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AriesDragon
Over 90 days ago
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I cook a lot, though more out of daily necessity. I bake and decorate birthday and wedding cakes.
I weld and plasma cut things in metal. I ride motorbikes and less often, our horses. I really enjoy archery, both recurve and compound. I sew... I love creating
I also like playing words with friends.


Compound??
I prefer the recurve all day long. It feels more down to earth, more... traditional. Personal preference of course but all those pullies and cams just don't feel right to me.


You are both wet behind the ears...

A crossbow or slingbow is more accurate and more fun...


As I said, I enjoy both disiplines. The compound bow may not be the purists choice, but then modern recurve bows aren't exactly traditional anymore either. Both have their challenges and both are highly enjoyable to me... and I am a very good shot. Lol.
I cook a lot, though more out of daily necessity. I bake and decorate birthday and wedding cakes.
I weld and plasma cut things in metal. I ride motorbikes and less often, our horses. I really enjoy archery, both recurve and compound. I sew... I love creating
I also like playing words with friends.
Coffee doesnt like me, unfortunatly. But lucky for me, Tea and I are old friends.

You need some proper Kenyan tea in this coffee shop so here you go, some of our finest quality handpicked loose leaf.

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Here is some music.




Haha... I just got home from a concert and this was playing when I turned my car off.
In Primary school there were 2... Mr Gordon, who made me shake in my little brown lace up shoes, and Mrs. Ojany, who skulked around the place looking like a haggard old stork, looking for a reason to give you a telling off. To call them scary was an understatement! When they raised their voices, which was often, everyone went silent. I was terrified of them and too often I was the reason for the raised voices. I came across them on seperate occasions when I was in my 20's and realised what pathetic little bullies they actually were.

On the other hand, my riding teacher was a blast. At the weekends we were allowed to go to her house and make toast. This often included havng a sneaky sniff at her Brandy!
My swimming coach was a massive part of my life. We were good friends and still are, decades later.
My High school art teacher was a scream and a massive influence. I believe he now lives in Florida and enjoys spit roast racoon and the odd bit of road kill.
I didnt have a car in High school but once my feet could reach the peddles, when I was about 10, I started driving around the farm in a 109 series III Landrover pickup. I had to stand up to change gear, using both hands!!


Not a long list for me...
Kenya.. obviously
Uganda
Tanzania
Rwanda
DRC( democratic republic of Congo)
England


I have a long list of countries I would like to visit.
I was going to be a florist. I also dreamt of being a professional athlete... I did make it international, but not professional.
When I was about 5, I declared I was going to be a red Indian, my feral daughter did too, funnily enough. Then I wanted to be a belly dancer, I loved the costumes, i think my slightly bohemiam style came from there. I thought about becoming a vet, I loved to help out my mum and learnt to vacinate and stitch up animals before I was 12, but the thought of all those years in vet school wasn't enticing, and quite frankly, I wouldn't have been able to pay attention long enough. But early on I knew I'd do something creative, all my school books were covered in doodles... I used to illustrate my assignments and get into all kinds of trouble but at 17 I took part in my first exhibition and I have been painting ever since. I can not imagine doing anything else. I have my dream career.
Hmmm.... I wonder how many here have visited the continent I live on...
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None, not a single one...


You forgot the state of confusion.


ah yes, I met you there!
I lived on the edge of the Indian ocean for 6 years... for a few of those the beach was my front garden. Its beautiful but far from idyllic. The salt blowing in ruins EVERYTHING and everything is always sticky. I much prefer living up on a mountain now.

After working with commercial tours, I would definitely prefer to venture on my own. Itineries are far too tight.

WYR a small gathering of friends for casual dinner at home or a large, formal dinner party?
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I am trying to decide what to binge watch next on Netflix.


I just started "Bodyguard". Its an English drama and compleatly addictive... And only had 6 episodes!!!



I am getting organised for tomorrows wildlife census.