sold $2 instant coffee in polystyrene cups. (Now it is a very fancy bar, and I suspect instant coffee would set off some type of alarm there.)
I still live in Hobart with my family. I work part-time as a doctor and teach communication skills to medical students. I don’t really have any hobbies except reading, although I do find plenty of time to complain about implicit sexism, unconscious bias and bureaucracy. (Are bureaucratic things really getting worse, or is it just I’m in my forties now?)
I also like drinking cups of tea and eating chocolate.