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ok as im recovering (and getting better) from my depression, i have too much time on my hands this is bad, i spend alot of time on here and my pc, but i need something else to do, but i dont know what, i can exercise my legs in an area where i can abuse the wall with my football :p: and ofcourse be around my mates, but there is still a huge chunk of time left.
i dont watch tv (hardly) i dont read books (i do enough reading) so in other words im stumped. *wishes he was working. anyone have any bright ideas, the boredom is killing me :( |
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Phone up your local radio station and see if they've got any voluntary stuff you can do, such as answering the phones on busy shows etc - it's what I did to get started and now I'm on air each night and getting paid for it :D
You may even get to meet some celebs too :) |
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have a rep on me (likes to spread it about) ;) |
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Don't sound desperate, just tell them you're interested in finding out more about how radio stations works, stress the fact you'll do it for free and as long as you sound enthusiastic, in a years' time we should all be tuning in to Kronas FM :D
Seriously, try and find out who the Head of Programming is and ask him/her. You'd be better off calling the radio station's reception as opposed to the on-air studio number though. |
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You could take the pictures and use them to set up a website dedicated to your particular area.Or your interests. It's late and I MUST go to bed as I'm off to London in the morning,but I will think about some other ideas for you tomorrow evening. Goodnight and try not to stay up too late.Not after getting into a regular routine for work as you don't want to have to re-aclimatise too much when you do get back to work. :tu: Incog. :) |
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Are there any charity shops in your vicinity?
They're always looking out for voluntary staff to help on a part-time basis and if you work less than 16 hours it doesn't affect any benefits. |
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you might want to get on a bus and go to a park or something to wander/take photos of nature/look like a pervert cos you are crouching in the bushes with a camera (anywhere except mirfield cos mirfield is a dump)...:erm: or go for a walk up the steep hill out of wecky towards white lee...:shrug: |
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You would be surpised at the things that are close to you that take a good picture! |
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I keep telling you....take up a martial art :)
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Kronie, Get off the PC is the main thing. Get out, Just even for walks, a good long walk always helps me think and clear my mind. Or go to the bus or train station and pick a place you want to go. Then you can take some arty pics like incog said, and what do you mean you don't read books, bloody well read a book. :mad:
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kronas I've been thinking about this today.I think you need to find some regular activity like the charity shop thing and to try and keep to a regular sort of timetable every day.Get up at the same time and eat at regular set intervals.Try to go to bed at the same time every night.The more you work at that the better.
How about just taking as interesting photos as you can of the people in your area.Take a look at the winners of the first section of Online Photographer of the Year for 2004.It's not about the area but the people every time.I'm sure you can get some interesting pictures AND get out to meet new people this way perhaps even some girls. ;) Or try to work on your poetry at a regular time every day.Write something every day and see what you achieve? Write a story perhaps?Please don't say you can't,that's just the depression talking.You already proved that you can achieve anything if you are determined enough.You just have to find something that you can fit around your problems without letting the problems overwhelm your dreams. Not knowing you well enough I can't know all your abilities.Perhaps compiling a (positive) list of your strengths,abilities and interests might give you some clue as to what you can do.Leave out the negative stuff completely and concentrate on can do's. Incog. :) |
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Failing that how about something a little more drastic :Yikes: volunteer work abroad, you will get to travel, get paid a small living allowance and get a whole new outlook on life, in particular, yours |
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You could become a mime.
Lots of fresh air (except when you are trapped in your invisible box) - you get to meet lots of people - you can't talk to them, but meeting people is important... Why not just start exploring your area? - just wander around some streets, take a direction you wouldn't normally go, you'd be surprised - you sometimes find some really nice areas right under your nose if you know where to look |
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Remember Tai Chi is a 'martial art' Kronas - supposed to be very good for you, I've watched a couple of programs on our local channel, about it, lately, & been quite interested :)
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im not mentioning anything about pasty shops again, i got red-blobbed for it earlier :blush::blush:
maybe mr K could invest in a gym or sports centre membership... you get to work out, have fun and play random sports (squash?? :erm: ) with people whenever you want, all for a modest fee :angel: |
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- gym's are the last place I can imagine Kronas fitting in - at the moment, anyway. - but, not to dismiss, how much would a ½ hour court & lights, racket, balls - all hire deal, cost, at your leisure centre - assuming one has the 'right kind' of shoes & can play in 'any' shirt & shorts? |
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prices... ermm... mirfield leisure centre doesnt seem to have a website, so i am basing this on huddersfield sports centre... (i know for a fact there are 2 buses an hour at least to huddersfield from heck, so he has no excuse ;)) Quote:
oh and if he wants a random job, the galpharm stadium are looking for stewards for the new footy season... |
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Always thought he'd make a pretty good bar steward :D
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i see your point about the sleeping, no activity means i cant go to sleep, even my eating habits have gone irattic again :( Quote:
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yes it is as bad as dave stones makes out :erm: |
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Well with the cookery biased comments I'll just have to go with the flow and suggest you take up cooking.
No seriously it might be a way to maintain your interest in food and eating.If you take it up as a hobby it will help you to perhaps maintain a healthy lifestyle. Frankly I just can't help anymore.I am finding you very negative. I know it's part of your problems but YOU were the one who ASKED for HELP. :( Why not actually try something before dismissing it? Incog. :( |
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I also think that Incogs ideas about cookery is a good one - it's a proper 'hands on' thing to do, and something that you're in control of. If you don't like the end result, just try again with a couple of different ingredients until you get it exactly how you want :tu: |
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Heckmondwike is sort of right smack bang in the middle of Huddersfield and Leeds, transport links are *excellent* to both these places, you can also get on the bus to dewsbury which has *very good* transport links, with minimal effort and not a lot of cost you can get as far as sheffield or manchester... |
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Paul, I think I'm starting to turn into a you :D :D :D :disturbd: :disturbd: :disturbd: |
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But, bus and rail services get a massive subsidy around here so they actually make them reliable :Yikes: |
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Have you decided what to do to yet Kronie?
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i have nothing planned as yet, but i may have in the near future, apparently someone has the bright idea of possibly introducing me to a youth center somewhere oh joy :rolleyes: not that i wouldnt be looking forward to that, but people my age or slightly younger than me do not have the same interests as me, its a proven fact, they dont want to talk about politcs, business, etc do they ? they (usally) want to talk about the next fad or useless gibberish they call TV 'programming' such as ali g or bo selecta :rolleyes: but ill give it a try, maybe i will find it fun, i will go in open minded if something does happen... EDIT ill save the slang and related instances for another time :rolleyes: |
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