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Life is too short phase

10th Mar 2012
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Since late this week something has been triggered in my mind, it keeps telling me life is so short so make the most of it. The impact of this has surprised me. TV has lost its appeal. Episodes of Simpsons, Family Guy and Doc Martin remained unwatched on my Sky+.

Yesterday evening I rushed around my flat going through all the domestic chores. I went to bed at about 1am. I was up at 5:30am and in Asda this morning at 6:40am for my weekly food shopping.

After I have completed this blog and my coffee, I am cycling to the office. The plan is to work till 1pm then go and see my mother followed by Starbucks for coffee and people watching.

This evening I will complete the remaining domestic chores.

Tomorrow I will probably work until 1pm. Then I may go for relaxing bike around Richmond Park followed by Starbucks and people watching again.

I will also look into at some social events I can attend next week. I am spending too much time on my own. I need to force myself to get out of my comfort zone, though I am happy with my own company. Is this what loners like me say?

I do not know what triggered all this. May be it is a realisation that it is about time I sort myself out before getting to old age. When is old age? It is getting later and later the older I get!

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Out of my mind
By runningmate
11th Mar 2012 14:40

Old age is about 20 years older than I am at present - and I've been consistently saying that for about 20 years now!

RM

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Coman And Co
By ComanCo
23rd May 2012 16:21

I think it was John Lennon who said life is what happens to you when you are busy making plans for something else.

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