Merry Christmas To All

It is Christmas Eve 2014. Presents sorted, food shop done and cleaned up the house top to toe. I have people to visit today and I am then ready for Christmas and the New Year. My plans for the New Year, are to smash it.

Stop Press! Electrical emergency and joined Keith on a call out, we must consider ourselves fortunate when you see the luck of some people.

Cooking a nice lunch, giant mushroom, sausage, bacon, beans and poached egg. Lovely jubbly, then back into doing what was planned, and getting along to the christmas service at the church at six this evening.

I wanted to say to all my friends, workmates, colleagues, masons and all, thank you for the year, you have all helped me in some way or other. Next year I will be on top of my game and physically fit and mentally able to be a little more adventurous. I want to set goals (what are they? never had them before) and create a future for myself and the lads.

In this time of reflection, there has been bad events, however, we must look to the positive and I am certain all concerned are in better places than they were.

My personal goals are to get physically fit, get savings squirrelled away, improve the masonic social media and assist in the light blues brothers and university scheme. I want to increase business in the bag department, double turnover in the wide format and stabilise the digital printing, into better quality and manageable. All whilst increasing my social media business for the benefit of my family. I want to visit family in Stratford and get Tom along to see Southampton play football, maybe also a cheeky visit to Monkey World which is an ambition of mine. I need to set myself some ambitions and targets. First target is to create an early start to prepare myself for the day, so I am not driven by the alarm. Get better healthier food choices in and drink more water, and less alcohol (Ian Burrell I hope you are reading this, we need to cut back on the JD).

On this journey I am going to forcibly make myself busy from early morning until late at night, so I wont be visiting or out so much, as the BMF takes priority three nights a week.

That is what I am going to do, essentially change a lifestyle and not have new years resolutions.

So Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night.