Eighty: Fruit Gums.

"And if you're happy then I'll be happy for you

I hope everything you want it finds you too

But I'm gonna get as far as I can from here.."

As far as I can- Greg Holden

I'm currently eating out of a bag of Rowntree's pick & mix and have just finished eating all the ones that I like and now all that are left are the fruit gums. I don't like fruit gums. Anyway, I'm sure you're all really pleased to know that I have such a healthy lifestyle that I eat sweets for breakfast. I'm usually not bad at eating breakfast, but I can't be arsed to make anything at it being half 11 it's practically  lunch time.
Anyway, apologies for not writing a blog in so long, but university has been happening and stuff has been happening and it's all been a bit argh (at this point if I had it there would be a picture of me looking considerably older, pulling my hair out and walking around with a zimmer frame).
But since I last wrote:
-I got dumped my boyfriend for not having sex with him (yes, this is probably too personal to tell you but I'm past the point of caring).
-Handed in my Victorian Literature essay which I got a 2:1 for. :D
-Went home for Reading Week. Well, I actually went to the Lake District with my family. Which was nice. I actually did a lot of reading, though nothing that I actually needed to read. Picture:
-Signed up to something called The Sketchbook Project, details of which can be found if you click on the link.
-Started NaNoWriMo, which I am now epically behind on.
-Went home last weekend and had Christmas dinner with my family (because we're going to Mexico for Christmas and my Dad's going back to the ship on the 26th and although we'll all be together it won't be the same), relaxed and saw some people I haven't seen in a while.
-Went to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part One and it was just...I don't know, there aren't really words. I loved it. It was properly scary in places, even though I knew what was going to happen because of reading the book. I almost cried in several places, the first being when Hermione erased the memories of her parents so they'd forget her, when Ron left and when Dobby died (a scene which I think they did beautifully, by the way). No doubt I'll  be going to see it again at some point, and demanding they play part two right afterwards.
University work now seems to dominate my spare time. I have four essays and two exams next month, spread out over two weeks in December and I don't know how I'm going to fit it all in.
Right, should finish getting ready and go and get lunch.
B xxx