Monthly Archives: March 2005

*cough* The last line of my previous blog makes me smile. Suddenly everyone’s on at me to do all ‘active’ stuff. As well as all the walking around Italy I’ve done this holiday, and the 15 mile walk, I went … Continue reading →

Edit: If you love me, click here! Thank you Frodo! :love: Lol there’s a sentence you don’t hear very often…:P Ha! I found my theory test certificate. It was right where it should have been, in a folder on my … Continue reading →

It’s really quiet in my house. Everyone only woke up a few hours ago; Lara had a birthday sleepover last night, and no one got any sleep. She had about 10-15 girls over :S Even Fuzz got no sleep; she … Continue reading →

I’m officially going insane. I’ve searched everywhere I can think of that my theory test certificate might be. I can’t book my driving test without it and I can’t find it anywhere. I lost my provisional licence and had to … Continue reading →

I had a fantastic time, and this blog’s going to be really long explaining everything I did Tuesday 15th March We flew to Rome from Liverpool Airport and landed at about 11:30pm. At Liverpool Airport, we’d been welcomed by one … Continue reading →

My computer died on me last night so I’m typing this at college. It’ll only be brief because I have to have finished all my I.T work for the year within the next hour and a half and I still … Continue reading →

Mark’s party last night was fun. Rather than being all-round generally good like Chrissy’s, it had some great bits and some slightly boring bits, but it was fun overall :love: A few people were missing though, and Tom didn’t arrive … Continue reading →

Blergh. My Internet wasn’t working last night so I went to bed at 9:15 lol. I couldn’t think of anything else I wanted to do It kind of made me think about the old days when people used to go … Continue reading →

I have at least paid Em back for the time she spent going over my coursework; I’ve spent about 5 hours yesterday and today pixelling a mobile phone, screen, and some of the icons/buttons etc. for her Language work. They … Continue reading →

Went to see Sheffield University, it was really nice. One of the students told us that Natasha Bedingfield was playing there that night (Saturday), and tickets were only £10. The Octagon Centre, which is where she was, is pretty small, … Continue reading →