Sometimes the low ones appear and go, this is quite a bad one. Perhaps if I had been a complete arseholed bastard then my life might have gone somewhere near to a plan, or something like I always hoped it would. I’m 49, all I hoped for was to be feeling reasonably good and happy inside. Instead, many times I feel my insides are deliberately carrying on slowly giving me shit. I’m sick to death of surviving and not really being able to live. A half decent treat on Saturday meant missing Monday. Working and surviving is better than being on benefits and surviving, but for obvious reasons both are soul destroying.
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Redundancy meeting number two
This Tuesday the 27th August at 1pm its my second consultation about the redundancy, Remploy will be present. A main thing is that – thankfully – its been assured that I will have a job. Lots of thoughts, I have still got this urge to progress and help the company, yet at the same time the realist in me says that my sarcoid is still present – in various forms. I still think a challenge will help me, and appreciate the company allowing me to get employment again.
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A replacement tooth finally found
While at valley parade we worked out just the best way to fill gaps where teeth should be, and the whitest ever, some good tac tics were also used in the game but this tooth is simply the best idea Matt!
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My Matt got great results
Well done son, those grades are brilliant, you will make a great scientist and more! Keep up the fantastic work eh.
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Bradford City beat Sheffield 2:0
This was the bantams first home ‘derby’ and what a game, talk about fast, this was contested at huge speed. Its like teams have to fight their way out of league two but play their way out of league one, its going to be a great season. Wells with a well taken strike on the verge of half time, and after De Vita had his fantastic shot stop Wells was waiting to ‘bobble’ the ball towards us. Wells 2, Sheffield Utd 0.
Matt was very tired after having a few late nights with his pals, but the chanting soon woke him up! -
Andy Shaw the Stag!
On September 7th 2013 Andy and Rach tie the knot, known them a good while and it will be a very worthy event for them and Albie! I might even get a suit? hmmm. Mind you, after being the only single male on last Saturday’s stag do around Leeds, I am beginning to think I might be ready for a wife again, maybe this year or possibly within the next 10…
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The Utility Warehouse is simply the best
In August 2012 I decided to try and get bills lowered. Unsure of what was the best direction, a cycling friend advised me to use the Utility Warehouse. Because I had never heard of them I was certainly reluctant to change. Andy came to see me, advised me really well, I was still a little reluctant, unlike most types of distributors and sales folks he certainly weren’t pushy.
I decided to go for it! What a saving over 12 months, and so I have also decided to join them, why should I have waited 12 months! as mentioned Andy is not pushy. This August it is only £50 to join the Utility Warehouse, looking to lower your bills yet make some extra cash then sign up through the links, Andy is not forceful or pushy (have I already mentioned that!), push on and join the Utility Warehouse. Simply the best, better than all the rest!
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More of The Rook
Some songs just keep going around my mind, thing is, usually its from bands that are well known, but these days its from this brilliant up and coming band from West Yorkshire, if you have not already had the pleasure to view them then here are a couple of videos from earlier, turn it up! Keep at it guys!
Not many bands do instrumentals these days, and certainly not as good that!
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Own Blues by The Rook
Tell you what, this is superb, its got everything. Too many bands these days are letting the blues die, but here we have their ‘Own Blues’ of nice, loud, clear, distorted, ripping it to pieces brilliance, from this young up and coming band here is ‘Own Blues’…
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Redundancy meeting number one
Todays meeting went ok, glad Remploy attended, nothing really terrible to mention but to keep as positive as possible. Its something I have never been through before and as much as I try keeping positive the sarcoid seems to know what is happening, as mentioned before, the medics first said remission and now ‘its not active’ and so keeping everything crossed for everything, erm… a positive outcome.
