Did you all have a good Easter weekend? The UK had a four day weekend, as Friday and Monday were both bank holidays. Mine was actually decent. It consisted of; a podcast recording with my pals, Jonah and Martin, a walk/run through the local regional park, Topgolf, an Easter fair, a night out and an […]
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I excel in face-to-face interviews. Groomed sharp to impress those first impressions. Hair, suit, polished shoes, and a wristwatch to show I am a master of time. An open body, to show confidence and a welcoming character. Clean shaven too, regardless of looking fifteen. Now I think this may be where the problem lies with
I quit my job on Monday. Reasons why will be written in a future post… a tirade obviously. No matter, as I have another job lined up paying just under double the money. I managed to bargain this week off, only going into the office on Monday. Although this week has been comfortable, I
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Yes, it is. The Water Closet Blog is Red. Why? To signify greatness is extremely close. As The Water Closet Podcast in production at the moment, the site will remain red until go live. A majority of historical and present organisations have been successful with the colour red and so I will take the stance
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Recently I’ve taken up a new diet, which has raised multiple questions from some, skepticism from most, yet appreciation from close friends.
“Imagine there’s no countries It isn’t hard to do Nothing to kill or die for And no religion, too” It’s almost blasphemy when you google “Imagine Lyrics” the first results are by Ariana Grande… however fit she is. Obviously, I and We expect John Lennon to show. “Imagine no possessions I wonder if you can
29th January 2019 I discovered something recently that piqued my interest. The Tibet and their Mandala process. In short, the Tibet Mandala is an intricate process, requiring hours of dedication, discipline, and concentration, to create a five square foot picture from sand. Once this masterpiece is completed, the monks pray over the picture and then
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As this is the year to achieve greatness and align my goals to happiness, I have been busy setting resolutions. Although fairly vague, one of those resolutions is to widen my experience and skillsets for working on the move. I have obviously decided upon smaller, achievable targets to meet this vast resolution. Recently I applied for a
My posts or rants can sometimes be negative, but something recently has increased my vibrations. Lartz is in the UK. My main man, whom I met travelling Europe last March is in London for the next twelve months. I haven’t written about them yet, but together we formulated numerous stories, and I can’t imagine what
I go to work, to a workplace I don’t want to be. I return home, to a house I don’t want to call home. Neither are terrible, therefore I shouldn’t really complain at all, but I’m not currently happy. I seem to provide pep talks on the daily to different people, whilst internally improving my own
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