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Sunday, 14 November 2010

Snowballing!

Because that's what this blog is doing, and it's a bit like snow and it's a bit like Christmas, which is a bit like 'NEARLY HERE'.  Yeah, I'm one of those 'quite excited about Christmas' types. 

But seriously, the blog is snowballing - the views for halfway through this month are nearly equal to those of the first (and most popular) month in total.  It makes me feel more that I should update this badboy more, but then that doesn't really happen.  [p----------------------------------------------------------------pppppp

Cid typed that bit, he was all walking on the keyboard.  My Dad has still been lifting him above his head and growling at him again.  My Dad's getting more old man-like every day; a couple of minutes ago he was sitting in front of a fake 'orange glowing logs made of plastic' fire, (I have no idea why we still have this) and watching some film in German about socialist censorship. 

Everyone should definetely check out this wall post by my Aunty Sue.  Cracks me up.  Aren't aunties just the best at saying funny, a little bit awkward and confusing things? 

Also, disregard anything I said about that 'laptops for orphans' thing.  Claire Lovell, the well of compassion taht she is, has managed to get a good 74 hours worth of free education for the guys.

Best of all this weekend was that Ruth Lovell came home and we hung out.  It was awesome, we didn't do anything special, we just shared nerd stuff.  I showed her minecraft, even thought my mum told me not to unless it makes her fail her uni course.  Then my cousin + cousin in law came round and we played one of those 'talking and acting' games, where there's laughter and connundrums all round.  The highlight was when I had about a second left to go, picked up a card and just said 'He was really greek!', and Ruth was just like 'Archimedes!'  She was right, and I don't even know who Archimedes is.  I swear, we have some kind of link.  We own at those family fun games. 

Well, I'll be seeing most of you tommorow at school.  Tommorrow is in ten minutes, so I'm off to the land of nod.
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1 comment:

  1. Ruth17 November 2010 at 07:35

    Minecraft is the pretty cool. you should get it, and let me play when I come round.
    Good times what ho?

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