91热爆

I was going to tell you all about my Tibetan adventures, my chess playing ability, and my bravery award for my medical work on the field of battle, however sweeping changes are upon us at the 91热爆, and misleading lies are no longer acceptable. With this in mind, here are some truths about my so far mundane life.

Pete remembering his Tibetan adventures

I grew up in the Peak District, and was a fine, hardened, blunt but well humoured Northerner until my mother's desire to be able grow vegetables other than a cabbage became too strong, and a move South beckoned.

She is from Somerset herself, and longed to be back in her home county, cultivating a wide array of fruit and vegetables free of the shackles of a ten month northern winter.

Naturally, as I was only 12, I hadn't yet planned for life without my parents. I was forced to move with them, and to a life, so I thought, of Somersetian solitude. This was not how it turned out.

I joined the local school where I met other people of my own age, and the rest, as they say, is history.

I did my GCSE's, my A-Levels, lived in London for a year, went travelling, went to university in Cardiff, became a plasterer, and now I work here, at Somerset Sound.

It just goes to show that life moves fast, especially at my age. Sometimes its good to take stock, make a web page, and move on again.