sholin kung fu and carpet fitting
since the last real post i've had 3 seperate jobs, moved into two different house's and read to many books.
jobs =
1. dogsbody at stow colleges accounts department
2. buying and selling chesterfield suites
3. delivering furniture around europe
you know you need to change jobs when you've just driven 3 days solid to get to Grenoble (french alps, there bloody massive!) and then have to battle the traincrash of a road system that is London. from now on i am never going inside the M25 again.
in trying my hand at carpet fitting now, and limiting myself to 9-5 5 days a week.
As well as the jobs i've been studying kung fu in my spare time, the spiritual aspect of it anyway. That buddism looks more appealing every day, because it actualy makes sense and its not a religion.
im Glasgow flat hunting today which is pretty stressfull. trying to find a nice place on my budget is impossable.
last but not least in the past week i've lost half a stone, im back down to 11. i dont know what's the healthy wieght for a medium built 5 9" but im going to go back to 10.
Stop fighting
jobs =
1. dogsbody at stow colleges accounts department
2. buying and selling chesterfield suites
3. delivering furniture around europe
you know you need to change jobs when you've just driven 3 days solid to get to Grenoble (french alps, there bloody massive!) and then have to battle the traincrash of a road system that is London. from now on i am never going inside the M25 again.
in trying my hand at carpet fitting now, and limiting myself to 9-5 5 days a week.
As well as the jobs i've been studying kung fu in my spare time, the spiritual aspect of it anyway. That buddism looks more appealing every day, because it actualy makes sense and its not a religion.
im Glasgow flat hunting today which is pretty stressfull. trying to find a nice place on my budget is impossable.
last but not least in the past week i've lost half a stone, im back down to 11. i dont know what's the healthy wieght for a medium built 5 9" but im going to go back to 10.
Stop fighting