Today was a nice day ( Read more... )

Well, Neil updated his blog! Le gasp! So of course I can't allow this to occur without mine being equally updated ( Read more... )

Yes, you read right. I've actually done something productive! I've nearly finished my chemistry, written half of my English summer work, cleaned out and organised my wardrobe (I had to throw out my pink hoodie with the jaguar on. I know. I nearly cried, too), tidied my room, rescued my favourite perfume from down the back of my dressing table ( ( Read more... )

Life remains slow. The seconds tick by like minutes, the minutes like hours ( Read more... )

Hey ya'll ( Read more... )

So I changed my layout. Hope it doesn't freak anyone out ( Read more... )

The facts were these ( Read more... )

Today has been, for lack of a better word, amazing ( Read more... )

The met office forecast for my party and birthday is brilliant. And while I know weathermen are about as reliable as a one-legged man with no pinkies being trusted with a tea-tray (upon which is balanced the crown jewels), I am willing to overlook this for now.

Only one more exam. Just say that. One last exam. One last exam. One last exam. It's ( Read more... )

The history of Father's Day dates back to 1909, in Spokane, Washington. Sonora Smart Dodd was listening to a Mother's Day sermon, at the Central Methodist Episcopal Church. The lecture inspired her to have a special day dedicated to her father, William Jackson Smart, who had brought her up and her siblings, single-handedly, after their mother died. ( Read more... )