And she smiled on the night bus home...
Hm, I'm tired now, but I've had a lovely day. (Not doing any work, but that's another matter entirely!) I went for a walk along the prom in the sunshine this morning, spent most of the day with Amy talking about not a lot in particular (which necessitated tea and cake, as always), and went swimming this evening. All thoroughly good ways to waste time. Though I think I might have done a little bit too much swimming - I nearly fell over when I got out of the pool, and it took a while for my "land legs" to come back!
Must do work tomorrow though (despite the lack of helpful books... bah), before the visit day in the afternoon. Last visit day ever... it's kind of sad! I'll miss taking people round and telling them just how much I love this place. It seems we get through to some of them, as well - I got an e-mail at the weekend from a girl I showed round a few weeks ago saying she'd put Aber down as her first choice, which made me happy. Makes up for all the ones that grunt (or worse, look completely blank) when you ask them things. No more visit days kind of makes leaving here real, though. My dad's booked a hotel for graduation. The little voice in the back of my head has resurfaced:
So why not stay?
Must do work tomorrow though (despite the lack of helpful books... bah), before the visit day in the afternoon. Last visit day ever... it's kind of sad! I'll miss taking people round and telling them just how much I love this place. It seems we get through to some of them, as well - I got an e-mail at the weekend from a girl I showed round a few weeks ago saying she'd put Aber down as her first choice, which made me happy. Makes up for all the ones that grunt (or worse, look completely blank) when you ask them things. No more visit days kind of makes leaving here real, though. My dad's booked a hotel for graduation. The little voice in the back of my head has resurfaced:
So why not stay?