It's certainly been an eventful week and many changes since I last updated this blog just over a week ago. The changes surrounding the world of Peter Hulbert could not be going any better in many ways and whilst Im still learning about people who claim to be my frinds of a long time, what I have learned is they are certainly not my friends but probably closer to enemies than friends. However, I always say that money is something that we can all make and replace, it's the education that is more valuable and I sure learned a few lessons.
I want to spend a little time sharing some information to which I have been closely guarding for a long period of time and has a marked and progressive affect on the future of myself Peter Hulbert in so many positive ways, the first of which is I have truly found some good people to surround myself with whom fill all the right criteria in so many ways, most of which are trust, loyalty and friendship which is something you can never put a price on.
One of my very close and dear friends has been studying hard at University for over 4 years to turn there lives around and become a person of status and after the 6 month run up to November of weekly exams and tests, they finally sat down this week to take the ultimate exam and final one which took some 5 hours and was amongst 500 other students taking the same exam. I am very confident that this very special person has passed with flying colours and will be officially a Doctor at the early part of 2017 and Im so proud to be called a friend and supporter of such commitment and dedication.
My week ahead is maily going to be at best dictated by the weather as winter has arrived and is about to hit quite hard on Sunday 20th. We had snow here yesterday which caused a serious accident on the woodhead pass yesterday with a car turning over and ending up upside down but whilst I can't comment on this incident directly, what I have learned by living at the end of the woodhead pass for so many years is that 99% of accidents can be avoided if drivers only slowed down, prepared in advance and took greater care. However, in reality, they need to get to their destination 30 seconds quicker that the sensible drivers and as such take all the risks and end up in a car on it's roof and passengers in hospital and putting may other peaoples lives at risk in so many ways. What I always ask myself in these circumstances is "Did they get to where they were going any quicker".......or not?.
My week ahead is looking forward to some more positive news on the horrizon from so many corners of the world, the first of which is expected any day now and should help to propel our efforts to a greater hight and focus on rectifying many wrongs and turning the corner of 2016 to a very bright 2017 for so may people connected with my life and one might argue it could not come a day quicker or be more appreciated in any way.
