Usually I would look forward to half term, but for these final 8 weeks of school I’m going to have to just saddle myself down and ride it out. I mean, once I’m in University it’ll be a complete change and a chance for a relatively fresh start, regardless of where I go. And providing [...]

Filed under: English, Livejournal (old) on February 21st, 2004 | 3 Comments » | Trackback

…people chewing with their mouth open… *shudder*. It drives me places I’d rather not talk about… Okay, that was just an extension of yesterday’s quiz really. I have little else to say about today, other than that Rob introduced me to *Franz Ferdinand*, whom I think may grow on me quickly. Simon, Rob and myself [...]

Filed under: English, Livejournal (old) on February 19th, 2004 | No Comments » | Trackback

Okay… Well I found that funny, but it is a philosophy in-joke, because you have to realise there is a theory called the ‘Divine Command theory’ and I suppose it really only works because I was reading the problems about it when revising this evening, hence the ‘hanging by a divine thread’. Hmmm. Moving on…
I [...]

Filed under: English, Livejournal (old) on February 18th, 2004 | No Comments » | Trackback

Last Saturday I went bowling with some friends, moving on to Rochester where we bought baked goods and sweets from an old fashioned candy store, and finally onto Wai-sun’s house (whose party it was). We played on her dancemat for a while and watched Spaced in the evening, which was utterly weird, mainly because I [...]

Filed under: English, Livejournal (old) on February 14th, 2004 | 2 Comments » | Trackback

I will write about Wai-sun’s part(ies) and the Sakura evening tomorrow night hopefully…
Stolen from ‘‘
RULES:
1. Put your birth month in an entry.
2. Strike out anything that doesn’t apply to you.
3. Bold the four that best apply to you.
4. Put all twelve months under a livejournal cut.
APRIL:
Active and dynamic. Decisive and hasty but tends to regret. [...]

Filed under: English, Livejournal (old) on February 11th, 2004 | No Comments » | Trackback