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Hey you guysss! Follow me on Twitter. I don't know how many people even know that I have Twitter. I'm mostly just followed by randomers that I don't know, and I'm only following famous or internet people.

I'm following The Royal Shakespeare Company and they recently had a little competition to see who could best summarise the play "Hamlet" into one Tweet (there is a 140 character limit on Twitter for each 'Tweet')

The winner made me laugh.

Interestingg...

I just found a very thick black hair growing directly upwards out of my head. Have pulled it out now, what with it's decision to avoid conformity to gravity and become a one-hair afro, but I'm a little intrigued by its sudden appearance.

I hate essays.

I'm going to see The Tempest tomorrow :) I hope it's as good as everyone says it is.

This is no Bridget Jones..

Just went to see Much Ado About Nothing with my mum. We both LOVED IT. It was the Lord Chamberlains Men in the old Cathedral, and they were brilliant.

The every actor was male, even for the girls roles. They wore Shakespearean clothes and sang all of the songs, instead of pansying out of it like they do in many Shakespeare plays these days it seems. Also, (for those of you interested in this sort of thing) all of them were ridiculously attractive.

The set was fairly simple, but effective. It looks like they dismantle it and take it around the country with them, playing outdoor venues. I don't think they added in much humour that wasn't in the script, which was fairly disappointing because Shakespearean jokes don't have the same effect these days, however it stayed true to the original - and I know a lot of people who much prefer it that way. All the same, I really enjoyed it & there definitely were lots of really good bits.

My mum thought it was incredible! (Although we must face the fact that she has not seen a Shakespeare play in thirty years or so, and thus was bound to be greatly entertained) As we waited for my dad to pick us up in the car, we did a rather accurate (or not?) impression of their Elizabethan dancing to keep ourselves warm. The people looking past looked somewhat amused, but it had rained on us during the performance and we'd forgotten the umbrella, so it was the only way of not freezing lol.

You should have all been there. But you weren't. Silly kids.

It's as if you knew me better than I ever knew myself..

Just went to see A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Warwick Arts Centre!

In a TENT. Yeahhh :D Hahha. It was pretty awesome actually. Not as good as the RSC production was, but I need to get over that xDD

Right, so I need to jot down some thoughts about it before they escape me completely lol. I've got to do an exam about this, this time next year :/

Doc-doc-doc-doc-doctor beat...

I just saved a ladybird! Hahha. I found it sitting in the grill while I was trying to do toast lol. I was like "why on earth is there a ladybird in our grill?" The poor thing looked half dead by the heat before I even noticed it, but I quickly switched it off and got it out with a spoon. After excitedly showing my somewhat unenthusiastic brother, I decided to put it on a pot plant for now.

Yep, a rather exciting adventure for the morning :P lol. But now I need to get dressed or I'll be late for school..

But just reaally quickly, click heerre! I got an email about it from the RSC about an hour ago.

£5 tickets over Christmas! How exciting!

ETA: In some twisted bizarre way, I really like this song. I know it's country lol, but I do like it.

ETA2: This flipping film is awesome, I just watched it heheh. And the song is pretty awesome too (Goo Goo Dolls are wicked) sooo you all need to watch that clip :P Even if Jim's mother looks young enough to be his sister lol.

Are you staying much longer?

Heeey went to Stratford today to see "Merry Wives: A Musical" which we (me and John) got as a Christmas present for Hannah. Have come to the conclusion that Stratford is a lot nicer than Coventry. Play was good too. Going to go and watch some more of The Mighty Boosh now. Toodles, kids. :)