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On sunday night I drove home without warning to parents house, I took a load of things I don't need here back so my room is much easier to keep tidy and less cluttered now. Hurrah.
My Dad gave me some DVDs of videos of me as a kid. I was such a little freak.
I bought Maroon 5's new album and I love it. I was def worth the long long long wait.
I went on a Poking mission on facebook and currently have 42 pokes.
I went to Nottingham to meet Sarah, I've not seen her since Easter. It was amazing fun. We ended up driving back to Birmingham at midnight and staying at hers, it would have made more sense for me to just drive to Birmingham in the first place. But hey, it was a fun new adventure and I have not been to Nottingham before.
We saw a crazy man jump over a boy. He also laid on nails.
We saw ugly chavs and this one said something like 'can i have a kiss' or something. and i was like 'how old are you' and he was 17. i said i was 23 lolz. then Sarah spoke and they said 'are you from America' (Sarah was born in England but moved to Canada so has Canadian accent) . His friend was like 'I'm 13 and I've had sex with a girl who was my girlfriend'. what the hell? Oh no.
I got a fly in my eye and Sarah got it out
We had a nap in the snoil
I broke my elbow.
I got blisters on my feet.
Sarah took my blood pressure (med student) and it was low. but the next morning it was healthy.
She also checked my reflexes and they are great
I listened to my heart beat with the stpespgsihisnshop
I have some calcium pills
We were walking through Nottingham looking for the fountains to sit by and I was saying how we are so amazing at directions and we should do orientation as our jobs. This man was looking at us funny. Then we realised we were lost and had to ask said man for directions. Walking off, I said 'I guess we shouldn't do orientation then' Sarah – 'no. and I think it's orienteering'
We got lost in Nottingham
We got lost in Birmingham
She taught me how to fill car tires up.
I limped for two days because of the blister on my foot
My jeans are blood stained from my elbow
We have some secrets.
Overall, we had a happy time.
Friday morning I got a phone call from Tesco transfer center and they told me they had a job for me at Tesco at home. Hurrah, I'll be working in the petrol station. Also, I shall be working Tuesday and Friday nights. No weekends for me. Hurrah!
I went to a party last night, it was fun. I got a cocktail given to me in a melon as soon as I walked through the door.
I played sing star on the play station an won. I played the trumpet again and I'm a natural.
My alarm clock did not go off this morning and I was late for work. Oh no.




















I am not a fan of passive aggressiveness, it makes me feel uncomfortable because for some reason it does not seem to warrant me pointing out when comments have been directed at me because somebody can easily turn around and make out you are being paranoid, or it is about something/someone else, yet they can still hurt. This is something I find hard to deal with and therefore will vow to try my very hardest to not be passive aggressive towards anyone from now on. I shall either say what I meant to a persons face, or not say anything at all. If you are not willing to talk about a problem or issue then I do not believe you should hold the right to make comments, digs and hints.
Also, I fear I have a problem of giving all my care and support to one person, even if it isn't always needed. This scares me and also saddens me. I have recently managed to balance friendships more evenly gained the ability to take support/advice from multiple people rather than just one. The truth is that I have a hell of a lot inside of me to offer to people and I'm going to start giving it to multiple people who need/want whatever kind of support. I have become better at doing this in the past few months, but I am not completely happy with this part of me yet. I feel young, foolish and like I am too much. Or not enough. Or too eager. Or too useless.
I keep trying to remember what Chelsea wrote on a post it note for me last year – 'you are enough, you do enough, you try enough'.
I didn't want to admit it was right,
instead I pushed it through tensed intercostals
and carried it in a red tractor. We drove on A roads
holding up traffic for miles
and would not let edgy vehicles pass.
It pushed back through me singing half-truths I was not ready for
- 'you have hands like clamped cars
and they have not yet learned to listen'
the syllables sounded like symbols and I was afraid
to admit it, but I was on the transport to a nuclear war
with myself and we could not find enough white flags
to shove between my ribcage, only foul words
and realisations that I wanted to pluck out
and hide in wheelbarrows, but could not.











