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brendannz · 10-01-2009, 10:54 AM

Yep, I think with setting new goals, after the "rejection" you're already in the right direction..

Today I took a Dutch friend (who I met when I visited another city) around my city, and gave him a bit of a tour..

Doesn't really get a grading for fear-facing, because it was a low fear-factor, but 5 years ago, this would've been a scary activity for me, so it was good.

But was pretty cool, because it was fun, plus made me refresh on all the history stuff, and also was giving value, and leadership, so counts as a social growth exercise..

Now I need to find some more social fun.. It would be cool to guide more tourists around the place, it's fun, It might be a good idea to set myself up for couch surfing or something, anyone have any ideas? (other than the couch surfing website)

10-01-2009, 10:54 AM	#85 (permalink)
brendannz Family Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 3,612	Coffeesmurf Yep, I think with setting new goals, after the "rejection" you're already in the right direction.. Today I took a Dutch friend (who I met when I visited another city) around my city, and gave him a bit of a tour.. Doesn't really get a grading for fear-facing, because it was a low fear-factor, but 5 years ago, this would've been a scary activity for me, so it was good. But was pretty cool, because it was fun, plus made me refresh on all the history stuff, and also was giving value, and leadership, so counts as a social growth exercise.. Now I need to find some more social fun.. It would be cool to guide more tourists around the place, it's fun, It might be a good idea to set myself up for couch surfing or something, anyone have any ideas? (other than the couch surfing website)