2005

(5th Jan.)
So, what happened in 2005? How much detail should I go into? How much can I remember? There are somethings that cannot be said, others that can...this will require much thought and may take much time. More time than I have right now. I can't remember anything before Dec31st anyway, so i suppose research is in hand...

(6th Jan.)
So I have done some research and I can conclude that 2005 was a terrible year. There are some months which I refuse to talk about because they were not pretty months and I want to highlight the good things that happened in 2005.

January 2005:
-bloodtests I love bloodtests. Blood is so pretty and it's really nice to just see it being sucked out of you. Very calming. Though I got very dizzy afterwards. But it was all fun.
-guitars I had just started playing the guitar and I was playing often with my friend, Jon. We spent hours in his room just playing and singing. It was brilliant, we laughed so much.
-Luke got a stud through his lip and had to have plastic surgery That was not so good but it was interesting. I went to visit him in hospital and he was asleep so I ate his dinner. It was yummy!
-I went kiting a lot Which was obviously fantastic because I like kiting and I went with Richard (my Richard) down to Camber Sands. It was SO windy. We sat on the beach and threw stones in the air and they flew! It was great.

February 2005:
-Lake District! Yeah, I went to the Lake District for a couple of days with my family. It was very fun. We walked very high up and there was snow. This one day I went on a long long walk with my dad and we got very lost and ended up sliding down the ice on the side of a very steep mountain- it was sooo much fun.
-Time travel on the bus I became convinced this woman on the bus that I saw every morning was a time traveler from the future. I can't remember why, but I stalked her for most of the month. Then I remembered time travel doesn't exist yet and realised I was being silly.
-COFFEE! I drank a lot of coffee in Feb. 'Twas goood.
-Eloquence I formed a band with Jon and this guy called Sacha. I sang and played guitar. We were going to rule the world. But it didn't work out. We split up in the summer. It's a shame. I miss playing with other people.

March 2005:
-lots of choir There was lots of choir. Helen and I sang lots and lots, and talked lots and lots. Hehe.
-Laure! My French exchange came here. It was interesting. We saw all the sites of London and had fun. She was a bit quiet though.

April 2005:
-month of no coffee I don't drink coffee in April.
-I saw Motorcyle Diaries It's a lovely lovely film. It only cost £2 to watch it! That was fantabulous! :)
-a long walk I also went on a very long walk, carrying Nancy (aged 4) most of the way and rescuing her brother from a swamp. It was good! Really funny...

May 2005:
-STAR WARS CAME OUT AND I SAW IT!!! Do I need to say any more?
-Bob (my hamster) and my great great aunt died. That was sad. Um. Yeah.

June 2005:
-Drama! I designed and operated the lighting for part of a play we put on at school. It was very fun, if a bit time consuming. 'Twas fun and yaysome!

July 2005:
-I was camping with these people and I borrowed this guys guitar and ran away with it! I was sitting behind a car and playing the guitar and these kids came up to me and gave me some money. They thought I was busking. I was so flattered. :)
-France I later got sent to France on a French exchange. I went camping with these French Girl Guides and it was amazingly fun! I went on a midnight secret hike in the vineyards and we lay and looked at the stars, until the farmer's dogs started barking and we returned to the tents.

August, September and October 2005:
I don't want to talk about them. Sorry.

November 2005:
-DRAMA! Oh yeah, we did divising and it was great! Very much fun and memorable. I played an eight year old imaginary girl who'd got raped on multiple times by her father. It was really good. Really really good.

December 2005:
-lots of parties Some good, some not so good. :)

So that was roughly my year. Sorry for missing some bits out. Ok, that's it. Hugs.