Newness

So over the past few weeks things have changed. I've moved into a new room on base, have a lovely single room hmmm ok then well its a single room at least, army accommodation is pretty sub-standard at the minute. In august moving into z-type, the creme da-le creme. The Ritz compared to where i am now. So moving into the room took about 3 days, all sorted now. My old tv look dwarfed and tiny in the vast roominess of the room so went out bought a new one (Have a serious problem with spontaneously spending too much money and random things like that, even though i don't need them) So after it was all sorted it had a 4 day christening, the booze ran freely(mostly on the carpet) . And here i am now, back in sheffield for the weekend. Took my nitro car out today with Matt. After having a 2 speed gearbox fitted it needed re-tuning. Its fast as hell now. Hopefully taking matt's t-maxx out tomorrow(he wants to jump it over the greenhouse for some strange reason, pictures to follow hopefully, if it survives well if it doesn't survive I'll post it anyway, y'know just for shits and giggles)

Easter

Well im on easter leave at the moment. 2 weeks of fun in the sun or it would be if it would stop snowing, bloody freezing and raining! Well anyway its good to be away from work. Theres only so much that i can cope with there. So as its the first post i'll start off explaining stuff. Im 22 and in the army, im a chef. The job is pretty crap, i was a chef before i joined up so i know the trade pretty well. My room is a joke i live with 4 other guys, which has its ups and downs. Mad piss ups, but tons of rubbish, different working times ect.... Moving on, sport. I'm not really in to football or any other ball delio. So the sports im in too are all about calculated risk, weather it be rock climbing or scuba diving, There is always risk involved which makes it what it is. The air in the tank, the rope holding you from certain death. It all adds to the rush. Which is one of the reasons why i joined the army, but it didnt turn out the way i had hoped. There is no risk to calculate and no rope to hold. But still its life experience and in another 2 years it will be over.