So much to do, so little time.
Georgia's party was absolutely brilliant! We were dancing til about 2 or 3, the food was great, the people were great and my outfit was great. I had bought this dress which is suitable for a 21 year old when I was about 8, so I never really wore it because I wasn't developed enough, lol. But I decided to try and put it on and it was perfect and made me look really slim and curvatious! Wahoo! We slept in their tent, just Georgie and I and John and Robin and played truth or dare until about 5. We also went on the trampoline and killed each other in the darkness of night. But what was really interesting was the game, which was basically just truth, and I found out quite a lot about the other sex, lol. One of the things I asked was for the boys to rate me 1 to 10 and I got a 6/7 and an 8 from John and I find this absolutely wonderful, because to know that I don't look that bad to guys is really comforting to know. ^^
I might be starting archery with Georgia, it all happened because of some complicated lying with my friend Zoe who I was going to go to the cinema with on Monday, but went somewhere else with Georgia instead. It was so stressful and confusing though, and I cleared it all up in the end and told the truth and Zoe was fine, but I don't know how lyers actually do it, like, all the time. I never want to do it again. But I guess it was a good experience for me to go through, and luckily it didn't happen with a friend who might be a bit less forgiving.
I had a good time at school for three days, we painted the set and everyone thinks it looks bloomin' awesome! *grins* And I helped out with bits and bobs the next two days. I'm actually going to be a proper stage manager and have a script with all the set changes and be in charge of props and things.
I saw The Guardian last night. It is soooo good! I can't stress enough how much I enjoyed it. I wasn't expecting it to be that brilliant which is why I found it to be so fantastic. It was really funny, Ashton Kutcher is cute and acted really well, perfectly suited to his character. I'm glad that Kevin Costner was good, wasn't amazing but he played well. God, I was in stiches and I can't remember the last time that that had happened when watching any film before, especially in a cinema with lots of other people. I want to own it! But the emotional bit that they have in films where you're supposed to cry, didn't make me cry, that was a shame. However, overall, bloody fantastic!
I hate doing Spanish, it takes so long and I'm not enjoying it, I'm definitely not going to do it for A Levels, I just have to do so much work for it and it's difficult for me. It will be such a relief when it's over. I also have to choose a topic for my Art mocks, which is proving to be hard. I might do the Oxford Spires or Musical Instruments or Islamic Patterns, there are others as well but I can't remember them which probably means I should forget about them because I'm not as interested in them. But it's so hard to choose. Ugh.
I so love Riverdance. It is so utterly cool and amazing and I so want to do it. I will, when I am in London for that part of my life when I live in London, there must be a class there to join and do it in and I will be ever so happy. I would join a salsa class they have here in Cowley or my friends samba class but I'm just too busy.
I might be starting archery with Georgia, it all happened because of some complicated lying with my friend Zoe who I was going to go to the cinema with on Monday, but went somewhere else with Georgia instead. It was so stressful and confusing though, and I cleared it all up in the end and told the truth and Zoe was fine, but I don't know how lyers actually do it, like, all the time. I never want to do it again. But I guess it was a good experience for me to go through, and luckily it didn't happen with a friend who might be a bit less forgiving.
I had a good time at school for three days, we painted the set and everyone thinks it looks bloomin' awesome! *grins* And I helped out with bits and bobs the next two days. I'm actually going to be a proper stage manager and have a script with all the set changes and be in charge of props and things.
I saw The Guardian last night. It is soooo good! I can't stress enough how much I enjoyed it. I wasn't expecting it to be that brilliant which is why I found it to be so fantastic. It was really funny, Ashton Kutcher is cute and acted really well, perfectly suited to his character. I'm glad that Kevin Costner was good, wasn't amazing but he played well. God, I was in stiches and I can't remember the last time that that had happened when watching any film before, especially in a cinema with lots of other people. I want to own it! But the emotional bit that they have in films where you're supposed to cry, didn't make me cry, that was a shame. However, overall, bloody fantastic!
I hate doing Spanish, it takes so long and I'm not enjoying it, I'm definitely not going to do it for A Levels, I just have to do so much work for it and it's difficult for me. It will be such a relief when it's over. I also have to choose a topic for my Art mocks, which is proving to be hard. I might do the Oxford Spires or Musical Instruments or Islamic Patterns, there are others as well but I can't remember them which probably means I should forget about them because I'm not as interested in them. But it's so hard to choose. Ugh.
I so love Riverdance. It is so utterly cool and amazing and I so want to do it. I will, when I am in London for that part of my life when I live in London, there must be a class there to join and do it in and I will be ever so happy. I would join a salsa class they have here in Cowley or my friends samba class but I'm just too busy.