Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Schoolies, Toolies and so much more...

I'm going to post it in days, becuase I'm lazy.

Love to all.

Sunday: An early wake up was not too much of a hassle, but upon arriving at Reneés house it’s quite obvious that it is a hassle to everyone else, and their huge amounts of bags and extra belongings. After a very pleasant drive down to Sorrento with Sinea an hr family, there was a very delicious lunch, in the band pavilion/ rotunda/ gazebo. Finally getting to the house, we were greeted with a extremely agreeable abode, choosing our sleeping accommodations and settling in was our first task, next was the shopping.
The shopping trip was most eventful as not everyone was in agreement of what to buy, it was most hilarious and highly amusing, even more amusing is when Mel thought it was a brilliant idea to ‘borrow’ one of the trolleys from IGA and then proceed to swap it for a bigger one at Foodworks, and wheel it home, what a site!
Unpacked and ready to party, is exactly what we did! Well it was slowed by the old man who told us to turn down the music, at what 9 o’clock; hmm at least he didn’t bother us for the rest of the week. There were 9(?) girls there the first night
So that night was highly eventful, we peaked a bit early as there was a lot of drinking and a lot of singing and a lot of… silly behavior, and a large amount of swearing from grace, which I was most impressed with, and a bit of puking…. quite a bit. I won’t o into great detail, but some people just need to learn to hold their drink, I mean seriously, either that, or you know stop drinking when you feel sick. It was not a pleasant experience but an experience to look back on none the less, what I have learned. 1) Don’t get stupidly drunk and pass out on the bathroom floor then on the mattress affectionately know as Mel’s mattress. 2) I don’t really squirm at the sight of other people’s vomit, which to popular belief doesn’t always contain carrots.

Sunday, November 23, 2008

Look what I found!

I feel so completely 'blah' at the moment as if my whole life consists of thinking to the future; deadlines, career options, travel dates, flight details, schoolies plans etc. It wasn't until I read something that pointed out to me yesterday that I suddenly realised that I haven't lived in the moment for so long and its about time I started again. Sure its nice to think ahead sometimes but if you do it too much, you miss what is going on right now and never actually enjoy anything.

For me thing has drastically halted, the pace has slowed and I have time on my hands, it's been a very long time since I looked at my hands and and found time.Align Center

As for worrying, have you noticed how a good 85% of things always end up working themselves out no matter how much you worried about them at the time? I usually remind myself of that when a problem arises - it really isn't worth it ... 'Que Sera Sera' and 'Life goes on' and all that.

Of course, knowing these things and actually putting them into practice are completely different things altogether. I'm definitely going to aim at trying though.

I awoke at about 9:00am , looked at the time and thought screw it I'm staying in bed. Then at 12 family started to raise themselves and move into the kitchen for breakfast, Bacon and eggs.. hmmmm heart attack food! We haven't had breakfast as a family for about 4 weeks, it was nice, loud, very loud and a little bit squishy even though our table is 8 feet long, i think we were trying to get near the toaster.

After I watched a little bit of YouTube Live which was interesting, and quite well pulled off. They boys bought this drink which is a beer, except all the aspects of the taste of beer has been taken out and it is flavoured, Raspberry, tasty. I went next door learnt to make earrings, then played ball with Milos, now my arm hurts and I think I have bruises on my tummy from the ball hitting there.

Tomorrow, if the weather is nice we are going to have a Bon fire to burn all our year 12 stuff, yes i know not very environmentally friendly, but we are only doing half!

Then it is schoolies on Sunday, hmm i really should pack I'll start tonight putting things it a box or something.

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Now playing: Tristan Prettyman - Love Love Love.


Friday, November 7, 2008

Annoyed!


It is my life and I love it, well not so much at the moment, my exams were going all fine and dandy
French Oral - Done - Good
Drama Performance - Done - Really Happy
Drama Written - Done - Happy
Literature - Done - Weir but good
Maths(Tech Free) - Done - WTF?!

Seriously, it was just a whole bunch of what the fucks!
-Be annoyed-

Ok over it!


Friday, October 31, 2008

Life goes on....

Ooh Life goes on things will be OK,
Ooh Horhay's gone
Tomorrow is a brand new day,
Everyone makes a couple mistakes,
Somewhere along the way....


Life goes on, after all this, after school. Most people are scared because we have never known a life outside of school, of structure, of bells and classes and learning. We never stop learning, so that's one less fear.We have been institutionalised for so long, that we won't be able to stop. I don't think we have been sheltered, so to speak, some more so then other, but we have been protected, rightly so, this is our first step into the life we see all around us, but have not quite been able to grab on to.So we have to take this step. It's so defined. School for 13 years then bang. No mid-way. I don't count Uni, it's part of the rest of life.

We all think, oh what's it going to be like? I won't see my friends everyday!
Although we don't like to admit it, in 15 years you are probably not going to be friends with some of the people that you are now. Although there are always exceptions. It's not because you don't want to, or you don't like them, it's the time issue, and the things you have in common, maybe now you are thinking, but we have things in common now. Do you really? Is your common interest right now, School.

Things will be OK. I don't know that, but I can damn well hope they will be. At the moment the future it not looking too bright, what with climate change, over population, fuel shortage and the economic crisis. Hopefully we will have better these problems, so we can live the way we dreamed we would.

Everyone makes a couple mistakes. So what if you do, just pick yourself up and try again. Mistakes are there so we can learn from them, improve, and not repeat them. Without mistakes there would be no progress. Progress is good.

Somewhere along the way.

I have enjoyed this year immensely, although there are things I would defiantly change, if i had the power. It's been good. Memorable. I'm not scarred of what is to come, I'm cautious, I don't like making mistakes. I don't like falling. But if you don't fall, I won't learn how to get up.

So my first step forward onto the way with may bumps and potholes and turns
Be more decisive.
Take control.


I wish everyone the best of luck with their exam and their futures whatever you may choose to do.

clooimx

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Now playing: Benj Pasek & Justin Paul - Along The Way

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Watch this space.

Watch it will be filled!