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Damn I am soooo stressed......
Posted Dec 8, 2005
Work is doing my nut.
There are times when as a TU rep you feel you are raging against the machine and this is one I am tearing my hair out and I am soooo pissed off. The b*stards.
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My Mums Wedding.....
Posted Nov 20, 2005
Last night was my mums wedding and me and my kid brother gave her away. It was honestly one of the most emoitional days I have ever felt. I was welling up and nearly in tears . But it as fantasic.
During the wedding I was a total bag of nerves and whilst it was going on I was shking like a leaf. I have never been as nervous as that before.
I made the "father of the bride" speech and was hugely proud to do so.
THen onto the disco where I poledanced and slid around on my knees to Bon Jovi with my tie wrapped aorund my head!
A fantastic night. I wil have to see if I can gett a digital photo for Az's album.
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Birthday and that....
Posted Nov 7, 2005
Well yesterday was my 26th birthday. I am now closer to being 30 than a teenager .... not that I care really. .
All in all it was probably not the asingle most fantastic bday I have ever had. Varuious RL problems getting me down slightly but I still had a good one!
Also today my entry A6016286 has hit the front page. This means I now have 10 solo edited guide entries! Woohoo!
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Ferrettbadger the "Porkmeister General".... dagnamit.
Posted Oct 20, 2005
Well, some of you may remember me being hugely enthusiastic about how much fat I had binned this time last year, and my Brave New World plans for this year.
Unfortunately two things have caused me big problems, firstly the purchasing of a motor vehicle meant I stopped riding my bike to work.
Secondly (and most significantly) the car accident I had in may. Basically as a result of hurting my back I have found it difficult to play football. I have no problem with exercising, in fact I love it providing it is
a) Competetive
and preferably
b) Contact sport.
Whilst I was happy to go to the gym, or swim it was as an exsesrory to playing football. Namely it made me fitter and I enjoyed it more.
Trouble is I find both swiming and the gym mind numbingly dull. Espescially going on my own and having no one to bounce of/ compete against. As I work a back shift and all of my pals work day shifts this means I always have to go on my own.
I have had 5 or 6 months of ignoring the problem and pretending that I am not gaining weight but unfortunately last week my Dr ordered me to loose weight. Two weeks time I am 26 and he points out that that is lcoser to 30 than being a teenager. With a history of heart disease in the family he says I have got to do it now.
He also made the point that given I prooved last year that I *can* loose weight there is no reason why I shouldn't. So I guesse no excuses Fez, get on with it.
But I sooooooo bacon and cheese, and beer, and cakes, and soured cream.....
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Finding it harder and harder to fit hootoo in....
Posted Sep 28, 2005
Well I have been F/T at work for about 4 or 5 months now and I must say I am finding it harder and harder to actually fit h2g2 in.
I keep finding that there is often whole days or more that go by without me checking and consequntly I become intimidated by the lengths of the backlogs and the number of new threads...
Not sure if this is a cyclical growing tired of h2g2, I know a lot of old timers say that after 2-3 years you start getting a bit put off, or if it is just becuase I am soooo busy at the moment.
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