HOW I PARTICIPATE IN COUCHSURFING We were ambassadors while travelling in 2005 but when we got back to Australia we didnt have frequent internet access that is required by Couchsurfing. Now I am travelling solo through Asia. I love meeting the Ambassadors of the places I visit and talking about Couchsurfing and some of the more detailed problems that are arising. I prefer to talk one-one and don't like spending hours infront of a computer. I also enjoy telling other cool travellers about the project and the fantastic people who are part of it. Whenever i couchsurf i try to encourage the hosts to update their security fields and to keep in touch with past surfers. As a surfer I always endeavour to be of no financial burden to my host i.e. to keep it as an exchange that a price cannot be put on. COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE I can be quite shy at first but after hanging out with me for a couple of hours i warm up pretty quickly.I wasnt sure what to expect from couchsurfing when I first started traveling. Ive met some totally awesome people and some I regard as close friends now. I've surfed England, France, Switzerland, Netherlands, Poland, Czech Republic, Basque country/Spain, Canada, Hawaii, Portugal, India and AUSTRALIA - each have been a different adventure with people of very different characters and I grow after each step of the way. Beware:Couchsurfing can be addictive! A totally different kind of surfing but always a mad buzz! ;-)

Loads and loads of all. Wicked movies like Matrix. If it sounds good then we generally like the music - hows that for a generalisation! Ive read loads of books and have a goal of reading as many classics as possible as well as what is listed on the Angus & Robertson Top 100 best sellers list.