For those of you desperately staying up till the early morning worrying about my stolen phone
the good news is that my SIM card and replacement phone both arrived and that I’m back to normal with the same number.
I’ve also developed a strategy – if I get mugged again, assuming they don’t hold out knives I’m going to act completely crazy, sprouting nonsense words (very loudly!) and asking them questions like “What’s your favourite colour?”
That ought to scare them off – or have me shot, of course. Well, we’ll see. Bring it on, London’s street dwelling cowards. I’m ready!
Well after ordering a replacement phone (with £25 free airtime – woo hoo!) from Virgin Mobile I noticed on their site that picture messaging and GPRS (a faster type of WAP) are both now officially on the way.
Here’s hoping the prices for them aren’t sky high…
Well one of the downsides of living in London is, of course, the knowledge that your mobile will be taken sometime or another. I get to keep my nice number though – thanks Virgin Mobile!
Opps! If that had been a biological terrorist attack the MPs would be responsible for spreading it around London! Congratulations the lot of you, I’m glad our anti-terrorism measures are working so well.
At this very moment I’m trying to do some Spanish coursework, something about winning a competition which I immediately decided should be titled ‘I’ve won the general election!’
Well I had to make it stand out from the crowd somehow!
We’ve also got Humanities (write pages and pages of stuff on Windsor) along with ICT (pages and pages of designing an Excel spreadsheet, but heavens no you can’t actually make it yet, there’s lots more writing first!
Oh, and History (no, not the same as Humanities) – Britain in WW2 (turns out we won.)
Still, Year 11s leaving reminds me that, gulp, we only have a year till exams ourselves. So excuse me while I hit myself to stop blogging, and get back to work.
P.S. We’re getting interactive whiteboards!



