Lost and Runningso after a long hiatus, the blog is back. this guy at work spends most of his day writing a diary in MS Word, which is so 1989.. so ive ressureccted my blog to show him how modern i am... that being said, blogs are so 2003 =p
ive also decided to sever the link between facebook and this blog cos theres just too many people on facebook.. not all of whom id like to read my blog. especially the ones which i oft bitch about or whatever =p
on a side note, i wrote my first facebook app! if you have nothing better to do, check out the pre-alpha alpha
here.
quite a lot of a things have happened since my last post. probably the biggest thing is that ive been "promoted" to our disaster recovery site, which is in an undisclosed location in the middle of the Australian desert. Which of course makes it closer to my house than head office. the pay is heaps more.. but other than that the job is pretty much the same. i might have a chance to get back to HO in a couple of weeks, but im starting to like it out here...
around this time of year i like to write a wrap up post of the previous year.. but im totally just too lazy for that. instead ill write a few small tasks id like to achieve this new year (in order of probability of success).
- See a physio
- Bake melon bread
- Read a novel
- Learn cup stacking
- Buy a car
- Move to Japan
- Play a tune on the trumpet
- Run a marathon
- Buy a motorbike
- Juggle 4 balls
- Buy a house
- Quit drinking
- Win the lottery
- Take over the world
- Fall in love
also i need to get into shape... im so unfit i can barely move anymore. also i feel bloated most of the time. i need to stop eatign carbs after lunch. this year im planning to devise some sort of ridiculous workout regime to get myself into some state of fitness. Im not sure how it will work yet, since both my knees are fskd, and therefore i cant do any running or jumping.
this just in.. the free gym at work opens on Thursday.. so maybe i can do something fitness related with doesnt involve knees..
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