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Ethical Shell Out

This is a true story, and awfully common. Just as in every social circle, I have a token green friend who harps on about being ethical and trying to save the planet whilst simultaneously criticising my viewpoint of apathy. The same friend then threw a wobbly over the lack of cheap petrol from Shell - er, what? Read the rest of this entry »

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Three More Random Facts

Sequels are usually a money mongering catastrophe done in bad taste, but I don’t make money here and my taste is impeccable. Instead of three random facts here are three personal traits which I feel have both great advantages and huge disadvantages.

I’m tenacious.  There is nothing on this planet that could stop me when I’m in full motion. If I want something done you bet that I’ve done it yesterday in one solid eight hour session of non-stop work. I always adhere to deadlines, I’m a workaholic and extremely organised when it comes to managing my time. The downside is that being so compulsive about my work means I easily work myself into a state of panic, I antagonise my anxieties and am always left feeling empty as though I could have done more work. Read the rest of this entry »

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50 Reasons I Don’t Want Kids

• I don’t have the patience to put up with the screaming, complaining and wailing.
• I’m selfish - I’d rather a new pair of boots than a buggy.
• I’m very career orientated and would probably die if I had to leave work.
• Getting disproportionately fat doesn’t appeal to me.
• I like my pelvis the way it is.
• There are laws against smacking the snot out of children.
• I get easily agitated by stupid behaviour as done regularly by children.
• Having time to myself is an essential aspect of every day life.
• Children become teenagers and go on to deny your existence.
• There’s only room for one set of hormones in my abode. Read the rest of this entry »
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  Three Random Facts

  30October2007

  Taken from the lovely Rachael here are three random facts you may or may not know about me.

  I have a very diverse background and as such am bilingual.

  My mum is Cuban and my dad is Argentinian and how they met is an entirely different story. I was born in Argentina but lived in Houston, Texas until I was ten years old - ever since then it’s been good ol’ Portsmouth, UK. In Houston, I lived with my grandparents. They all spoke to each other in Spanish hence my bilingualism. Read the rest of this entry »

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