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You like grief, I like grief, and no one does grief like… Mr. Godleman?

Possibly. Anyway, enjoy!

I’m taking a quick break from my unfairly gigantic Maths homework (it’s not difficult, just incredibly long and laborious) to say the following:

Happy 17th Birthday Lucy!

Also!

Is it wrong that I’ve been playing NinjaPirate 3 quite a bit?

Virgin Radio need to acquire a greater repository of adverts. I am absolutely sick to death of hearing that [insert well known car manufacturer here] have a summer deal on. I don’t drive. If I did, I would already have a car and not be in the market for metallic paint.

Right… back to Maths it is then?

Let’s shamelessly copy Josie, Lucy and Andy and play this game:

“Write 10 statements about people you know without saying who each statement is aimed at. They can be anything that you would wish to say to that person, anything you wish you would/could have said or anything that you daren’t say.”

OK!

1. We’ve swung pretty violently back and forth between bitter hatred and great friendship, but we’ve still stuck together longer than I have with anyone else and it’s all good now.

2. I really truly am sorry for what I’ve done (to you all), or really, what I haven’t been doing. But I hope you understand and, deep down, are a little bit happy for me Rock on guys

3. Jeez, I owe you. You’re a great person who I respect immensely and if you ever ever need anything, just ask. I wish you all the happiness in the world!
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I put ‘The Dom is back’ in my screenname the other day and too many people wondered where I’d gone, so what I meant is, I’m back in business people Yes, school, work, going to bed at reasonable (ur, ‘more reasonable’) times, homework, deadlines, gossip, shock gossip – you get the idea

Here’s a quick run down of the ups and downs of the last few days:

Thursday – Back to school! Yay!

Friday – Got my phone stolen on the way back home from school. Long story… he ended up giving us (I wasn’t alone) our SIM cards back, which is oddly considerate in a very sideways look at it. But he did say we had ‘fucking boring phonebooks’ which, given I have an entry called ‘Pingu’, I thought a bit unkind.

Saturday – Took Tasha to visit Birmingham and meet Andy (who has a l33t house) and then later Nic and Josie – who posed together when I abandoned them for a short period, of which Nic decided to invent wild explanations for. Tsst Nic. Tsst.

Sunday – Queen’s Park Day! No, not for fun – I volunteered and carried chairs \ put up fences \ had Mr. Birch pay for my lunch whilst wearing a sexay yellow shiny top thing that Important People wear.

Sorry for the brevity, though it’s probably a welcome relief. Maybe I should implement a voting system – if you’d like to hear more about Thursday, text THUR to… (and yes, you can still text me, I’m using my old phone.)

PS – Almost missed out on Brent Council’s Irony of the Week (TM) – handing out green ‘Recycle – it’s cool’ wristbands. In hundreds and hundreds of little individual plastics bags.

London Overground

London Overground

Hurrah! It cheered me up today to see the press release announcing ‘London Overground’ as the obviously-titled but gloriously integrated new brand for train services in London. This follows the axing of the ghastly Silverlink service I mentioned back in July, and comes into force from November 2007.

Talking of TfL, once I’m back at school (from tomorrow!) I should be able to apply for free bus travel for under 18s, which comes in effect this month. I’m sure it’ll mean yet another new Oyster card, but oh well

Katie has her first day at Queen’s Park today, incidentally, so for one year only it’ll be all three of us trying to avoid each other in the corridors