the ktp trip to india fund/charity thingy, donations gratefully accepted!

spoke to paul (from cosmo) yesterday on the phone, it was really nice to chat and i caught up with whats been going on. i still miss everyone lots and lots so ive decided to start up 'the ktp trip to india fund/charity thingy' so if anyone wants to help a poor student visit her friends in a far off land, donations would be more than appreciated! hehe! and im not joking!

tonight im having a nice peaceful night in and its lovely! got a really snotty cold at the moment and feel a bit rough so trying to just take it easy and chillax! mmm! gonna watch lost later on, its such a good show, i love it! i can enjoy it even more now as well cos ive just finished my dissertation! yeah baby! so not gotta worry about that now either! *phew*

today all the freshers started to move into lufbra. they all looked so young and scared! bless them. they were walking around with all their stuff moving into the halls and their parents followed behind looking just as scared! cant believe this is my fourth year at uni, crazy! hehe. i was going to go out to the union tonight but think i might go tomorrow instead and see whats going on. gotta take part in freshers week properly seeing as rfa's a fresher again! hehe. he's changed courses now and so still has another 4 years here! crazy fool!

tomorrow im working. ive gotta make up all the finalist packs, this involves putting leaflets into plastic bags that i spent half a day on tuesday emptying! oh its an exciting life! at least i wont be stuffing envelopes anymore, that drove me crazy, i did about 1000 in a day as well as the plastic bag task. who says art students are useless?!?! at least i got £6 an hour to do it so it wasnt all bad!

right gotta print off my amazing piece of work, this is where i find my printer doesnt work!
xxxx

p.s. sook- erm, i seem to have misplaced the birthday photos think they might be on dads pooter so ill get them as soon as i can ok?! chuh i dont know so impatient! :-P

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