Less whining...
I just perused through some of my earlier posts and realised that all I've really done is post to whine, bitch and complain. Maybe it's just in my nature to do so.
So in lighthearted news, I am having a kick ass time in Canada. I like clean things and I'm definitely going to make more of a proactive effort into keeping my flat next year clean. Even though I am living with boys :S. That is one thing I am slightly nervous about. I'll be coming back to the merry land of Scotland exactly 4 weeks today! So get your party hats on and start working on all of those sparkly banners.
Today I lounged about the pool and burnt my tummy, read Harry Potter to my little sister, watched The Sopranos (which is so friggin fantastic btw) and played Monopoly with my family. These things are a nice escape from my regular social routine back in Stirling. I'm still enjoying a relaxing feeling of displacement at the moment being over here, and although I have met some really cool canadian folk to chill out with, I think I'm going to concentrate on family orientated things. I'll save up all my socialising and partying til I get back.
I really really have to start reading my books for next semester. This summer has flown by and all that 'loads of time' I've had has just dissolved before me like nothing. If anyone is interested in hooking up in September to recite Shakespeare, I'm your girl ;).
So in lighthearted news, I am having a kick ass time in Canada. I like clean things and I'm definitely going to make more of a proactive effort into keeping my flat next year clean. Even though I am living with boys :S. That is one thing I am slightly nervous about. I'll be coming back to the merry land of Scotland exactly 4 weeks today! So get your party hats on and start working on all of those sparkly banners.
Today I lounged about the pool and burnt my tummy, read Harry Potter to my little sister, watched The Sopranos (which is so friggin fantastic btw) and played Monopoly with my family. These things are a nice escape from my regular social routine back in Stirling. I'm still enjoying a relaxing feeling of displacement at the moment being over here, and although I have met some really cool canadian folk to chill out with, I think I'm going to concentrate on family orientated things. I'll save up all my socialising and partying til I get back.
I really really have to start reading my books for next semester. This summer has flown by and all that 'loads of time' I've had has just dissolved before me like nothing. If anyone is interested in hooking up in September to recite Shakespeare, I'm your girl ;).