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try and find a blue shirt when fashionstas decide that blue aint this seasons colour.

So after trying about 7 different shops and lunchbreak slipping away from me i decided to get white bargain rack one - should do the trick at least.

im sleepy now ..... gotta rush off after work .... hand in this shirt ..... go back to gym ..... go home ..... do tax return ..... go to bed.

yeah Lee .... guess its better than sitting at home scratching my arse wondering why my life is so lame :)

going to be using a fair bit of petrol tho .... glad im doing it in laser and not ricer.

Im doing this Personal Development Plan thing for work ....... its sucks the big one!! Im not even a permanent employee ..... i mean what should i have for goals ..... "To have a job next week" :) i thought i was going to be exempt from filling out these 6 pages of bullshite :(

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