Sunday, 17 January 2010

#33

I went to see Avatar yesterday. I didn't really understand the plot very much, but it was all so purdy that it didn't matter. The 3D glasses did leave a weird dent on my nose though, and by the time it had finished I needed a wee sooooo badly. And I went before we went into the screen! I also bought a book: The Lady and The Unicorn, by Tracy Chevalier from Oxfam, where I buy most of my books. I really want to read The Girl With The Pearl Earring, because I've seen the film and enjoyed it a lot, but I am looking forward to reading the one I have. Also, properly starting school again next week, seeing as I've only been in for 4 days within the past 2 weeks.

Wednesday, 13 January 2010

#32

Well, I had to go to school yesterday, but today I had off again. It started snowing about 7pm last night and didn't stop once until about noon today. I am getting a bit sick of crunchy-hard snow now, but when it's all new and soft I just love it! Nothing better!

Saturday, 9 January 2010

#31

Please snow tonight, please snow tonight!

Thursday, 7 January 2010

#30

Okay, so I've done a little cooking, but I got bored.





#29

In all my excitement about the snow. And my hurty back (I fell over really badly, I can't sit down without making strangely sexual sounding pain noises) I completely forgot that I still haven't finished my cooking homework. Whoops. Shall do that in a moment. The snow has a strange effect on people in the South of England. It's like: "Oh my God, I've never seen this before. It NEVER snows down 'ere." Jeez, It's been worse people. We went to the Co-Op (formerly Somerfield) to get food and stuff. In times of possible snow-disaster, the most important food stuff needed - crisps and chocolate. But we needed milk too, not like 12 pints, there's only two of us, but 2 pints. There was hardly any milk in the Co-Op. This morning, there was none. At all. I mean, if we all get snowed in, what are you gonna do with all that milk. THERE AREN'T ENOUGH TEA BAGS IN THE WORLD to use up the amount of milk everyone's bought.