I went to a new doctor today and was told that me being really competitive and driven actually works to make me sicker. Ha.
tell that to dan!
It's specifically with regards to Crohn's though.
EDIT: Basically my personality makes inflammation worse.
I doubt your doctor was the first person to tell you that your personality is a pain in the ass
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BarcardiAll the WizardsUnder A Rock: AfganistanRegistered Userregular
Hopefully a new job or a new position within 3 months. Followed by hopefully spending at least 2-3 months overseas in asia somewhere. The exciting part is I dont really know where.
Being a dual UK/Aus citizen is great. Easier access through the EU (not that it's very hard to begin with really) is a real winner. Being able to go through the short line at Gatwick/Heathrow makes that passport worth twice it's weight in gold
Being a dual UK/Aus citizen is great. Easier access through the EU (not that it's very hard to begin with really) is a real winner. Being able to go through the short line at Gatwick/Heathrow makes that passport worth twice it's weight in gold
Haha, this is the main benefit I am looking forward to!
Well, not for me, because a) my greencard is as good and quick as a US passport for entry purposes, and b) the US government does a fine job of grilling its own citizens anyway (whereas last time I went to the UK I didn't actually speak to anyone - it was 5 seconds of passing through an automated gate! But I am looking forward to dual citizenship for my daughter, as it'll be so easy to take her through the UK.
I am very confident that 2012 is going to be a good year.
I'm giving my life here in Brisbane about a month to 6 weeks to convince me to stay, and believe me I'm going to be working hard to let it
but if it doesn't, I'm gonna get my shit in order and move to Vancouver for a year.
I actually feel great about it! it's given me a real goal and deadlines and things to work on and a clear direction.
Why only a year, out of curiosity?
Because it's not a huge life change, I still want to officially live in the same city as my family and I could not fathom leaving for good to miss out on my nephews growing up.
If I enjoy it enough and get by on my own without much trouble, I might move to Melbourne or Sydney or something when I get back to Aus.
I just recently (two days ago, actually) started taking walks at night. I've been wanting to be a bit more active and maybe even work out some and so while I can't run or jog I can walk and so I've been doing that. Only about 30 minute walks but that's quite a lot for someone who isn't used to it! I'm really enjoying it too, something about how quiet it is in this town at night and just having time to think is nice.
edit: damn Janson, that definition of town is quite a bit different than mine. I think we have about 3,000 people in my town.
Clint EastwoodMy baby's in there someplaceShe crawled right inRegistered Userregular
no but really i'm going to try and stop partying and wasting money during the semester. we'll see how that goes but i'm trying to take care of business for the next few months. there comes a time.
Hey well Moriveth and I got engaged when he was 21 and I was 24
and married at 22 and 25
and look how that turned out
This is basically me and Buttlady minus the actual engagement part or the marriage part but other than that it's exactly the same
Then the best of luck to you!
Also I agree that not many people are ready to marry that young
But I think @Moriveth will tell you himself that he is not the most ambitious person, and has never had any real desire to date or travel or experience some of the things most other young people wish to experience
His dad is the same way, and he and Mori's mother have been married over 25 years now, and are a perfect couple!
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I doubt your doctor was the first person to tell you that your personality is a pain in the ass
got damn
I WILL NEVER DO IT
never ever ever ever
when with my age my body is spent, against my will I must relent
and I will never have licked a butthole
Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better
bit.ly/2XQM1ke
I'm giving my life here in Brisbane about a month to 6 weeks to convince me to stay, and believe me I'm going to be working hard to let it
but if it doesn't, I'm gonna get my shit in order and move to Vancouver for a year.
I actually feel great about it! it's given me a real goal and deadlines and things to work on and a clear direction.
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
I always looked at everyone passing through the express lane so jealously
Why only a year, out of curiosity?
Propose
That is a scary word
fuck catcher in the rye
the great gatsby is beautiful but also a bit of a wank
i imagine it will make a shitty movie if only because baz fucking luhrmann is involved
It's really not that big a deal. If you give enough oral sex you're bound to do it by accident.
it's really not that much dirtier than the genitals.
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
going to make strides towards learning a new language (german)
also I want to read as many good books as is physically possible
for some reason i was under the impression that you were like 18
Well, not for me, because a) my greencard is as good and quick as a US passport for entry purposes, and b) the US government does a fine job of grilling its own citizens anyway (whereas last time I went to the UK I didn't actually speak to anyone - it was 5 seconds of passing through an automated gate! But I am looking forward to dual citizenship for my daughter, as it'll be so easy to take her through the UK.
b-buttlord san!
that's okay...
...I...I don't care...
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
Yeah that's a good way to describe Gatsby I guess
It just felt like Fitzgerald was jerking himself off while he wrote it
There's some really great parts and the end is one of like four quotes from books I ever remember off the top of my head but man
Because it's not a huge life change, I still want to officially live in the same city as my family and I could not fathom leaving for good to miss out on my nephews growing up.
If I enjoy it enough and get by on my own without much trouble, I might move to Melbourne or Sydney or something when I get back to Aus.
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
Twenty-one
Buttlady is twenty....four? Five? I can't remember, she's a couple years older than me.
everyone needs to move out of brisbane eventually
i love it but it's not a city that will inspire you to go and achieve things with your life
yes well
maybe your stomach should stop destroying you
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
self-indulgent is the word
there's a lot of that book he obviously thought was clever and couldn't bear to cut
dude should've murdered his darlings
also you're younger than me how the fuck are you thinking about marriage already
to be fair that's less a city's job and more an individual's job
but to some extent being in a city that is populated with high-achievers, world-travelers and ambitious people can help, too
I just don't know that a city can be devoid of those kinds of people
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
and married at 22 and 25
and look how that turned out
and writing a lot.
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This is basically me and Buttlady minus the actual engagement part or the marriage part but other than that it's exactly the same
My home town
Well, it's a town by English definitions, but it has 120,000 inhabitants so it counts as a city elsewhere
it sucks the soul out of you, it really does. It is a black hole of dreams and ambitions
Some cities are just more alive
Fuck if I know
I have hellish commitment issues
The fact that I'm thinking about doing it at all and not just blacking out from terror at the thought of the word is mindblowing
edit: damn Janson, that definition of town is quite a bit different than mine. I think we have about 3,000 people in my town.
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that's fair enough
but calling Brisbane that would be a little weird
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Then the best of luck to you!
Also I agree that not many people are ready to marry that young
But I think @Moriveth will tell you himself that he is not the most ambitious person, and has never had any real desire to date or travel or experience some of the things most other young people wish to experience
His dad is the same way, and he and Mori's mother have been married over 25 years now, and are a perfect couple!