So I thought I'd do something different for you all today. I wanted to document my life in pictures! Just so that my audience can get to know me a bit better. What do you think? Yup? Ok, let's go!
First of all let's start with me. This is me as I'm slowly starting to feel better about myself for the first time ever in my life.
This is my son. He's looking for stones that he can pick up and throw into the water.
This is my wife several years ago. Isn't she pretty? We were at Germany celebrating her friend getting Married to the man of her dreams.
My son and I have a beautiful bond. This is him and I play wrestling in the park. Obviously he had just slam dunked me!
There's an air-festival that used to run for two days every summer in the town that I live in. Sadly it's stopped and we don't get to see the red arrows anymore.
This is my Mum and Natalie, my wife. I'm really glad that they like each other! :)
The first time we managed to convince Alex to wear welly boots. He found out how fun it was to splash in puddles!
This is me as a wayward teenager. You may read me write about my past self. Spot the cigarette in my hand and the devilish look in my eye. Haha.
Oulton Broad is the beginning of the Norfolk Broads (you may have heard of them) and it is a stones throw from our house. We spend plenty of quiet evenings watching the boats sail by.
This is my Dad. I didn't really know the real person at all. If you look here he's near deaths door and sadly about a month later he died of liver failure.
This is my wife and her two closest friends from Germany. The lady in the middle is at her wedding day.
What would a picture post be without my favourite past-time. Playing ghost recon phantoms online. This was before they ended the game and it's not there anymore. I sadly miss it.
A piece from my last position in a company. Part of my job was to tout for business and network with other people. It's how I became so good with my interpersonal skills.
I'll leave you with a lovely picture of Alex amidst African performers at "Africa Alive" they were showing us some of their local dances and Alex was invited to take part - lovely!