*nervously hops from foot to foot*

I'm off to Wales in about an hour.

T'ra.

xxx

(wish me luck!)

Wastewatchers ready to go! Woo!

Hahh. I'm doing Easter Club this week. Did I mention that? Here y'are, I'm mentioning now.

Basically a bunch of kids come to my church in the morning, give us a quid, then we look after them for like 3 hours.

I don't really do a great deal.. I take kids to the loo and make sure my group is okay. Oh and I do all the actions for the songs xDDD It is tres humorous.

Also, today I went to ASDA and got some food in for my expedition! Eeeeeek. Pretty much.

I'm looking after the sweets and the chicken. Which is pretty much all I ever eat anyway lol.

Ooh and I'm going out for tea today. At some persons house. But it's curry, and I don't like curry so I'll prolly eat lots and lots before I go and just chew on some rice lol.

Come with us now in journey through time and space...

Helloo! Sorry I haven't updated in AGES.

Brief summary of today (because I'm lazy):
Went to town got £30 out to buy general things that I need.
Bought said things.
Decided that I should go to Argos and get myself that mp3 player that I've been meaning to get since my BIRTHDAY (which was in August).
So got out the money for that and bought it.
Meaning I spent about £75 today.
Ngghh..

Then I went to the theatre with my family (minus dad who is out of the country) and we saw this play called One Night in November.
It was.. a bit alarming. And.. like.. horrific.
This injured woman who was stuck under rubble got raped.
And a bunch of really loud 'bombs' went off. One of them must have been a tiny firework or something because you could see it go down from the ceiling and it made loads of sparks when it hit the ground.

My mum and my sister were really emotional and stuff.
I dunno.. I didn't even cry. Maybe it's because I do drama all the time, I just have a lot of difficulty with believing what's going on.

When you watch a film you sort of get caught up in what's going on, you don't sit there thinking about the technicalities of it all, or think about how many times they must've already done it before you see it performed.

Well, I do, but not as much. Especially if it's all very subtly done.

This post doesn't really have much of a point, and I do apologise. It's just that I haven't posted in such a long time.

Hope you all have a lovely Easter :)

Workin' nine to fiive..

Best C&H evorr..

I read those every day lol.

It was never my intention to brag..

Went to UCLan today for an applicants day thing. The best bit was probably the train lol xD I love trains. Shh I'm normal ;)

The uni was alright, but it all looked a lot like where I live now lol.

Got covered in rain on the way home from the station, so I had to get changed and now I'm doing my hair again.

Ah well lol.

In other news: Looook. I don't know if the idea's terrible or genius. Should be interesting though, eh?

ETA: Bwahhaha - might take some of these ideas :P

There is some kind of radio playing in my brain, I swear it’s gonna make me go insane.

Hahah was walking home today and it was like PROPA WINDY MAN.

I saw my shadow and looked at my hair and was like "OMG POCAHONTAS."

Niice.

My drawing personality. Thing.

Soo I was on this website where you draw either a tree, a house or a person, and then you get it analysed by filling in questions about it.

Here is my drawing of a tree.

This is what they said about it:

Your personality analysis based on this drawing:
You have limited skills to reach out to the rest of the World. You have good communication with others and are good at handling interpersonal relationships.

Hmm.

Happy Birthday to my brother.

ROLL THE CLIP

Matt Damon. I would.

Ben Affleck, too.

lmao xD

(apologies for what is probably the most vulgar thing I've ever posted lol)

*sleepy yawn* I just don't know whaat to dooo with myseeelfff...

So I was doing this little thing called the Stamford Test. I got an email from UCAS telling me it was a good idea. My results:

English/Literary Studies

American Studies
Comparative
English
English Language
English Language Studies
English Literature
English Studies
European Studies
Information Studies
Journalism
Language
Language Studies
Library Studies
Linguistics
Literature
Scottish Literature
Teaching English
Teaching of English

Drama/Theatrical

Acting
Costume
Crafts
Creative
Creative Art
Dance
Directing
Drama
Make
Media Performance
Media Studies
Performance
Stage Management
Theatre
Theatre Costume
Theatre Design
Theatre Practice
Theatre Studies
Video

Media/Radio/TV/Flim

Audio Technology
Digital Systems
Directing
Film
Film Production
Film Studies
Media
Media Production
Media Studies
Media Technology
Multi Media
Public Relations
Radio Production
Television
Television Studies
Theatre Design
Video
Video Technology

Communication

Advertising
Advertising Design
Communication
Communication Studies
Comparative
Film
Information Management
Information Studies
Language
Library Studies
Media Technology
Publishing
Television
Writing

Soo the only thing that remains now is to go through each one individually and write down the pro's/con's etcetera etcetera.

I might just stick with English Lit though. We'll see xD

Hallo, hallo! Ich bin dein Ohrwurm, dein Ohrwurm.

Hee. German songs are like way awesome.

Just realised that there is a massive picture of Orlando Bloom on my Pirates of the Caribbean calendar, and that it's the first thing that you see when you enter my room lol.

I hope nobody thinks I'm a little Orli Fangirl hahahh.

Moving on.

So we were at church, but it was a communion service so there was no sunday school for the kids. Cue me, at the back pretending that doing the wordsearch is the same as making sure the kids are okay. Anyway, there was this bit of the service when all the kids were supposed to hand out flowers to all the women (it's Mothering Sunday, for those of you completely in the dark) - but I was completely caught off guard when some kid hands me a bunch of daffodils.

I'm like "OMG AM I A MOTHER? WHY DID I NOT KNOW THIS? AAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!"

Then I remembered that they were just giving them to females, not just to mothers. So I composed myself and took the flowers with a little baffled smile.

I suspect that one day, when I am a mother, it will suddenly hit me and I'll have a similar reaction. And I'll just walk around for the whole day like "omg.. I'm a mother.. nggghhhh... :|"

Hahh. To mothers! (mine in particular) *raises glass* Cheers!

Pinch, Punch..

Went to see Les Mis today :D

It was awesome.

Beyond awesome.

It was a tad depressing lol, but it was brilliant.

Don't tell my drama teachers that I went though :P They'll have me writing up notes about it ;)

Young Cosette and the little guy from the the barricades were really, really good. I really wasn't expecting anything much from them, seeing as they're just kids, but they really were incredible.

Nnnggghh. I can't even pick out the best bits for you lol, it was all good.

I, being me, was probably most fascinated by the technical side. They had a rotating stage, which they used all the way through. The barricades were awesome. You really had to pay attention to spot the scene changes too. Because the stage rotated, the backstage crew could set up the next scene in a dark/hidden part of the stage, so that when the next scene came up they could just spin it around and have it all already set up.

The revolution bit was awesome - you can just see these marching figures in the smoke, then someone at the back started waving a massive red flag.. I dunno, it doesn't sound even remotely impressive now that I'm writing it down lol but it really was good heh.

Still have not gotten the hang of all the French names. I can only remember Fantine, Cosette and Jean Valjean - And there one something like Javert? I dunno. I'm useless like that.

Ohh and Marius. Marius? I dunno xDD

It was really good though. Would recommend it to anyone.

But when we were just in the general area, we walked past the theatre where they're showing SPAMALOT xDD

Told my mum I wanted to go for my eighteenth ;)