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 :/

*hums Doctor Who theme*

Helloo :D

Went to dentist today:

I HAD TO HAVE AN X-RAY!!

It was so exciting, everyone had to leave the room xD

I had to stick this thing in my mouth and hold this thing (which looked like a hairdryer) up to my cheek. Then they all went out for about 5 seconds, and all trooped back in again. Twas awesome xD

Did I say why? I don't think I did.

Basically, I still have that baby tooth! :D Hahha. So they wanted to check that I didn't have an adult tooth underneath waiting to pop up. Buuut I didn't, so I get to keep my baby one :)

It pretty much means that I'm allowed to be childish and watch Disney films for the rest of my life :D :D :D

Speaking of films, watched Sweeney Todd.

It was brilliant.

It was also disgusting.

I had to watch some of it through my hands.

People say that it doesn't help, but it really does.

I'd recommend it to a friend. And also to anyone I encounter who asks.

Unless they're a barber, wouldn't want them getting ideas xD

In other news, I also went on a drama trip yesterday! Love drama trips. School trips in general, I gather, are often happy affairs.

The play itself wasn't amazing, but it was quite good. There were clever bits, but I didn't find it hugely entertaining. It was a bit like the sort of documentary they make you watch in history. Sometimes you got really good documentaries in history lessons, and sometimes you got dreadful ones about Herr Heinstenschlafen who got into a semi-heated argument with Herr Michtenstein about the annual assembly being held on a Tuesday. I suppose this "Testing the Echo" was a bit like one of the 'Okay' documentaries.

Hahh. Awh I used to like my history lessons, we used to sit and listen to stories :D It was just when we had to write completely useless essays (about things like the Weimar Republic and that man called Rasputin what had sex with animals) that the idea of jumping out of the window came about.

You're my kind of guy, because I like your style and you sound as horrible as me.

Just ate something healthy.

Voluntarily.

Is that world going mad?

Hahhah.

Today I stayed at school for my free periods, and I was looking up peoples names in the german dictionary (or the closest I could find anyway lol) then reading out the English lol.

I think mine was Tom-Cat (who'd've guessed it'd be something cat-related? lol). We did surnames and middle names too (we were sitting there for well over two hours) but I can't remeber mine. We had some funny ones though heh.

I've got a school trip tomorrow! Waheeyyy. It's a drama one though, I'm not going to visit a factory or anything new. Am off to Warwick Arts Centre to see something about being British or something lol.. - Have checked, no famous cast members :(

Btw - I finished series one :P

woo!

Guess who I just saw on stage!

Yes.

I quite love drama trips.

The play itself was really complicated, but it was good. I'm not going to bother explaining it - haven't got time..

I want Robin Hood to be on tv again. xD

Happy Red Nose Day for tomorrow, in case I forget to post. I need to go to bed..

It was fun.

So we saw 4 well-known people. In one trip. And two of them weren't even on the stage.

The two on the stage were Anthony from Blue (who was surprisingly quite good, by the way), and some woman called Maureen Nolan, who was in a band called "The Nolans" (they sold more records in Japan than The Beatles did!) - although I'd never actually heard of them before.

The two off stage, were Duffy from Casualty (which I don't watch..) - she was in the audience, and Kereesha from Kerching (yes, the CBBC program lol) was dancing in Pineapple Studios where we did our workshop thing.

The workshop itself was less than amazing but we spent our lunchtime in Covent Gardens - which just about rocked my socks. Although it was a shame how little time we had. It would've been nice to actually go into the little shops and buy something nifty, but we only had 40 minutes to find somewhere decent to buy lunch - in the end we found this awesome little shop place hidden in the market where they sold normal things at normal prices! We actually celebrated... xD

The play was. very. good. I love theatre more than my favourite socks in normal occasions, but this was SO posh that you could rent a pair of binoculars. And I did. And I looked at the people next to me with them and laughed. (sorry to the people next to me..)

So in conclusion, people should take me to the theatre more often :D

Much love,
Lindley x