My name is Leigh. I am afraid of bees. I like honey. I play an Olympic sport. I just set a new personal best. I am training and just found out where I will be staying for the next few months. I am going to Hong Kong to train. I will be right next to Japan where the next Olympics are going to be. I like Asia. I am a marathon runner. I train alone as I'm always going at my own pace. I get lonely sometimes. I have a trainer. I am meeting my training partner soon. I usually have my papaya straight off the tree. I will miss papaya when I am in Hong Kong.
I work out. I don't like gymnastics. I love Papaya's. I don't have any local family. My name is George. I am married to a model from Italy. I have a job. I am a Bee Farmer. I'm not scared of bee's. My business has a website. My wife made the design for the website. My wife is skittish about bees. My bees are making a lot of honey. My wife designs websites and she is a model. She is in demand. My wife and I train together. I have visited Italy and Germany. I have never been to Asia.
I broke my leg training - I don't think I'll make it to the Olympics. I am devastated. Oh my goodness that is terrible news! What happened? Did you have an accident? I don't really know, to be honest. One minute I was flying, the next minute I was rolling. I'm still recovering from the shock. Those things happen so quickly. Did it happen last week? I'm so sorry you're having to go through this... are you in a lot of pain? The day before yesterday. The pain isn't bad with all the meds they have me on. But I'm both depressed and really, really bored. I've never sat still for so long in my life! Yes I can imagine! How long did they say you'd have to wear the cast? I hope they've given you suitable crutches to help you get around (once a tall friend of mine was given some that weren't high enough for him!) They haven't said just yet. I may require surgery, but they are still discussing whether to put a pin in my leg. I've been here in traction for 2 days so they haven't even mentioned crutches yet. I hope no surgery, but I don't want permanent damage either. Ah man, I hope they decide quickly on the pin so at least you know what to expect. Permanent damage is definitely the worst outcome, but I'm sure the doctors will be able to sort you out even if the recovery is a bit slow. Being in traction for 2 days sounds rubbish! Have you watched any good movies to keep your mind occupied? Not at all. Actually that's why I was messaging you. Do you have anything lighthearted to recommend? I need something to get out my funk. Good question! I've watched a couple of movies recently but they were not necessarily lighthearted (The Great Escape and O Brother Where Art Thou). Have you seen either of them? The Netflix series "Queer Eye" is always a feel-good choice and the episodes are about an hour.  Queer Eye sounds good. I have a lot of friends who like it but I never let myself get addicted to shows because of my schedule. Should I start from the beginning? You can actually begin watching whatever episode you like as each of them is focused on a totally new person, so you don't need to have seen the ones before. Basically these five guys go and help someone for a week in terms of their style, their living space, their self confidence etc, and it's always really heartwarming!