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I just want to lay in my new bed and new mattress and forget work ever exists.

Everyone loves lamb

Except my mum.

No Jolly Rogering at this stage. However, she did say she has potentially exciting news too and waiting confirmation so...stand by...maybe?

Rocky Road wouldn't be in my top 10 tbh. :D

Haha thank you.

I have some potentailly really good news coming today. I'm probably jinxing it by even hinting at it now but I'm excited if it happens.

Or a Brachiosaurus.

How slow it takes things to get sent. Bought an underdesk treadmill Tuesday last week and it got shipped out yesterday.

Alternatively (and totally off topic) the town of Richmond in Tasmania is beautiful.

The anti-Boyd Crowder approach

It's a jolly good term.

• My new bed.
• Passing uni and having a plan (Arthur)
• That I can still cook low and slow despite not having done it for months.
• That I am capable.

That is so good of them. Glad that is working out.

And yeah, we wouldn't be the first interstate (or international) people to have met, moved etc so it isn't out of the realm of possibilities.

Either Thursday or Friday we're gonna have our video chat.

yadda yadda let's go to the arcade.

Bart Simpson.

Give her a proper rogering and see what happens.

Just so succinct and to the point, lol.

I am one of those people who thinks of everything. Short term and long. Like pros/cons, cost benefit analysis type thing.

It could be all for naught as there may not be any in person chemistry like you said.

When I was in Melbourne a few weeks back, I matched with someone a day or two before I flew back home. We didn't talk much (and didn't meet obviously) while I was there but we've spoken a lot since I got home, graduating to swapping phone numbers and texting. We even handwrite little notes and take a photo and send it to each other. We are planning on a video chat soon and meeting next time I am in Melbourne (assuming video chat goes well).

I like her a lot (so far) but the whole 'we live in different states' thing is really souring my hopes. There is nothing really tying her to Melbourne in terms of family and commitments, and she said she is actually able to work remotely so I guess that it is a possibility. I also said I would like to move back to Melbourne once I finish studying, but it would depend on if my daughter wants to as well.

I'm likely just setting myself up for heartbreak - especially with my history - but what is life if not trying things in the hopes it will all work out?

That sounds delicious.

A hot dog please and thank you.

what kind of pizza?