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Im starting to think that those who stayed single were/are Happier, doesnt prevent those of us no longer in them still wishing we had something warm and cuddly at nights though.

Yeah mate. I have been single the last 5 years and it does allow me to do what I want when I want, I do miss having a significant other though.
 
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5 yrs ago?
I sometimes have trouble remembering what I did 5 hrs ago!!
Weirdly though I did bump into someone who I was in a class with at school today & that was nearly 40 yrs ago.
We talked for an hour reminiscing as if it happened yesterday.
 

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Good theme for a thread.

For me, the last 5 years have been great (in contrast to the 5 that came before):

  • Proposed to my girlfriend.
  • Got to the end of a secondment working in London, and decide a permanent job there isn't for me.
  • Hit the reality of leaving that job and getting back to my one in Edinburgh and regretted that decision, decide to see if the option of a job was still there (it was).
  • Got promoted.
  • Got married :)
  • Became an uncle.
  • Moved sideways at work.
  • Learned to drive (motivated by the knowledge of what was coming next).
  • Had a lovely baby boy.
  • (Lots of "first family xxx" - first family Christmas, first family holiday, first family trip on a train, etc)
  • Became an uncle again.
  • Been a best man at a wedding for the first time.
 

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July 2012 saw me suffer a stroke at the age of 67, whilst visiting my mother in her 90s in hospital. If you are having a stroke, a hospital with a dedicated stroke ward is just the place to be.

I am fortunate to have had made a complete recovery since then, but still have to take an assortment of six different drugs in tablet form on a daily basis for what seems like evermore.
 

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July 2012 saw me suffer a stroke at the age of 67, whilst visiting my mother in her 90s in hospital. If you are having a stroke, a hospital with a dedicated stroke ward is just the place to be.

I am fortunate to have had made a complete recovery since then, but still have to take an assortment of six different drugs in tablet form on a daily basis for what seems like evermore.

As long as you are still here mate.
 
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