Seriously? You still read this?

I'm going to guess that in the coming weeks you are going to lose interest in what I have to say because there are no tubes & trains to get lost on out here, and it's pretty hard to get lost on foot as long as you keep your eyes open. The town is one big road. I think I said that before. So what have I been up to? Well I'll tell you now kids. having this dandy new laptop has been a nice addition to my present affairs. I spent a long while yesterday milling through a job application for a position in youth care taking place in Croydon. I would really like to get the post, but I don't know how interview will work, because I sure can't take a 2 hour tip down there as this job doesn't allow such excursions. If anyone from work is reading this, don't worry, I don't plan on jumping ship, as I have informed future employers of my contract with ENA wherein I have agreed to stay until November 14th. I think that's the date. I wont say anymore about this new job because it is just another job at this point, nothing confirmed or even rolling on it. What have I been up to? I started running, and try to go for a run every night after supper, or in the morning after breakfast. I also try to do some exercise after breakfast. I'm sure this would be a great opportunity for me to get ripped, seeing as how I have all this time on my hands, however, I'm just trying to stay afloat I guess. Exercising to compensate for my lack of activity. I realise my body is not cut out for the sedentary life, no pun intended. At almost every job I've had, with the exception of tree planting, I have found my insides don't feel right at the end of work. It's a combination of a few things I think. First, I'm not at home so I probably don't like the taste of work tap water and end up not drinking enough, though many of my positions have been in places with bottled water. Secondly, I don't eat the same food as at home, and thirdish, I just don't move around enough. At this job they say you must take at least hours a day to yourself and they strongly encourage you to take it outside of the house. I don't want this to sound too unhappy because I really am happy right now with this job, and I don't mind being a house wife for a few months, or living with these limitations. I often draw my security from understanding the temporary limitations I face. Temporary limitations are good springboards to hurl you like a circus midget into nirvana. I could probably express my point in a less ridiculous manor but I'm happy with this. I just realized the time, so i should get into making some supper. I guess I'll post this bit for now for all you hard working folk who take precious minutes out of your break time to read my bludgeoned. Can't get on msn for some reason