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We're back!
Posted Mar 5, 2001
Wooh! The site may not be 'officially open' yet, but it's back! I'm going to have to get used to having no time again...
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Latest reply: Mar 5, 2001
Back to uni we go...
Posted Jan 8, 2001
Yes, it's time for those start of term blues. Back to work...
Not helped by the fact that I managed to fail superbly to set my alarm properly for this morning. And I had a nine o'clock lecture.
Luckily I woke up anyway...
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Latest reply: Jan 8, 2001
New Millennium
Posted Jan 1, 2001
Yes, we've finally made it into the 21st century!
Well, it's got to be said, most of the 'big' celebrations last night were a bit of a wash-out. I went into Birmingham with a few friends (I also bumped into some other friends - hi Amy if you read this!) and got very wet. The rain absolutely bucketed down. You could almost say it was raining solidly...
So we decided that we were too wet and cold to be bothered about staying 'til midnight, so we went back to one of our friends houses, where we stopped ovenright. Drinks, TV, more drinks. I think everyone enjoyed themselves!
Finally, HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!
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Latest reply: Jan 1, 2001
It's my birthday!
Posted Nov 27, 2000
Yay! I've reached the ripe old age of 20 years on this planet. I think I've enjoyed most of it...
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Latest reply: Nov 27, 2000
Going home
Posted Nov 10, 2000
Right. I'm off home. For two reasons:
(1) It's a friends 21st birthday party tomorrow
(2) I'm going into Birmingham tomorrow to get some books signed by Terry Pratchett!
I'll be back soon...
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