Oh no, not Big Brother time again?!
Big Brother has started again tonight. Remember all my moaning and ranting about last year's show? I HATE IT! But I got addicted last year, and the same is bound to happen this year.
I haven't watched it yet because I've been out, so I can't pass judgment on any of the bizarre people they've picked up off the streets. But I'm sure I'll get my chance to bitch about them over the coming weeks. I've heard there's a guy in there with Tourette syndrome, and he likes to shout "Wanker!" a lot. I thought Channel 4 had enough trouble blocking any swearing out of the live shows as it is, but I guess they wanted more of a challenge.
Tonight I went to watch Jack in his A2-Level play at college. There were four plays all together, Jack's was called "The Trail" and it was really good. Jack had me in hysterics. The third play, "Vagina Monologues," was all about the lady-belows and really funny. All four plays were excellent. The last one, "Equus," scared me shitless about some psycho kid!!
Neil, the librarian, was talking to me for ages because he remembers me. I also saw my old tutor Rose but she didn't make much of an effort to speak to me (bitch!).
It took me two hours to get home. I had to get the number 6 bus to Huyton first, but I'd just missed one which meant I had to wait an hour in the pissing rain for the next one. A girl called Susan, who was in the same play as Jack's, was also waiting for the same bus so we got talking and had some really fun conversations. It passed time quite quickly. When our bus eventually turned up and we got to Huyton Village I waited with Susan until she got her bus, I didn't want to leave her on her own at 23:00 at night. Once she was safely on the bus I then had to walk all the way to East Prescot Road to get my 10A home. So it took me two hours to get in, I could've been home quicker if I walked. But it was an adventure!
I haven't watched it yet because I've been out, so I can't pass judgment on any of the bizarre people they've picked up off the streets. But I'm sure I'll get my chance to bitch about them over the coming weeks. I've heard there's a guy in there with Tourette syndrome, and he likes to shout "Wanker!" a lot. I thought Channel 4 had enough trouble blocking any swearing out of the live shows as it is, but I guess they wanted more of a challenge.
Tonight I went to watch Jack in his A2-Level play at college. There were four plays all together, Jack's was called "The Trail" and it was really good. Jack had me in hysterics. The third play, "Vagina Monologues," was all about the lady-belows and really funny. All four plays were excellent. The last one, "Equus," scared me shitless about some psycho kid!!
Neil, the librarian, was talking to me for ages because he remembers me. I also saw my old tutor Rose but she didn't make much of an effort to speak to me (bitch!).
It took me two hours to get home. I had to get the number 6 bus to Huyton first, but I'd just missed one which meant I had to wait an hour in the pissing rain for the next one. A girl called Susan, who was in the same play as Jack's, was also waiting for the same bus so we got talking and had some really fun conversations. It passed time quite quickly. When our bus eventually turned up and we got to Huyton Village I waited with Susan until she got her bus, I didn't want to leave her on her own at 23:00 at night. Once she was safely on the bus I then had to walk all the way to East Prescot Road to get my 10A home. So it took me two hours to get in, I could've been home quicker if I walked. But it was an adventure!