I want my rocky hill back :(

You know what I miss?

The big rocky hill that I used to have outside my house in Turkey. I used to go up there sometimes by myself to have a little think, but there's nothing like that here. Every inch of the city is filled with roads, houses, or tiny little parks full of creepy old men and noisy chavs.

I want my rocky hill back :(

*sigh*

Sorry. That's the end of this rather emo post.

More positive news: I'm wearing loads of bracelets! I've decided to start wearing them, because I really like them. But I'm not really used to having stuff on my wrist except my watch which I haven't worn for about two years now! This bracelet thing might not last long, but I'm interested to see if I get used to it, or if I just go mad with "WTH IS ON MY WRIST??" every half a minute xD

Okay I'll stop talking now haha.

Seni gidi fındık kıran, yılanı deliğinden cikaran

Brings back old memories hehe.

Hahhah!

Awh man. Most awesome kids show ever.

I pity whoever didn't grow up watching those videos ;) Haha.

The best kind of English...

is Turkish-English.

Check it out:

Can you work out what it's supposed to mean? lol.

For a lonely soul, you're having such a nice time

Why are earthquuakes always at night? I think I've only ever been in one during the day.

Actually two - but I didn't even notice one of them xDD

We had an earthquake last night, for those who aren't sure where this is coming from. It woke my parents up (as usual) but me and my brother snored right through (as usual).

OMG I actually snored last night! I was last half asleep, then I sort of heard this funny noise & I was like 'wth is that?' then I realised that it must've been me :P Found it rather funny but was too tired to actually laugh xD

But yeah, earthquakes. The one that I was actually awake for was in the second flat, and someone noticed that the TV was shaking lol. We weren't watching it, it was just making a loud noise. Like when your phone vibrates on a table... but rather a lot louder :P

Other than that though, m'fraid my experience with earthquakes is not even remotely cool or interesting. We did have fun little earthquake drills at school though, where we all clambered under the desks.

I remember sitting in the more boring lessons at SPEC and imagining what would happen if there was an earthquake, and the fact that if I was stuck under my desk, my only company would be Joshua Clayton and my packed lunch hahh. Awh, I miss SPEC.

Then we learnt about earthquakes in Geography when I came back to England, and we had to pretend to do an Earthquake drill xDD That was quite amusing.

And now I leave you with a distant memory from a Turkish beach. Or even, every drop of water in the whole country. I think they were still playing it 3 years after it was first released. For some reason I always connected it to Fanta in my head. They must've stuck it in the advert.

Ooh 'citin.

guesswhatguesswhatguesswhatguesswhatguesswhatguesswhat.

I might be going to Turkey again. WOOP WOOP INDEED.

Yussss.

Unfortunately, the trip is during the first few weeks of 6th Form.

I think I might go anyway.

Teehee.

-Lindley xxx