Cazza29

Cazza29 last signed in Jun 28 2009 and has been on Bukisa since Mar 05, 2009.

About Me:

I am a postgraduate student studying Governance and Public Policy at the Univeristy of Queensland (UQ) Saint Lucia, Australia. I like to write and will attempt any genre. I particulatly like toi write murder/mystery, adventure, and travel articles.

When I am not studying, or writing, I like to read, watch movies either at home or at the cinema, theatre, going to the beach, and searching for old books. I have travelled in Australia and overseas and plan to see more of the world when I can.Â I have been to parts of Europe,Â the United Kingdom (UK),Â Southern Ireland, Fiji, and New Caladonia.

I look forward to sharing ideas with as many people as possible so I can improve my work and help others improve theirs.

A Review of Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code

Published March 31, 2009 /

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Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code is a story of intrigue, mystery, and adventure, in a quest to crack the code and recover the Holy Grail. What is particularly interesting, and I think something which is sometimes overlooked, is the idea of Jesus as a married man. The idea that

Unique Orkney Islands

by Cazza29 | in Travel > Destinations

A description my trip ot the Orkney Islands.
Historical Bath One

by Cazza29 | in Travel > Destinations

A description of how I viewed and appreciated baths History.
Memories of Eastern Europe

by Cazza29 | in Travel > Europe

I describe what I considered to be the highlights of Eastern Europe.
My Unexpected Greek Island Experience

by Cazza29 | in Travel > Europe

I descibe how I find I have the opportunity to travel and experience the Greek Islands as I had hoped I would.
The Lakes District: Is it Real?

by Cazza29 | in Travel > Destinations

The Lakes District is a beautiful part of England and is well worth visiting. I describe how it is a magical place.
Memories of Romania

by Cazza29 | in Travel > Europe

The article describes how relieved I was to find a part of the world which had not lost its uniqueness, despite the pressure to become just like every other country on earth.