New career as a councillor

For some reason I seam to becoming a councillor, everyone keeps telling me all their problems and I end up having to try to make them feel better. Think I should do this for a job, I'm sure you get paid a fortune. Normally don't mind as I'm always being told I'm a good listener but think I've got enough of my own at the minute without taking on everyone elses problems.

It was definitly a bad idea wishing Lisa "Happy Birthday" she text me loads earlier on. How crap her life is, how eveyone says she is bad news. I had to try to cheer her up, don't know why I'm still nice to her after everything she put me through. She ended up saying she keeps thinking about how it might of been if we had still been together, she said she wanted to get back together without actually saying it. I told her it wasn't going to happen and could only be friends, she is going to delete my number from her phone "so I cant hassle you" her words. I said it was up to her.

Talking of new careers, can't believe how much a postman gets paid. There was an advert for a postman in Newton Aycliffe only work 7 -12 (25 hours a week). You get paid £250 - £300 a week. Almost tempted, much less hassle. Your out in the fresh air, 12.5 hours less a week and not that much less money. You would have the rest of the day to do whatever you wanted :-)

I've generally just lazed about this weekend, other than Friday. Never set foot out the house the last 2 days though, gonna have to change that this new week. Gonna start training for this run in June even if I don't do it, something to aim for. I was reading of another run at the end of May. The Raby 10k, I can remember Hayley doing it last year. Very tempted to do that instead as its closer and you can pay on the day, although slightly further...