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I've got a list of seven New Years Resolutions which I am going tae start tomorrow (In fact in about 2 minutes when I get to bed at a seriously indecent time. four hours earlier than what has become the norm). The other six will be difficult,however my reckoning is that I've got more chance of achieving them if I can jump the two massive hurdles of Christmas and New Year and the rest of the home run will be a doddle. Queer logic but I'm giving it a bash.

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View PostLOVESHACK, on Dec 21 2008, 10:00 PM, said:

I've got a list of seven New Years Resolutions which I am going tae start tomorrow (In fact in about 2 minutes when I get to bed at a seriously indecent time. four hours earlier than what has become the norm). The other six will be difficult,however my reckoning is that I've got more chance of achieving them if I can jump the two massive hurdles of Christmas and New Year and the rest of the home run will be a doddle. Queer logic but I'm giving it a bash.

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Allways so many things need changing - lose weight, drink less, change job, smile more, hate less, accept the unchangable, become the person of our aspiration...good luck Gordon, if you find a way to make it all work, let us know.

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View PostBodie, on Dec 22 2008, 10:52 AM, said:

Allways so many things need changing - lose weight, drink less, change job, smile more, hate less, accept the unchangable, become the person of our aspiration...good luck Gordon, if you find a way to make it all work, let us know.
at the moment I'd settle for just the lose weight bit, and then a bit more and then a bit more. I just feel urghh at the moment.

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I'm not waiting for New Year to start the health kick - I saw the pictures my friend took of our gig on Thursday night and I didn't realise how wobbly I was, I obviously knew I'd put weight on because I had to go up a jeans size in the summer but I kidded myself that I still looked ok and I really don't. Being short has some benefits but the ability to carry excess weight well is definitely not one of them.

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I plan to give up smoking. Again. I hate it. I feel guilty every time I smoke, yet it's the first thing I do when I put the kids to bed. Like Noel Gallagher, I can't smoke in front of them. It's mainly an alcohol related addiction to me, they go hand in hand and I suppose that my average 2-3 fags a day isn't a major habit, but I'm so fed up with it. I guess i better drink less in 2009 in order to break the habit.

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View Postnutley, on Dec 22 2008, 03:53 PM, said:

I plan to give up smoking. Again. I hate it. I feel guilty every time I smoke, yet it's the first thing I do when I put the kids to bed. Like Noel Gallagher, I can't smoke in front of them. It's mainly an alcohol related addiction to me, they go hand in hand and I suppose that my average 2-3 fags a day isn't a major habit, but I'm so fed up with it. I guess i better drink less in 2009 in order to break the habit.
maybe you could try 1-2 a day for a fortnight, then 0-1 a day for another fortnight, down to 3 or 4 fags a week for a month and by then stopping is completely painless. Either that or just stop completely now and distract yourself whenever you feel the pangs.

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Finishing my best of 2008 mix. It's becoming something of an ordeal.

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View Postnutley, on Dec 22 2008, 01:53 PM, said:

I plan to give up smoking. Again. I hate it. I feel guilty every time I smoke, yet it's the first thing I do when I put the kids to bed. Like Noel Gallagher, I can't smoke in front of them. It's mainly an alcohol related addiction to me, they go hand in hand and I suppose that my average 2-3 fags a day isn't a major habit, but I'm so fed up with it. I guess i better drink less in 2009 in order to break the habit.

Well, if I can do it after many, many years of trying (and 30 plus years of smoking) anyone can. Good luck with it and if anyone has any suggestions for losing the 2 stone I've put on in 6 months since packing the oily rags in, let me know.

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View PostBigfatnugly1, on Dec 22 2008, 04:54 PM, said:

View Postnutley, on Dec 22 2008, 01:53 PM, said:

I plan to give up smoking. Again. I hate it. I feel guilty every time I smoke, yet it's the first thing I do when I put the kids to bed. Like Noel Gallagher, I can't smoke in front of them. It's mainly an alcohol related addiction to me, they go hand in hand and I suppose that my average 2-3 fags a day isn't a major habit, but I'm so fed up with it. I guess i better drink less in 2009 in order to break the habit.

Well, if I can do it after many, many years of trying (and 30 plus years of smoking) anyone can. Good luck with it and if anyone has any suggestions for losing the 2 stone I've put on in 6 months since packing the oily rags in, let me know.
I took up running to shift weight after the 4 stone I put on through no exercise and stuffing my face with rubbish. I started with a 50 yard run downhill (in the dark so no-one could see me). Even though I swim now 5 days a week, I know I have to get back into running to shift the 2 stone that has crept on.

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A curry tonight.

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2009, yeh. 1 shack lp and two head solos
not thought about resolutions
weight yes
we're getting a new system at work - can't wait to play with it

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View Postsomethinglikeyou, on Dec 22 2008, 03:01 PM, said:

View PostBigfatnugly1, on Dec 22 2008, 04:54 PM, said:

View Postnutley, on Dec 22 2008, 01:53 PM, said:

I plan to give up smoking. Again. I hate it. I feel guilty every time I smoke, yet it's the first thing I do when I put the kids to bed. Like Noel Gallagher, I can't smoke in front of them. It's mainly an alcohol related addiction to me, they go hand in hand and I suppose that my average 2-3 fags a day isn't a major habit, but I'm so fed up with it. I guess i better drink less in 2009 in order to break the habit.

Well, if I can do it after many, many years of trying (and 30 plus years of smoking) anyone can. Good luck with it and if anyone has any suggestions for losing the 2 stone I've put on in 6 months since packing the oily rags in, let me know.
I took up running to shift weight after the 4 stone I put on through no exercise and stuffing my face with rubbish. I started with a 50 yard run downhill (in the dark so no-one could see me). Even though I swim now 5 days a week, I know I have to get back into running to shift the 2 stone that has crept on.

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I bought this book about 8 years ago. It's a bit corny but it did the trick and got me into running. It's good for the soul too.

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Flying to Prague tomorrow.

Xmas in Bohemia.... Brilliant!

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Flying to Auckland on 13th Jan one way. Me the missus and 2 bairns are emigrating. got 3 days left in work. no job to go to but got a place to live. rented the house out here and see what happens. if we love it then we wont be back but if its not all we think its gonna be will be back. giving ourselves 2 years and see how the wind blows. No more shack gigs for a while although i did hear johns missus was a kiwi so you never know. Will probably start turbo posting on here through the night as will have fuck all else to do!! I get there on the 14th and on the 16th Neil Young, The Arctic Monkeys and the ting tings amongst other playing down the road at The Big Day Out. Planning to go unless the jetlag gets me first.

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View Postmitch, on Dec 23 2008, 02:35 PM, said:

Flying to Auckland on 13th Jan one way. Me the missus and 2 bairns are emigrating. got 3 days left in work. no job to go to but got a place to live. rented the house out here and see what happens. if we love it then we wont be back but if its not all we think its gonna be will be back. giving ourselves 2 years and see how the wind blows. No more shack gigs for a while although i did hear johns missus was a kiwi so you never know. Will probably start turbo posting on here through the night as will have fuck all else to do!! I get there on the 14th and on the 16th Neil Young, The Arctic Monkeys and the ting tings amongst other playing down the road at The Big Day Out. Planning to go unless the jetlag gets me first.
blimey, good luck with that - what an enormous, brave step to take. I hope you settle down quickly and love it.

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View Postmitch, on Dec 23 2008, 12:35 PM, said:

Flying to Auckland on 13th Jan one way. Me the missus and 2 bairns are emigrating. got 3 days left in work. no job to go to but got a place to live. rented the house out here and see what happens. if we love it then we wont be back but if its not all we think its gonna be will be back. giving ourselves 2 years and see how the wind blows. No more shack gigs for a while although i did hear johns missus was a kiwi so you never know. Will probably start turbo posting on here through the night as will have fuck all else to do!! I get there on the 14th and on the 16th Neil Young, The Arctic Monkeys and the ting tings amongst other playing down the road at The Big Day Out. Planning to go unless the jetlag gets me first.

I hope you're taking a years supply if warbies seeded batch loaf.

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View Postnutley, on Dec 22 2008, 01:53 PM, said:

I plan to give up smoking. Again. I hate it. I feel guilty every time I smoke, yet it's the first thing I do when I put the kids to bed. Like Noel Gallagher, I can't smoke in front of them. It's mainly an alcohol related addiction to me, they go hand in hand and I suppose that my average 2-3 fags a day isn't a major habit, but I'm so fed up with it. I guess i better drink less in 2009 in order to break the habit.

I've got two left in the pack and i'm packing in after Christmas, a pact has been made.

Do I say frig it and pack in now, or do I have one last pack and ease myself into it?

View Postmitch, on Dec 23 2008, 12:35 PM, said:

Flying to Auckland on 13th Jan one way. Me the missus and 2 bairns are emigrating. got 3 days left in work. no job to go to but got a place to live. rented the house out here and see what happens. if we love it then we wont be back but if its not all we think its gonna be will be back. giving ourselves 2 years and see how the wind blows. No more shack gigs for a while although i did hear johns missus was a kiwi so you never know. Will probably start turbo posting on here through the night as will have fuck all else to do!! I get there on the 14th and on the 16th Neil Young, The Arctic Monkeys and the ting tings amongst other playing down the road at The Big Day Out. Planning to go unless the jetlag gets me first.

Good luck Mitch, hope it all works out for you.

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View PostRhoobarb, on Dec 23 2008, 03:03 PM, said:

I've got two left in the pack and i'm packing in after Christmas, a pact has been made.

Do I say frig it and pack in now, or do I have one last pack and ease myself into it?
just stop now and be extra proud of yourself

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View Postsomethinglikeyou, on Dec 23 2008, 01:53 PM, said:

View PostRhoobarb, on Dec 23 2008, 03:03 PM, said:

I've got two left in the pack and i'm packing in after Christmas, a pact has been made.

Do I say frig it and pack in now, or do I have one last pack and ease myself into it?
just stop now and be extra proud of yourself
Shall I bring you a box of 200 back from my jollies?

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View PostRhoobarb, on Dec 23 2008, 01:03 PM, said:

View Postnutley, on Dec 22 2008, 01:53 PM, said:

I plan to give up smoking. Again. I hate it. I feel guilty every time I smoke, yet it's the first thing I do when I put the kids to bed. Like Noel Gallagher, I can't smoke in front of them. It's mainly an alcohol related addiction to me, they go hand in hand and I suppose that my average 2-3 fags a day isn't a major habit, but I'm so fed up with it. I guess i better drink less in 2009 in order to break the habit.

I've got two left in the pack and i'm packing in after Christmas, a pact has been made.

Do I say frig it and pack in now, or do I have one last pack and ease myself into it?

View Postmitch, on Dec 23 2008, 12:35 PM, said:

Flying to Auckland on 13th Jan one way. Me the missus and 2 bairns are emigrating. got 3 days left in work. no job to go to but got a place to live. rented the house out here and see what happens. if we love it then we wont be back but if its not all we think its gonna be will be back. giving ourselves 2 years and see how the wind blows. No more shack gigs for a while although i did hear johns missus was a kiwi so you never know. Will probably start turbo posting on here through the night as will have fuck all else to do!! I get there on the 14th and on the 16th Neil Young, The Arctic Monkeys and the ting tings amongst other playing down the road at The Big Day Out. Planning to go unless the jetlag gets me first.

Good luck Mitch, hope it all works out for you.
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