3 things you did today

1. woke up
2. had breakfast
3. ... nothing else so far

 

4. Went for a much longer walk than I'd anticipated - ended up going out to Grantchester!

 

1. Went to the outlet centre place
2. Bought a base layer top and a walking pole whilst looking suitably unapproving off the place
3. Had a dinner of a veggie burger and beansprouts.

 

1) Looked up some information on where I will be working
2) Thought alot about people and why they think they are better than others
3) Felt soo hungry all day

 

Bought 2 new "organic eco-friendly cotton" shirts for Cuba for 4 quid each Exactly how organic or eco-friendly they are in reality i dont know...but 4 quid=win

Saw the latest film with Simon Pegg in and felt really disappointed. See i cant even remember the title. Dream something? Nights...last night? Who knows. Im exhausted. Anyway it could have been much better. The whole idea was pretty unoriginal and pointless, and Simon Pegg didnt suit his character role very much. Hmm. Maybe part of why i didnt enjoy it was the couple infront of us though who talked very loudly throughout and ate more popcorn than i could eat in a year

Played with Luna

 

1. Went to London
2. Came home from London
3. Wrote this

 

1. Assembled my computer table all by myself and didn't get in a huff with it!
2. Tidied up
3. Made my father something to eat

 

1. Got woken up by a stupid kitchen fitter who decided to begin knocking out cupboards at 7:45 this morning
2.Decided to experiment with my organic lip stain stuff, had 6 people ask me if I was wearing lipstick.
3. Got called chubby by some year 8 who knows my tall and willowy 13 year old sister. Thing is, I only weigh 7 stone...

 

Ate the most perfectly ripe avocado and enjoyed it so much i felt the need to write about it here
Danced a lot
Sang loudly

 

ripe avocados have that effect on me too best fruit/vegetable *ever*.

- tried and failed to write an essay on british foreign policy in the 1800s.
- talked to a little person i haven't seen for a while.
- and i will tidy my room at some point. are we allowed to write this in the future tense? or does that defeat the object?

 

1. Overslept by about 3 hours
2. Discovered only thing in the fridge was slightly gone-off stir fry
3. Ate slightly gone-off stir fry.

 

1) Was woken up by the police knocking on the door
2) Went shopping and had to buy a book - I have somewhat of an addiction and haven't bought in in a while so really needed to!
3) Started my book and it's pretty good

 

1) Stayed up all night last night watching Five Sport and thinking how sad that Luton cannot get analogue channel five. I had eaten a pizza, potato wedges and drank cola.

2) Had bizarre dreams in the early hours. From drinking lots of beer to trying to avoid paying the final bill which amounted to 34 pounds worth of drinks. I thought that as I was in a dream, I wasn't liable.

3) Awoke at 4pm when I got out of bed. I put on my knickers and a pair of jeans and the rest of it too. I found a new use for a bike pump.
Just before I went down the road, I noticed two twelve year old pimps hanging outside my block of flats. Both had 500 pound street value mobile phones. The 13 year old whore was obviously getting ready, whilst the mother was oblivious to the overuse of vaseline.

 

Ok, ill say it. Please dont think im having a dig at you here, but i really find the use of that word to describe a child on the streetyou know absolutely nothing about to be offensive, thoughtless and ugly, and it really says a lot more about your frame of mind than the childs. Obviously youre free to think how you want, but id begin to question myself for seeing a young stranger in such a harsh, vulgar way. The word is powerful

Id also ask about the bike pump but...would i want to know?

Oh and why up so late?

*end of sticking nose in session*

 

1) Went to bed at 9pm last night and managed to sleep until 00:45. I turned on the tv, tuned into Channel five and then watched the Miami Heats take on the other team. I managed to cook some chicken with some onions and boiled some pasta, and mixed cheese into it. So this morning, dawn's grey fingers infiltrated the night and the sun rose in the eastern skies. I put the coffee on, had some cornflakes and listened to the radio. LBC News.

2) Listened intently whilst munching a slice of toast with cheese on it, a voice announced quite gravely that the stock market has crash. Welcome to Black Monday. I suspected this would happen. More and more people are seeing inflation rise above the roof, no confidence in housing market. Other factors too. Yet another Government blunder of epic proportions. But the British people are perhaps the only ones who simply turn over and play dead, whilst the French demand an explanation and thus, Solution.

3) Decided to take rubbish out. I have cleaned out my airing cupboard in recent days. I now have space for my towels and bed linen. Airing cupboard filled with junk for atleast 2 years. Now at library, yet again internet service is playing up. Lucky for me, I carry a brain whereever I go. These so called engineers seem to just stand there scratching their heads and umming and arring. Well, Send in the clowns.

Additional: Regarding the 13 year old whore I supposedly no nothing about. I live next door to her. For the past year, I have heard all the arguements, seen this girl's antics in the street. Seen the bloody boys hanging outside the building. Had one of them come to my door and asked me, "Does anonymous live next door". To that I replied with "Yeh".
The mother just shouts and swears like a trooper. She works from 5am and doesn't arrive home till gone nine pm. Last night I read the front cover and pages 4 and 5 of The Sun. Atleast one paper supports my belief that kids these days need severe punishment. Send them all to an American bootcamp. Let them learn morality and discipline. Parents cannot smack nor chastise their kids no more. IT is called, Child abuse....apparently
When Britain dropped the cane and corporal punishment were abolished. Britain was on an express train to certain doom. But the positive side is, there are many people who still read The Sun.

 

Well were round in circles arent we really, everyone knows where i stand on this one, so i wont explain again. I just think its really sad people are seeing no other "solution" but violence, which will only aggravate the problem. I work with children, and violence towards them is abuse. Of course there comes a point where the lines are blurred, but things like canes in schools are most certainly abuse. My mum is full of stories of the horrors of her 1950s grammar school, she still has a few scars

 

1. Got up fairly on time and had a raspberry yoghurt

2. Had quite an interesting debate in geography about county boundaries.
3.Realised it was my 3 week veggie anniversary, I'm going to treat myself to a school veggie burger today!

 

School veggie burger? At least your school has vegetarian options! The closest thing I could get to a vegetarian meal was a cheese sandwich and some limp wilted salad.

 

Stupidly expensive mind, which is why it's a treat for me! It's that or week old salad... no wonder I starve at lunch time most days!

 

Yeah, I alway went out for lunch.. luckily there was a fairtrade coffee shop in town that did decent soup & paninis, otherwise I would have starved. Certainly did in year 11, couldn't go out and no vegetarian stuff at all!