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1. What is a three-sentence description of your new job?
Manicly busy, I could always do with spending a few more hours at work
Highs and lows, it can be very frustrating but when you achive something you get a great felling of reward and know it was of your own back
Stressfull - after Dec i'll never know how much cash I will be bringing in, but its ofset by being able to enjoy the people I work with
2. What's the best thing about being so ridiculously tall?
Their are so many its difficult to say, especially as i've never been 'short' I think going through crowds is a lot easier for me, which is nice when going to the bar.
3. Are there any positive aspects to having dyslexia?
Errr well I wouldn't think of their being all that many disadvantage, I guess it teaches me some humility which is always good.
4. When you first came to the US, you seemed to be interested in joining a church & exploring Christian life. This impulse seemed to have faded by the time you left. What are your present feelings on Christianity?
I find the realities of the life with the faith and the way I live my life difficult to put together. Also the inconcistanceis of the message given from the bible leaves me confused and cold. At the end of the day I feel its about the message, and i've not found a church that doesn't get caugh on something. Essentually I would say it will always be a deeply personal part of someones life.
5. Think you'll ever live in the US again
Certainly nothing is really as you think it might be and everything changes quickly. I do miss San Fransico, its a wonderfull city and great envoroment. Also being so close to you was good and hanging out with you.
Manicly busy, I could always do with spending a few more hours at work
Highs and lows, it can be very frustrating but when you achive something you get a great felling of reward and know it was of your own back
Stressfull - after Dec i'll never know how much cash I will be bringing in, but its ofset by being able to enjoy the people I work with
2. What's the best thing about being so ridiculously tall?
Their are so many its difficult to say, especially as i've never been 'short' I think going through crowds is a lot easier for me, which is nice when going to the bar.
3. Are there any positive aspects to having dyslexia?
Errr well I wouldn't think of their being all that many disadvantage, I guess it teaches me some humility which is always good.
4. When you first came to the US, you seemed to be interested in joining a church & exploring Christian life. This impulse seemed to have faded by the time you left. What are your present feelings on Christianity?
I find the realities of the life with the faith and the way I live my life difficult to put together. Also the inconcistanceis of the message given from the bible leaves me confused and cold. At the end of the day I feel its about the message, and i've not found a church that doesn't get caugh on something. Essentually I would say it will always be a deeply personal part of someones life.
5. Think you'll ever live in the US again
Certainly nothing is really as you think it might be and everything changes quickly. I do miss San Fransico, its a wonderfull city and great envoroment. Also being so close to you was good and hanging out with you.