The next mission is exactly right. I'm thinking of going back out on my own and starting something new. Can't say what but several ideas are coming up.JR8 wrote:Jeez I thought you were some grumpy old git, but we're less than 2% off a par!
I've faced something similar. It's perhaps harder when you work alone, from home. You need social interaction, the light on your face, a purpose/a mission. An identity that comes via how others know you and interact and relate with you. ... Yes and light, and exercise really do help.
So what's your next mission?
ps. I rather enjoyed Perth. Though yes living at the end of the world surely has it's challenges...
Just seeing the dentist and realizing how shitty my teeth are is usually enough.QRM wrote:Go for a full medical check up, nothing like a medical scare to make folks appreciate how good life is, and what a bonus it is just to wake up every morning.
QRM wrote:Go for a full medical check up, nothing like a [quality] medical scare to make folks appreciate how good life is, and what a bonus it is just to wake up every morning.
Interesting, I told almost the same once to PNGMK.JR8 wrote:Jeez I thought you were some grumpy old git, but we're less than 2% off a par!
'You're as old as the woman you feel'x9200 wrote:Interesting, I told almost the same once to PNGMK.
But I am surprised you are THAT old. I thought you are somewhere within first half of your forties.
Weird enough, I kind of into an opposite extreme. I have to remind myself that I am not that young any longer and people from outside see someone much older than I really feel inside.
Yes, the turn of millage counter at the birthdays is definitely nothing nice but that's probably all negative I feel at this moment (excluding that I will need glasses soon).
If I say you are "THAT old" will you buy me a beer too?JR8 wrote: p.s. You are the 1st ever person to refer to me being 'THAT old'. LOL! Get you a beer for that one. I expect it had to come sometime...
Nah I'll give you a kin slap sonThe Ref wrote:If I say you are "THAT old" will you buy me a beer too?JR8 wrote: p.s. You are the 1st ever person to refer to me being 'THAT old'. LOL! Get you a beer for that one. I expect it had to come sometime...
This THAT is nicely provocative and I had full right to use it as I am more less THAT old myself. BTW, are you going to come over for the gathering this time? I owe you one beer too.JR8 wrote:I probably need glasses too, but via a combination of denial-of-ageing and laziness, have managed to put off having an eye test for the past year...
I see we use exactly the same tactics. The only problem is, the reading before sleep gets increasingly difficult.
p.s. You are the 1st ever person to refer to me being 'THAT old'. LOL! Get you a beer for that one. I expect it had to come sometime...
I went to the last one even though I felt the same as you. SMS, Lynx and I love rice were very nice to meet at my end of the table.JR8 wrote:It's funny, I've done this before. You have a whole world, maybe 20 people you routinely might chat with any given day (similarly a wise-ol self-help group on some particular niche subject matter). You do it for years.
You get this idea of the people behind the monikers, but it's often, it seems, very wrong. IME it's weird to be like a forum member, and then going to a physical meet up. As reality clashes... Is it the same with blind dating? hehe...
I'm in two minds about meeting up. a) I might never be here, as I'm always off diving b) will my experience improve by being socially coerced inside the wire? hahaha.... !
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