21st June 2008
Did you miss me?
I’m back! At least until I decide that I’m too cool for this again. I’m not too cool for this at all, and as you all know I’m extremely cool. There are a lot of things to update. My about me page is pretty much obsolete now, apart from the Kaiser Chiefs fanatic thing; that’s still true. In the space of six months I have seen them live twice, met them once and spent about £300 on them. On May 24 I saw them at Elland Road stadium in Leeds - what a gig. I was on the barrier (I should think so after queuing for six hours) and I could spot myself in various photos, and even on TV 
My hand made it’s debut on a poster in NME magazine, which I thought was quite nice. On several photos however, I manage to have picked a spot where I’m behind Ricky’s arse on one, and behind a cameraman on a photo of the band thanking the crowd at the end of the show, which I would quite like to have been a part of. I also didn’t take any pictures for the entire duration of the gig. It’s almost like I wasn’t there, and the whole thing was just a creation of my imagination. Anyway, enough of me harping on about them. I know quite a lot of people hate them as much as I love them, so unless I want to lose friends I should probably change the subject.
What else has happened… I’ve taken four GCSE exams, so I now officially have two GCSEs. Well, providing I’ve passed (which I think I have). I got the results back for my science module one exam and I got 98/100 (a scaled mark, not an actual percentage), which is pretty good. I have an A* for my coursework too, so providing I’ve done as well in the exam I took on Tuesday, I have an A* in general science. Religious Studies was a different matter. We were given two very mean exam papers, and as soon as I sat down I promptly managed to forget everything I’d learned over the past two years. And next year, I have to do citizenship. As an actual subject. Brilliant.
I haven’t written anything in quite a while, so apologies if my writing seems very choppy. I’ve also become self conscious of using “I” too much. In English we’ve been doing poems and in quite a few, the interpretation seems to be “the writer has used I a lot in this monologue to make the character come across as self important or egotistical”. Is that how I come across? Self important? Egotistical? I hope not. There I go again. I can’t stop using I, can I? Maybe I am egotistical deep down and it expresses itself through my writing. Who knows.
I shall now leave you all so I can look at t-shirts on Think Geek and dye my hair a vivid red colour 
Posted at 7:50 pm |
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Melissa
On June 21, 2008 at 9:41 pm.Yay! Oh yes you are extremely cool.
Lol, my about me page is “meh” as well, I really should update it…along with the rest of my site. XD Here’s to procrastinating and being lazy, woo!
Glad your courses went well!
Eep, Religious Studies sounds like it was really hard. 
Exam papers, blah.You don’t come across as egotistical at all, don’t worry! One of the purposes of a personal blog is to talk about your own personal things, opinions, etc…so one can’t assume it won’t have “I” all over it! In moderation of course, hehe.
Dying your hair? Pix!
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