Do you worry about getting old?
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Drew said:How can you enjoy spending sundays in bed? There's so much out there to do on your day off. Total waste of valuable time.
Yes, money is there to be spent but there's better things to spend it on than nights out (to the extend we did). I have always been good with money though. I've paid LOTS into my pension from the age of 18 and that's now growing substantially. I've got investments in all sorts of places so can't complain really.
I too recover quickly but i'm such a perfectionist at work, it frustrates me when i'm not feeling 100%
Drew,
I don't think you should regret for canning strong in the past. At that moment I'm sure it was the best to do. I spent lots of nights and days, money and braincell during my warrior of the night time but now is over I don't regret it, it's just over, I don't find it worth it or I don't have as much fun as I used to have.
And I do love spending a sunday in bed, I love sleeping and it's one of my fav things to do, of course there's hundred other things to do but if I feel like spending a whole day in my pyjama I do it without feeling guilty. Why? For me there's hundred else things to do than going to the gym at 6,30 am, if you know what I mean.
Morbyd said:I didn't think I was the type to live abroad either, Mikkak. I'm still not quite sure how it all worked out as it did, but I'm glad I took the chance as 8 months (original plan) became 9 yearsmikkak said:
I see you didn't calculate the time properly
I suppose that you cannot know what things going to happen that can change your life.Drew I must say that in my opinion I like to do a lot of things, I mean that i like to do the most of my time but sometimes I just want to rest. I normally wake up at half past six or 7 in work days so if I sleep untill 11 or twelve or even later in my day off I don't care about it. I don't allways sleep till late but sometimes yess,and is just so resting...think that when you grow up older people tend to sleep less, my grandmother she is only capable of sleeping till 4 or 5 in the morning and she says she miss so much to being able to do so...
silvia said:For me there's hundred else things to do than going to the gym at 6,30 am, if you know what I mean.
I don't do that on a Sunday
It's a brilliant thing to do weekdays though. It really helps get your head together for the day ahead and once you've done and showered you feel fantastic!
Then however bad your day is at least you don't have to think about getting to the gym after work.
My crazy way of thinking that's all.
Drew said:silvia said:For me there's hundred else things to do than going to the gym at 6,30 am, if you know what I mean.
I don't do that on a Sunday
It's a brilliant thing to do weekdays though. It really helps get your head together for the day ahead and once you've done and showered you feel fantastic!
Then however bad your day is at least you don't have to think about getting to the gym after work.
My crazy way of thinking that's all.
Drew you didn't understand whay I mean, I don't really mind if you go to the gym on sundays or not, for me waking up to go to the gym at 6,30 (sundays or wednesday) is as mad as for you would be to spend a sunday in bed
Ibiza-girlie
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no worries people, im sure you´ll all young at heart no matter the physical age! 
Paddy Eeziglow
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The only thing that bothers me about getting older is the greying and thinning hair bit- and it's happening apace with me at 34 
Ibiza-girlie
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if you live in denmark, the taxman is more certain than death itself!
Ibiza-girlie
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im more worried about taxes! lol*