New Year's Resolutions
- Thread starter Maurice
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Not a resolution - a guidance for 2005 - a Japanese employee replied to me when I accused her of unnescessary and persistant good humour.
'Aahh - An Capall san - happiness is a choice, and today I choose to be happy'
Anyway Luke - where was the hill, and as you say...
How many other ankles have you?
'Aahh - An Capall san - happiness is a choice, and today I choose to be happy'
Anyway Luke - where was the hill, and as you say...
How many other ankles have you?
Merlin the Magician
At the Start
Brian depends on if you had your beetle crushers on?
1-1/2" soles...........
BrianH
At the Start
I don't think that Lobb's make them...
Tout Seul
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Must try to put on weight this year as only 11stone 6lbs with height a taller than Brian 6 foot. Unfortunately eating and drinking copious amounts does not work therefore will probably have to give up golf, walking up stairs, getting up to make coffee, etc.
In fact I should get one of those lazy boy chairs with added commode and then not move at all except touse the remote and the phone.
In fact I should get one of those lazy boy chairs with added commode and then not move at all except touse the remote and the phone.
Merlin the Magician
At the Start
Terry that's as heavy as my LEFT LEG or RIGHT LEG........................
trudij
Senior Jockey
Brians HUGE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! either that or I'm really short 
I also am going to de-clutter myself - and try to loose weight - for the horses sake more than any other reason!
what I lack in height I make up for in width.....
I also am going to de-clutter myself - and try to loose weight - for the horses sake more than any other reason!
what I lack in height I make up for in width.....
Bar the Bull
At the Start
I have never done resolutions before, but myself and the missus sat down on New Year's Eve and made a few:
1. Stop getting absolutely plastered for Ireland games. Some of my most embarassing drunken moments have been after Ireland World Cup or Euro qualifiers. I get so nervous that I drink copious amounts before and during the games, and the relief is such that I am wiring pints to beat the band for hours after, whatever the result. I then usually do something silly like:
- Lose 200 quid sterling on a dog at Wimbledon I have never heard of,
- Climb the scaffolding on my mate's girlfriend's neighbour's house and wake up the kids, or
- Get barred from my local back in Dublin.
2. Improve posture. I have started to get a sore back, probably from slouching and sleeping in the wrong position. I am going to sit up straight and sleep on my side this year.
3. Run another marathon. Looks like I'll be travelling for most of the year (Indonesia, Philippines, China, Mongolia, Russia) so I won't be able to run one until the Dublin marathon in October. I'll only get two-and-a-half month's training, so I doubt I'll beat my time.
4. Join a soccer club when I move back to London. I am really enjoying playing soccer here in Melbourne twice a week. Although they're fairly crap, I get to feel like a bit of a genius on the ball in midfield, and it's nice playing a team sport after running for so long.
1. Stop getting absolutely plastered for Ireland games. Some of my most embarassing drunken moments have been after Ireland World Cup or Euro qualifiers. I get so nervous that I drink copious amounts before and during the games, and the relief is such that I am wiring pints to beat the band for hours after, whatever the result. I then usually do something silly like:
- Lose 200 quid sterling on a dog at Wimbledon I have never heard of,
- Climb the scaffolding on my mate's girlfriend's neighbour's house and wake up the kids, or
- Get barred from my local back in Dublin.
2. Improve posture. I have started to get a sore back, probably from slouching and sleeping in the wrong position. I am going to sit up straight and sleep on my side this year.
3. Run another marathon. Looks like I'll be travelling for most of the year (Indonesia, Philippines, China, Mongolia, Russia) so I won't be able to run one until the Dublin marathon in October. I'll only get two-and-a-half month's training, so I doubt I'll beat my time.
4. Join a soccer club when I move back to London. I am really enjoying playing soccer here in Melbourne twice a week. Although they're fairly crap, I get to feel like a bit of a genius on the ball in midfield, and it's nice playing a team sport after running for so long.