the exhibitionist is back!

im now busy preparing for my next exhibition in Hydrabad. it starts on the 27th april till 1st may, hopefully surya (my friend from work) and i are going to go to see it then have a look round hydrabad and possibly go to his native place too which im really excited about! will be wicked to go to a proper indian house and meet his family! cant wait! I ws so excited i went out to buy a bag! hehe. this is actually a bag with a function as its a backpack so when i travel to hydrabad and go travelling later on i have a big backpack and a smaller one! i always seem to find a reason to buy a bag just so that i feel better about buying it i think! at work today my mates were really mean and asked me the dreaded question, "what do you prefer bags or shoes?!" argh! ive still not come up with an answer!!

Yesterday our dean from the uni in england came out to visit us and it was really nice to actually be asked "hows it going?" and someone from the uni paying interest to us. It was all very formal at work and then he took us out for a meal and a drink later on where we could all relax and talk to him properly. he was a really interesting guy and had a good night! as usual we ended up in cosmo right at the end of the night! ahhh my home away from home! Should be going there tomorrow too, in my new sandle wedges! yaya! they make me so tall i can actually look down on people for once, its a strange feeling! :-P

xx

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Anonymous said…
hey bag lady. just to let you know i'm still reading! and no India hasn't changed you that much, that was a pathetic excuse to buy a bag!!
anyways, i've seen a present i want to send you so hopefully u'l be getting some post soon! i know i keep saying i'l write but i'l try. honest.
love you loads, Becky x x x
Friday, April 15, 2005
ktpland said…
hey backy!

nice to hear from you! ill await the post! just remember to wrap it really well, in a box if poss cos otherwise itll get nicked! hate the stupid post people over here! grrr

love ya! miss ya! xxxx
Sunday, April 17, 2005
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