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"It's great to think back now about what I did," she said ."."You didn't appreciate it at the time, but I would go to 15 countries, pay everything, limo every day, take pictures every day, the best clothes around, pay a good price."Sometimes it reminds me of the past when I trim the lawn.
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However, once the lovely Miss legs, Miss physique, Miss Grace and Miss Disco Queen have become simple Mrs Betch.Since Skye married local footballer and fireman Paul Beechey in Byron Bay in 2004, her age has arrived and she is very happy.Skye is all the energy and sparks.She spoke quickly and smiled easily, tall and beautiful.
She's on a new road now.
Turned her mind into reality.
She and Paul opened a sushi restaurant in town, ready to open a cafe/gallery called swamp cafe in inverme.If all of Skye's ideas come true, there will be more."I have countless business ideas in my head all the time.
I wish I was 50 different people and I arranged something every week, "she said."I have always had ideas.Mom will go out for dinner and she will come back and the whole lounge will be replaced filled with flowers I picked.I have been doing this since I was 10 and that's me.
For me, business is an opportunity to create something.Skye\'s new-Find peace and end loveShe admitted that she had a hate relationship with the town she now lives in.This is a love.I used to have a bad relationship with Launceston.
No problem on the model circuit-that\'s a myth.This seems to only happen in smaller places, and Tasi is the worst.But now I find someone I love and we get along well and I feel stable.
I wouldn't even think of going somewhere else.She found a hard life after being a model, but it was much more fulfilling than she thought."For me, the best time of my life must be after I got married.
Business and marriage are my greatest achievements.I just look back at modeling as a way to explore the world and escape learning."I 've never been nervous, and I'll pack up, get on the plane, and go somewhere else.
Like running away in Wonderland.
It feels like a dream.
"But I don't think much about that because the model is not really me.I'm not the model.Skye is a prolific creator and improvisation.She now spends hours on her art, where she can create what she imagined.
My main hobby is definitely art.
I moved the kitchen table and put my stuff on the floor and there was paint everywhere on my clothes.I entered my own world and I like it.Skye's works are covered on the wall.Nude charcoal sketches separated by textured whiteon-White Reed.This is an effective job."It's 'no more gaps, '" Skye said '.".Skye seems completely unafraid of experiment and improvisation.
She told me that she used exterior paint, filler or anything else.In order to give Skye more artistic space, this light modern house is being renovated.There is no doubt that the decoration is another Skye plan.
Other ongoing projects include a book, gardening, plans for Launceston City and more trips."Paul and I travel a lot.We recently went to Greece and Thailand and we are going to Vietnam this year.Travel brings you a lot of ideas and makes you feel refreshed.
They are also deciding whether or when to have children.Skye said she was a mixture of two inspirations --her parents."Dad is a smart, smart businessman. mom is an artist.She will talk to anyone, even the postman.
"I grew up to be motivated and happy because I planned for a year.So Paul and I planned the next three years.However, with so many ideas coming up in Skye's mind, overall planning is not always effective.
"We will have a year off this year, but then I saw the shops in inverme for sale and we went to 'bang' and now we will have cafes.My friends laughed and said, "You have to take an annual leave '.I told them we stopped now and the store was enough but they knew me too well and didn't believe it.
How will you capture the nature, achievements and diversity of the city and communicate with others?Award-Award-winning photographer Philip Kuruvita chose to express Launceston through 100 candid blackand-White portraits of Estonian people taken for the project face of Launceston 2006.The theme comes from all walks of life, and every Tuesday the examiner runs the Kuruvita photos and theme profiles in the exhibition