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2007 - A year in review

dyslexie

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Timmah said:
I think we've had quite enough of the negativity... ;-)
coz u added no negativity at all :p
i wasnt having a go at jd, well maybe my original post came across a bit catty but yeah u also pointed out his error
 

dyslexie

Juniors
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2007 for me =
*turning 18 !
*footy was a bit appalling, and my effort to make it to games was too.
can proudly say i was at our final game of the season tho.
*moving house- a big thing for me as i'd been in the same house for 12 yrs.
*glandular fever- being quite sick for a couple of months and not being able to do anything sucked.
*booking my birthday holiday for next feb, giving me a really good reason to look forward to 08 !
 

madunit

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oh yes, that old chestnut.

another highlight

*Razor making posts

:lol:
 

Martli

Coach
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I'm pretty happy with 2007 overall. Despite the fact that I was deluded for the first half and completely miserable for the second half, the personal gains I derived from these two states of mind have been fantastic.

While I had the same trivial highs and lows most people have during the year, one battle stands out for me: The battle against cognitive dissonance.

The whole year I was on course for a career path I had chosen for all the wrong reasons. I didn't realise it at first (Hence cognitive dissonance) but after a lot a reading, a lot of learning, a lot of personal reflection and many an epiphany, I finally decided that my life was on the wrong track and needed some major changes. I decided that i'm not going to travel the safe and steady (Miserable) road and that I am not going to stick to what everyone else has already done before just for the sake of it. This year my entire philosophy on life has been turned around. I have challenged every single aspect and thrown pretty much everything I thought I knew out the metaphrocial window in my brain. To put it bluntly: The Martli I am right now is 10x smarter, stronger and motivated than the Martli that existed on 1/1/2007. There was a stage where I was honestly boarderline depressed, the distiguishing factor being I didn't cave in with the pressure and just take the safe option, I sucked it up and figured out what I needed to do. I think I am finally at that stage where I can channel this energy into something positive.

So now that 2007 is almost over, plans are in place, changes are being made and the foundations are being laid for an even better 2008. I have no idea where I want my life to head now, but have a much better idea of how i'm going to get there.
 
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2007 - 7/10

Highlights
*Boys trips
*Early start to summer
*Big nights out
*The Warriors
*Flight of the Conchords
*Work


Lowlights

*NZ Sporting year
*Getting bottled
*f**king up knee
*Work
 

Apey

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Nothing terribly exciting has happened for me this year, being in bogged down with schoolwork etc.

ups:

- First time I've ever had a season pass to the Knights, wasn't a great year for it but still awesome
- Turned 16, got my L's (not that i've done much)
- Started Year 12, final school year :p

downs:
- lack of really exciting things tbh, just another year if you know what i mean.
- all the knights stuff; their performance, joey etc.
 

Dani

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I wasn't a heavy smoker anyway. Maybe 3-4 a day. Found it pretty easy.

I still have my "in case of a really bad mood" deck hidden in my undies draw. I quit about 5 months ago and have had maybe 4 cigarettes since then.
 

Dani

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I also gave up regular drinking at the same time too.

I save that for very special occasions these days.
 

Raider_69

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:lol: giving up drinking for the lose!

whilst im cutting down gradually, thats more to do with growing up and having more responsibilities, much the same as my mates, but i still put them away big time
 

Dani

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It lost it's appeal and fun for me.

Plus, my health is so much better for it, diabetes included. Right choice for me.
 

Raider_69

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yea fair enough with the diabetes
must say well in on the smoking, my sister gave up cold turkey a few weeks ago after realising that me putting her smokes under a tap wasnt a passing phase, she was spending upwards of $120 a week on smokes because i keep flushing her fresh packs... :D
 

mattyg

Bench
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highlights - there were heaps of them...QLD trip in june, my bday weekend in may, the past 8 weekends, good friday NRL game, all of january, getting my full licence...

lowlights - bulldogs season (especially rd 1 sbw getting sent off, getting eliminated to parra, the loss against cowboys in finals week 1 and several other games, my car being broken into on melbourne cup day causing $900 damage...umm no other lowlights apart from footy really...well maybe my best friend telling me he is engaged to this girl...he is making a huge mistake IMO.
 
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