Meagre Beginnings
First blog. If this works, wahey I'm in. I feel this becoming the first stages in a long, cyber friendship between me and my keyboard.
The many times I have tried to write a diary and later found close relatives flipping from page to page as I walk in the room, nonchalantly closing it and smiling as they walk past me has stopped me from ever wanting to write, or for that sake publish, my thoughts ever again. Blogger has changed my mind, due to reading other people's problems, solutions and daily qualms and evaluating that some of them are similar if not exactly identical to mine.
Myspace unfortunately doesn't have the same possibilities of being solely for the cleverly written wittisisms of it's members, just the vain Myspace-Junkie-Taking-Pictures-Down-A-Wall-Syndrome as my friend likes to call it; so I may have a small dosage of this illness, but everyone shows off sometimes. Ok, is it only me?
I'd like to describe myself as a Xenomaniac; an individual with an open mind who is willing to embrace foreign cultures and people or opinions which are different to one's own. It's second explanation could be an addiction to everything ever done by the production house Xenomania famous for it's input into most the best pop records to date, from all of Girls Aloud's Chemistry album, to the likes of the Sugababes and Cher. Yes, these people are Gods and I would like you all to take a minute out to worship them. Minute over? Good, now add to your music collection everything ever done by these musical genius' (or should it be genii?) and listen attentively to the masterful production and lyrical quality.
A little about me. I'm approaching 18, attend a Sixth Form in leeds and studying my AS levels, consisting of: French, Religious Education, English Language and Media. Hopefully I am going to do work experience in Switzerland in the summer (the french side, of course!) and am trying to get a place at Westminster University to study Public Relations, failing that I'm thinking of going to Manchester to do French and linguistics so any experience of any of these places or subjects and your opinions on them would be much appreciated.
My aim is to describe the events in my somewhat exciting life, ok most of it is spent doing college work and rushed assignments, but the free time I do have will be put into making this at the least readable. Don't abuse me if it isn't too good, but I will try my best to sound interesting. In the meantime here are a few links of mine that I have recently found and have kept me amused for a while:
The broken laptop I sold on E-bay
Seamless Pictures
Popjustice
The many times I have tried to write a diary and later found close relatives flipping from page to page as I walk in the room, nonchalantly closing it and smiling as they walk past me has stopped me from ever wanting to write, or for that sake publish, my thoughts ever again. Blogger has changed my mind, due to reading other people's problems, solutions and daily qualms and evaluating that some of them are similar if not exactly identical to mine.
Myspace unfortunately doesn't have the same possibilities of being solely for the cleverly written wittisisms of it's members, just the vain Myspace-Junkie-Taking-Pictures-Down-A-Wall-Syndrome as my friend likes to call it; so I may have a small dosage of this illness, but everyone shows off sometimes. Ok, is it only me?
I'd like to describe myself as a Xenomaniac; an individual with an open mind who is willing to embrace foreign cultures and people or opinions which are different to one's own. It's second explanation could be an addiction to everything ever done by the production house Xenomania famous for it's input into most the best pop records to date, from all of Girls Aloud's Chemistry album, to the likes of the Sugababes and Cher. Yes, these people are Gods and I would like you all to take a minute out to worship them. Minute over? Good, now add to your music collection everything ever done by these musical genius' (or should it be genii?) and listen attentively to the masterful production and lyrical quality.
A little about me. I'm approaching 18, attend a Sixth Form in leeds and studying my AS levels, consisting of: French, Religious Education, English Language and Media. Hopefully I am going to do work experience in Switzerland in the summer (the french side, of course!) and am trying to get a place at Westminster University to study Public Relations, failing that I'm thinking of going to Manchester to do French and linguistics so any experience of any of these places or subjects and your opinions on them would be much appreciated.
My aim is to describe the events in my somewhat exciting life, ok most of it is spent doing college work and rushed assignments, but the free time I do have will be put into making this at the least readable. Don't abuse me if it isn't too good, but I will try my best to sound interesting. In the meantime here are a few links of mine that I have recently found and have kept me amused for a while:
The broken laptop I sold on E-bay
Seamless Pictures
Popjustice
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