Change is in the air

**Wasp** · 16th March 2007, 07:40

wow, what can i say - its been an eventful last couple of days for me

as some of the welly crew know i've been slowly getting sick of my job especially this tuesday (was such a great morning too...)

well..... Grub offered me a job, i sort of joked about and didnt seriously think i would want it - i just wanted to see what it was basically. anyways i met with his boss yesterday and well apparently the job is mine if i want it. Pay is good - they will match my current pay and give me a raise after a month

the "downside": the downside is its in Kapiti - around the area behind the airport so this means i'd be doing a commute over haywards and paekakariki hills twice a day - this i have no problem with but i'd be just a little more excited if it was the start of summer not winter.....

on top of all this i got talking to AJ last night, he has some rooms available to rent in his new flat in newlands - I need a garage to keep the new bike in anyway so I guess i'll be moving outta home too

change and opportunities are in the air but do i have the balls to go and grab them?

**Squeak the Rat** · 16th March 2007, 07:42

Originally Posted by Wasp

change and opportunities are in the air but do i have the balls to go and grab them?

The one question when faced with opportunity, is will you regret NOT taking them?

**phoenixgtr** · 16th March 2007, 07:50

Awesome mate!!

I say go for it. If you think you'll be happier at the new job then do it. Plus moving out of home is a good step. Life begins after that

**Bloody Mad Woman (BMW)** · 16th March 2007, 07:58

Just do it. You will learn in your new job. Your riding skills will improve - and what a way to start and end the day - on ya bike. Change your attitude to positive on the travelling side of things. Moving out of home - yet another freedom.

**kevfromcoro** · 16th March 2007, 07:58

Originally Posted by Squeak the Rat

The one question when faced with opportunity, is will you regret NOT taking them?

never a truerer word spoken.go fot it.me and a mate landed in Perth a few yrs ago..we had $3 between us.no credit cards.things soon picked up...started work..got some money..best time of my life

**skelstar** · 16th March 2007, 08:07

Of course you have the balls D...

Geez, sometimes I think we need another Great War!

**Lissa** · 16th March 2007, 09:05

Awesome Doug!! Go for it!!

"you are today where your thoughts have brought you, you will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you"

Do it Doug, change is life, and I am postive you wont regret it!

**Delphinus** · 16th March 2007, 09:57

Do it! Totally do it!

Nothing better than moving out of home especially if you have a job already.
There is no good reason to not do it

**Freakshow** · 16th March 2007, 10:00

sounds good to me so go for it!!!

**Trudes** · 16th March 2007, 10:11

Absolutely what the others said, and then you can join the rest of us retards living in Newlands too!

**Drum** · 16th March 2007, 10:15

Newlands to Kapiti every day is against the flow of commuter traffic Wasp. You'll be right.

You'll get a bit of salt spray over the 636 though!

**Grub** · 16th March 2007, 12:12

Maybe go the whole hog and look at Kapiti flats too, they're cheaper and the weather is at least 2 degrees warmer. There might even be some KBers on the Kapiti coast looking for flatmate (no offence AJ, just a time & distance thing)

And yes, you do have to "do it"

**Wasp** · 16th March 2007, 12:16

Originally Posted by Grub

Maybe go the whole hog and look at Kapiti flats too, they're cheaper and the weather is at least 2 degrees warmer. There might even be some KBers on the Kapiti coast looking for flatmate (no offence AJ)

And yes, you do have to "do it"

Yea will definately look at kapiti too

and yes you're right Grub, i have to, sooooooooooooo

I'VE DONE IT
handing in my resignation shortly