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same_differenceSo currently trying to decide if buying a house at the moment is a good idea. The one in Combe Down has come down in price, though I'd still need to get it for less than it's current being offered to me at. Going to organise another viewing and take a good look at it, decide how much I really like it. Have got a financial sides of thinks to work out too. I'd like to look and see what's for sale currently too. Found the whole thing somewhat overwhelming at times, mostly because it's a very big decision really.
Other than that, seems that there are a few things I want to own in the current game release rush. Of course given the above potential costs I'm not sure how much I want to spend, or whether I want to get things for my (still very awesome) PC or hold off for when I get around to buying a console - assuming I don't spend all the money I have on a house.
Not sure what's happening with work, may be changing projects soon. How soon depends on lots of factors beyond my control. Just need to do what I can and avoid Basingstoke as![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
almosthonest has repeatedly advised.
Health wise back on the hydrogen blockers, I've been given a repeat prescription so should I need to I can just keep taking them until the problem goes away. The thing is there's a family history of it (and I found out recently it's much more wide spread in my family than I realised - grandfather, my father and all his siblings, my cousins...) so it may just be a case of keep taking them as it'll eventually get better sometime in my 40's or 50's.
Been a bit low this week, though not surprising after the weekend. More in the 'here are all my current problems/annoyances /concerns lets mash them all together so they seem worse way'; normally I tend to treat problems as discrete entities, which generally leads to a happier out look. Stillpurplegirl23 has been doing a very good job of cheering me up.
Will actually get around to writing about Malta soon.
Other than that, seems that there are a few things I want to own in the current game release rush. Of course given the above potential costs I'm not sure how much I want to spend, or whether I want to get things for my (still very awesome) PC or hold off for when I get around to buying a console - assuming I don't spend all the money I have on a house.
Not sure what's happening with work, may be changing projects soon. How soon depends on lots of factors beyond my control. Just need to do what I can and avoid Basingstoke as
almosthonest has repeatedly advised.Health wise back on the hydrogen blockers, I've been given a repeat prescription so should I need to I can just keep taking them until the problem goes away. The thing is there's a family history of it (and I found out recently it's much more wide spread in my family than I realised - grandfather, my father and all his siblings, my cousins...) so it may just be a case of keep taking them as it'll eventually get better sometime in my 40's or 50's.
Been a bit low this week, though not surprising after the weekend. More in the 'here are all my current problems/annoyances /concerns lets mash them all together so they seem worse way'; normally I tend to treat problems as discrete entities, which generally leads to a happier out look. Still
purplegirl23 has been doing a very good job of cheering me up.Will actually get around to writing about Malta soon.
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Date: 2008-10-31 05:24 pm (UTC)Unfortunately I can only say good luck with the houses, having no experience beyond renting myself, and don't jump at the first one you see - it's a massive commitment after all.