Shout to the North and the South

so today has been a little eventful. In a good way.

Laura and I both dyed our hair, I'm very blonde now, she's gone a lot darker. it looks really good actually.

Then we drove (well, Anna drove, its her car) to the Airport to surprise Kendra on her arrival back in the country. so that was really nice. Then we ate tea and watched lots of Sex and the City. and I might actually get a vaguely early night tonight, which would be very exciting. :)

So its off to bed I go.

yesterday I made badges and comforted Laura through her Gay-bar induced hangover.

today Laura and I also went to church, which is my favourite part of sundays. and the pastor was really good. and I (and Jules) signed up for the arts ministry. SCORE!

night all.

It's all understood

i guess thats what I feel like actually, that it is all understood and i don't have to worry about it, or people, because i know where i stand and thats cool with me.

I've finally handed in all my assignments for semester 1 and i've mostly done my other homework. which is good and means i can relax. so I am for the next week.

I went to a Herman Dune gig last thursday, it was really good fun actually, I went with Emily and a couple of her Edinburgh friends. So that was nice. If the dog's had been playing as they were supposed to have been, I woulda seen them. Instead, Tara met them on friday night and had (what calum later described as) a "Riveting conversation." Actually, she said, in true Tara fashion, oh, so you know Suzi? (I'd just texted her to that effect.) They were bewildered but agreed and that, as far as our lovely Tara was concerned, was that. No more conversation neccessary, see ya later guys. Calum was rather amused as he told me that story on Monday. Although was actually more interested in the fact he'd cut his pinky open on his drums.

Anyway, so I had a really nice Christmas, was at home for it, but not for the run up, and then did a lot of too-ing and fro-ing from Newport to Glasgow in and before the New Year. However it was fun and I got to see a couple of friends- Bob the first saturday and Nomy the first sunday. Nomy and I went to lunch after church and ended up in Beanscene from 4 til 11. It was a mammoth catch up session. but very enjoyable. Bob and I also had an enjoyable time wandering around the city centre, acting like small children (my speciality...) and generally having a laugh.

So I'm once again home for a while, it was Meggies birthday today and she had her first driving lesson. She seems to be enjoying it, so thats all good.

Back to Glasgow on thursday, where I have been told I MUST watch Dodgeball.... so that'll be interesting. Class starts on Monday.
I guess thats me for now.