Elephant Pyjamas
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You're not posting on there are you Dan!? Stop immediately!!Stop arguing with cretins on MM about FFP
You're not posting on there are you Dan!? Stop immediately!!Stop arguing with cretins on MM about FFP
All Im going to say Dan is I'm very disappointed in this comment.I'm no good at anything, really. I couldn't tell you a single strength I have.
No good me saying anything about your bipolar cos I don't know shit about it...obviously it's not helping your current situation.I'm not any good, big man. I try, but I can't do it.
Remembering old Wolves stuff isn't a thing. I suppose I'm teaching Mrs DW German but I don't think I could do that on a wider scale, I do that because it'll help her professionally and I love her. I can't write for shit any more.
I haven't got a clue what I'm going to do, to be honest.
You've done more then I could ever wish to accomplish that's why I'm disappointed. Dont ever put yourself down mate fucking please dont.I'm not any good, big man. I try, but I can't do it.
Remembering old Wolves stuff isn't a thing. I suppose I'm teaching Mrs DW German but I don't think I could do that on a wider scale, I do that because it'll help her professionally and I love her. I can't write for shit any more.
I haven't got a clue what I'm going to do, to be honest.
This is legitimately profound, holy shit.I had some time of with stress from work a few years again and was in a really bad place. I went for walks through parks etc and as I did I realised something, I saw lots of benches dedicated to people, and not one of them was dedicated to Project Managers, Site Managers, Sales Executives, CEOs etc. They were dedicated to wives, husband's, sisters, brothers, friends, family and so on.
It doesn't matter what you do or don't do.
Very interesting.I found this really interesting - what makes us happy is not occupation or material success:
I'm not a great one to talk as my ability to maintain a healthy work/life balance is terrible - that said being able to spend more time with my family since the first lockdown has been fantastic, made me realise what I've missed over all the years of travelling for work.Very interesting.
I'm finding work quite stressful and making me quite anxious at the moment but without a doubt am happiest and able to take my mind off things when with family and friends.
One of my biggest struggles mentally since getting this job last year has been that the pandemic is perhaps the best thing that could have happened for me personally at the time that it did. Gave me two months of no work whilst still collecting a paycheck, which let me focus 100% of my time on my studying for class, which set me up for way more success in interviews than I would ever have had otherwise, which set me up to quintuple my income.
Strange that a pretty ubiquitously bad, tragic world event can still have a ridiculously shiny silver lining. Makes me feel guilty to have profited off of the virus, even in such a roundabout way.
Chips, he needs chipsLovely photo Dan. Pint, curry and your nearest & dearest - what more do you need.
Chips and curryChips, he needs chips