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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY
    Andy you know what I tfeel ya should do -foolow your heart.
    FFS mate --ask the person concerned.
    I got some advise from another KBer when I was gonna give up on the racing this season.
    "will it matter to you in 5 years if you dont do it?""
    Only you can answer that mate.
    i have been away all weekend,
    i have been thinking lots.. apart from racing the dogs..

    i have asked the person concerned...

    now it is up to them.

    i have decied to go ( will be confirming this tonight !!! {fuck i hope it is still avavlible!!!}

    what have i here? not much!
    what have i in welly, .. potential!!! (to learn how to spell! )
    oh and i hear that white trash has left


    what a ride so far!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ajturbo
    i have been away all weekend,
    i have been thinking lots.. apart from racing the dogs..

    i have asked the person concerned...

    now it is up to them.

    i have decied to go ( will be confirming this tonight !!! {fuck i hope it is still avavlible!!!}

    what have i here? not much!
    what have i in welly, .. potential!!! (to learn how to spell! )
    oh and i hear that white trash has left
    and theres this sexy as racetrack not too far aways
    To see a life newly created.To watch it grow and prosper. Isn't that the greatest gift a human being can be given?

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    We all have dreams/goals that keep us alive (and many Xroads to get there)
    but when those dreames are scacrificed too many times life can become hard and so can the person

    To be who you are...hold onto your dreams....live them!

    Essentally, self-development is an individual task (and well supported)
    when individual paths meet again, there are always warm greetings
    asked Mom if I was a gifted child ... she said they certainly wouldn't have paid for me.


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    Dude...hopefully the important person says 'go for it'. However...it's ONLY Tauranga to Wellington. Come down, give it a year or so (it takes a while to get settled into a new place) and then see how you feel. If you're not happy - move back up north.

    Change is scary, but it's the only thing that leads to personal growth. And you'll be redefining who you think you are...which is always a good thing (in my opinion anyway). Friends who are important will remain good friends despite distance, friends who aren't (but you don't know it yet) will fall off the radar - leaving you open to new things/experiences.

    I'd say do it, but then, with a relocation coming up soon myself, I would!!
    It is easier to accept the message of the stars than the message of the salt desert. The stars speak of man's insignificance in the long eternity of time; the desert speaks of his insignificance right now. - Edwin Way Teale 1956

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    AJ, if it were me, I would go.

    Was working in a job that was going nowhere then upper management decided to "micromanage" us. I had no other job to go to but I tendered my resignation anyway, trusting that things would work out.

    It sounds like you would enjoy the job on offer and it would be good for you in many ways. Ask that important person if they would join you. Think on it and make up your mind - but as others have said, trying is better than wondering "what if" and regretting not having taken the opportunity in years to come.

    All the best.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolf
    AJ, if it were me, I would go.

    Was working in a job that was going nowhere then upper management decided to "micromanage" us. I had no other job to go to but I tendered my resignation anyway, trusting that things would work out.
    ... and?
    What happened next? Don't leave us in suspenders. I like a good story.

    Plus I'm in/at a real crisis myself. I know I should resign from my job, because it's fookin up my health (well, it's already fookd), but I've got a bank and some debts to support, and few prospects of any other work. PLus I dunno what to do next - I've changed careers several times, and each time I've gone backwards.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by ajturbo
    i need a drink..
    This thought has been going through my mind all day .. from before I got up this morning.


    The pay is good…. Really FUCKIN good….

    White trash is not there any more..

    It is doing something that I have trained for and know that I would enjoy.

    White trash has left.

    There is a bucket racing track there

    White trash has left

    I'll be able to pop in and see stonechucker


    Do I cut my loses and start a new… (it will be a great loss)

    I also have a great friend here who races dogs also .. saying good buy to them will be hard to…..

    WHY IS IT SO HARD THIS TIME TO MAKE THE MOVE????

    I'm still young (at heart)

    And I know opportunities like this do not come along often in life….

    I know in my heart that I will be going…


    When do I start packing? Do I just get someone in to do it for me…………


    Rant over
    So I take it you're not joining the police then??
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    If the significant other is truly significant, and said person does not want to go and will not move with you, then I don't envy you at all. If your relationship is very strong, and significant other won't go, then ask yourself which you would regret losing more. Been in a similar situation myself. Went to a job that I should have been brilliant at, but I pretty much fell apart at the seams and couldn't handle the job. I should have been very happy where I was, but because 'she' wasn't with me, it just didn't work. Ended up resigning and moving back to Chch.

    BUT

    At the moment I'm taking some fairly big risks, starting a business for the first time, which I will initially run while holding down a job for financial security. Which would be great.... except I may also be going to a new job, or even more risky, doing what I do now on a contract basis, totaly self employed. 'She' (same one), is behind me 100%. And I have to say, I have not felt this good, this alive, in YEARS. So, if significant other WILL go, then for fecks sake DO IT!
    My daughter telling me like it is:
    "There is an old man in your face daddy!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by vifferman
    ... and?
    What happened next? Don't leave us in suspenders. I like a good story.
    Well, I looked at buying a bookstore from a friend of mine who was selling up to live the Gypsy life but decided I wouldn't be able to survive on that after paying my rent so I started up my own computer service business, tried self-employment for long enough to discover it wasn't for me, then applied for and got a job at another Tertiary Education provider and started on more money than I was on after nearly 15 years at the last place.

    And that's where I am today - until such time as I find something better, decide it's gone to the dogs too much to bear any more, win Lotto or get sacked for spending too much time on KB...
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    go for it dude

    we have organisations down here for sled dogs im sure

    with plenty of bikers to keep you company

    end of the day its not a bad ride to tauranga for a weekend visit if you get homesick
    Go hard or go home
    No regrets, Burn out before you fade away

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    Quote Originally Posted by bkrwench
    end of the day its not a bad ride to tauranga
    Tee hee. First read this and thought, "bloody hell...it'd be a damned hard ride to Tauranga at the end of the day..."

    Oooops! (we need an ooops smiley)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eurygnomes
    Oooops! (we need an ooops smiley)
    :slap: or, at a pinch,

    Any of those suit? (check out the "more" link below the smilies)
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    Ah...right you are. And I HAD seen all of the above previously...I my brain clutch obviously wasn't working and I grounched... Ta Wolf.
    It is easier to accept the message of the stars than the message of the salt desert. The stars speak of man's insignificance in the long eternity of time; the desert speaks of his insignificance right now. - Edwin Way Teale 1956

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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog
    So I take it you're not joining the police then??
    naaa my speeeling is shit, teaching would suit me better..


    what a ride so far!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ajturbo
    naaa my speeeling is shit, teaching would suit me better..
    Teaching ?? Tell us about your opertunity... I promise I wont flog it
    Cant remember what it is you do at present. Are you contemplating getting into a teaching role? ... if you do it rite working with people can be very rewarding.

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