- I laughed.
- I ate.
- I sang so loudly.
- I cuddled and kissed.
- I sweated.
- I met The Mystery Jets.
- I danced like a maniac.
- I smiled.
- I didn't wash for days.
- I screamed.
- I had the most amazing weekend with my Fella.
Monday, 30 August 2010
Reading 2010.
Tuesday, 24 August 2010
Time off.
Good morning all,
I have decided as I have five weeks off I will blog a lot more. I've been thinking about improving this blog for a while now. My posts had been few and far between due to long shifts and essay writing, but now I have time to dedicate I shall. I've been reading a lot more blogs recently. I read about 23 blogs on a daily basis. I prefer a good old blog to a magazine any time. But yes, I've been reading these amazing blogs and mine is frankly lacking in quantity and quality. So yes much more typing and picture taking.
On unrelated a note, I am silly poor again. How does this happen to me? Every month I seem to be coming up a bit short. Although I did spurge 80 pounds on a rather fetching fur coat from Topshop. But that was needed, if anything it was against my human rights not to purchase such a perfect creation. Luckily I have a job interview tomorrow for some more shifts. Fingers crossed that it goes well.
Just a short one today. Laters potaters.
I have decided as I have five weeks off I will blog a lot more. I've been thinking about improving this blog for a while now. My posts had been few and far between due to long shifts and essay writing, but now I have time to dedicate I shall. I've been reading a lot more blogs recently. I read about 23 blogs on a daily basis. I prefer a good old blog to a magazine any time. But yes, I've been reading these amazing blogs and mine is frankly lacking in quantity and quality. So yes much more typing and picture taking.
On unrelated a note, I am silly poor again. How does this happen to me? Every month I seem to be coming up a bit short. Although I did spurge 80 pounds on a rather fetching fur coat from Topshop. But that was needed, if anything it was against my human rights not to purchase such a perfect creation. Luckily I have a job interview tomorrow for some more shifts. Fingers crossed that it goes well.
Just a short one today. Laters potaters.
Monday, 23 August 2010
Ahhh
Finally I find myself having some time off, five weeks to be exact with no shifts or essays. Clasping a copy of Eat Pray Love in my hands at every available moment and spending some lovely time with the Fella.It has already been very relaxing.
After a weekend spent at V festival I have decided that I am definitely a bit of an old soul. I'm thinking for next years festivals something along the lines of The Big Chill or Latitude. I don't think I'm cut out for the classic Essex-ness of V. I don't drink much now-a-days and I'm pretty sure you've got to be off-your-face-drunk to enjoy V to the extreme.
Nevertheless I am off to Reading Festival this weekend, again I probably won't be drinking and if I do it will be most likely a fruit cedar of some description. We're setting off Thursday morning and coming home Monday. I am truly dreading the prospect of not washing, especially my hair. I have almost packed my bag, in a tapestry style bag which I think my grandma gave to me. I'm planning on wearing a fairisle cardigan there and will probably not take it off all weekend. Wellington boots are obviously a must and I have some high waisted denim shorts to wear and a few summer dresses. Note to self: must pack leggings. I should defiantly remember to take some books and other things to keep myself amused. I was considering taking my knitting but I must say I'm worried about it getting ruined. I'm not sure if fellow festival go-ers will share my sobriety. There shall be no vomit near/in my tent. Luckily The Fella shares this same view when it comes to alcohol. We're 2010's answer to Sid & Nancy.
This to be quite honest is my first real festival. I am hoping to meet up with my very good friend while at Reading, she's a local. The Fella and I have already sorted out what food we'll be taking, we've managed to sort out four days worth of food for roughly 15 pound a head, which otherwise could buy you 3 portions of curly fries while at the festival. Now that's what a call living on a shoestring. India Knight's "The Thrift Book" has taught me well, especially the camping section.
That's all. I will leave you with my favourite song at the moment. The Mystery Jets -The Girl is Gone.
After a weekend spent at V festival I have decided that I am definitely a bit of an old soul. I'm thinking for next years festivals something along the lines of The Big Chill or Latitude. I don't think I'm cut out for the classic Essex-ness of V. I don't drink much now-a-days and I'm pretty sure you've got to be off-your-face-drunk to enjoy V to the extreme.
Nevertheless I am off to Reading Festival this weekend, again I probably won't be drinking and if I do it will be most likely a fruit cedar of some description. We're setting off Thursday morning and coming home Monday. I am truly dreading the prospect of not washing, especially my hair. I have almost packed my bag, in a tapestry style bag which I think my grandma gave to me. I'm planning on wearing a fairisle cardigan there and will probably not take it off all weekend. Wellington boots are obviously a must and I have some high waisted denim shorts to wear and a few summer dresses. Note to self: must pack leggings. I should defiantly remember to take some books and other things to keep myself amused. I was considering taking my knitting but I must say I'm worried about it getting ruined. I'm not sure if fellow festival go-ers will share my sobriety. There shall be no vomit near/in my tent. Luckily The Fella shares this same view when it comes to alcohol. We're 2010's answer to Sid & Nancy.
This to be quite honest is my first real festival. I am hoping to meet up with my very good friend while at Reading, she's a local. The Fella and I have already sorted out what food we'll be taking, we've managed to sort out four days worth of food for roughly 15 pound a head, which otherwise could buy you 3 portions of curly fries while at the festival. Now that's what a call living on a shoestring. India Knight's "The Thrift Book" has taught me well, especially the camping section.
That's all. I will leave you with my favourite song at the moment. The Mystery Jets -The Girl is Gone.
Tuesday, 17 August 2010
The Future Is Looking Good.
Ahh, I am a third of the way through of my working week. With two long days ahead of me (14 hour shifts). I am really looking forward to the weekend and my time off.
I have made quite a lot of plans for the next few weeks. Firstly I am heading off to V festival in Chelmsford, nice and local. Then to Reading Festival, not so local, also my first proper camping festival. Then finally ROME! Definitely not local. I seriously cannot wait. I am very under prepared for all of these events. Although I have been making a notebook full of things for Rome, places to eat and go etc etc. So there is hope that me and The Fella will have a wonderful time.
In other news, I have nearly finished my first year of university. AHHH! I'm going to be a second year in October. So in my four weeks off, I shall try and study my ass off! Time really flies when you're having fun!
That's all for now.
xx
Saturday, 14 August 2010
Recently I've been....
LISTENING M.I.A, Crystal Castles and Kele
WATCHING Pete vs Life, very funny indeed.
THINKING I really like yoga.
CRUSHING James Harrod. It's his birthday today too!
ANTICIPATING 4 weeks off uni, festivals and a trip to Rome.
READING The Clinical Placement and soon to start LA Candy.
WATCHING Pete vs Life, very funny indeed.
THINKING I really like yoga.
CRUSHING James Harrod. It's his birthday today too!
ANTICIPATING 4 weeks off uni, festivals and a trip to Rome.
READING The Clinical Placement and soon to start LA Candy.
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