I am, You are, We are Australian...The Seeker s The Pinnacles, Western Australia I am celebrating Australia Day tomorrow. Over the last decade or so Australia Day has become an important holiday, in fact not unlike Thanksgiving in the US. Not only because we have a day off from work, but because we Aussies respect Australia Day. It's a day which is marked by many with time at the beach, barbecues, and having a beer or wine with friends; and it finishes here in Perth with the annual Skyshow....fireworks over the Swan River. We are a tolerant and multicultural society; our Anglo Saxon roots no longer define us. In fact, since I was a little girl going to school in the 60s most of my friends have always had family names which weren't Anglo Saxon. My children's father is an Italian-Australian and I have recently had five years with a Frenchman travelling between two hemispheres. Sharing languages and cultures is part of the Australi...