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by Facade @ 2008-05-13 - 22:36:56

With a vengence

Well not exactly, but I did want to make an impression.

My life has been whizzing past me in a strange, surreal blur and I just gripped tighter when I got my exam timetable last week. I have my RS exam tomorrow and I am looking forward to it in a weird way, I always seem to understand it and get pretty good grades because of it.

So what else is new?

As of today my best friend stood up to the girl who was bullying her and loads have people have congratulated her because of it. Although personally I don't think an immature 16 year old has a right to criticize my friends treatment of her boyfriend - who is moving to Shanghai next month - "Sickening" when she is the one sleeping with a 27 year old Father of one. Its not my business, I know, and not my place, I know, to comment but I have known my best friend since we played together in the play dough corner at Sunday School, she's like my sister.

Prom was last week, very good. Of course all the girls looked simply stunning in their dresses and the boys ... quite suave in in their suits but embarrassingly bad dancers on the dance floor! For once, I was moderately satisfied with my appearance and of course my partner (in crime) looked amazing. I was really proud of him that night, made me feel like a Princess.

Also, I seem to have lost a lot of weight accidentally and am back into size 12s, ladies will know exactly HOW that feels to the recently turned 16 to be able to slip into something a little bit clinger and feel more confident than I did last year with my hips and bum growing so fast I barely had time to keep up.

Got our Yearbooks today, my eyes will well up so much on Thursday afternoon it might be kinder to freeze up my tearducts for a few days. Still, the summer is gambolling towards us like a newborn lamb (I like that actually...) and with it, the future heralds us at the autumnal meadow into the crops of further studying. I can't wait, to be frank, everyone has gotten so trivial, superficial and bitchy these past few weeks and I will be glad when everybody leaves and the arguments stop, I wish people could just, for the want of 48 hours, leave their differences behind them to ENJOY the last two days we will EVER spend together as The Class of 2008.

We're all ready for a change and I really can't wait for everyone to further themselves as individuals than hanging around in pathetic little cliques, I guess thats probably why I just sit with Al and a good notebook at lunch, occasionally saying "Hi" to a few friends and basically staying the hell out of it all.

I am feeling the need to write a descriptive passage about vampires. Probably as in my languages oral exams (French went OK, my accent and over enthusiasm helped and German .. well....) I forgot what to say and said (I really am too tired to translate this into German but I THINK what I said was) "Sometimes at the weekend I go to the cinema with my Dad, at my last birthday we went to go and see "300". It was quite good but a little bit too graphic for me, however my Dad loved it because he likes bloody and violent movies." Pause whilst Frau Webster looked at me quizically, then I said this. "... he likes bloody movies because he thinks he is a vampire"
"Ah, das ist... sehr interessant. End of test."

Anyway, my wrist hurts.
If anyone wants to get involved in the vampire novel please just tell me
You will have a friend/fiend for life

Libbie x x x x


 
 

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natashaSPQRnatashaSPQR [Member]
2008-05-14 @ 07:48

on the subject of vampire novels.. have you read anything by stephenie meyer?

FacadeFacade [Member]
2008-05-14 @ 17:53

Yes I love her work, although I am partial to a bit of Anne Rice's Mayfair Witches novels. I am actually reading "New Moon" at the moment - I can't wait for the film to come out! Which is your favourite? xxx

natashaSPQRnatashaSPQR [Member]
2008-05-14 @ 18:00

Spooky! Hmm I couldn't say what my favourite is.. Twilight for the newness of it, maybe, or Eclipse for the proposal scene, or New Moon for when Edward comes back.. it's a tricky one..

I am a little nervous about the film. I have this problem that I am the only person in my group of friends to NOT think Robert Pattinson is a fugly bastard :S So I get a lot of abuse for that.. mind you, the film's not out til December.. a lot could happen in that time!

FacadeFacade [Member]
2008-05-15 @ 21:42

Thats true.

Robert Pattinson is pretty cute ... but I don't know, I didn't expect him to be playing Edward however I bet he pull its off pretty well. Look at all the stick Daniel Craig got originally and then he did us all proud in "Casino Royale"

Actually, my friends have had the whole "Jacob vs Edward" thing going on for awhile ... I have to say it is quite funny to watch them scribble "TEAM JACOB" /// "TEAM EDWARD" in each others Yearbooks.

Weird how your friends don't like Pattinson, he has QUITE a following where I live - maybe its an "area" thing although Russell Brand seems to do well universally ... funny old world really . . . Have you been reading anything good recently?

natashaSPQRnatashaSPQR [Member]
2008-05-15 @ 22:06

I think he has quite a following generally, I just seem to have ended up knowing a load of people that think he is not! I think his american accent will annoy me though.. I always imagined Edward with an English accent. No idea why. Maybe Hollywood is infiltrating my brain :S
No matter what my friends think of Pattinson, the Edward/Jacob feud is pretty true where I am.. although here, there's quite a lot of criticism of the both of them.. doesn't stop us loving them though :P

Hmm what have I been reading recently.. the last REALLY good thing I read was .. I think it may have been a translation of Electra by Sophocles.. what I'm reading at the moment doesn't come close. Partly because it's my French a-level set text and partly because it is DULL in the extreme.
Yourself? you sound like a Shakespeare fan.. isn't he a legend? Have you read much of his stuff?

FacadeFacade [Member]
2008-05-18 @ 20:29

Haha yes, French is kind of dull, I have my GCSEs over the next few weeks so I think I will be watching LOTS of French and German films over the next two weeks.

Edward SHOULD have a British accent, I think. Maybe Hollywood is infiltrating our brains - or maybe posh, lovely boys with "velvet voices" only come across best as being British. Personally, I always imagined him to look David Tennant-esque but with blond hair... Oh well, never mind.

Goodness me I adore Shakespeare! My friends are a bit "hmm he's OK" however when I went to see "Henry V" with school I found myself weeping at some of the soliloquies and "Macbeth" played on my mind for weeks. Favourite though, has to be "Henry V". I was in a production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and that was alright, probably because I wanted to be Titania and someone else got the part and being a jealous 12 year old at the time it "ruined it" when I had to play Demetrius. Oh the follies of youth!

I've read a bit of Sophocles; I read "The Theban Plays" and I was quite impressed by them. To be fair, it wasn't recreational reading but I studied it for my Theatre Studies AS. "Lysistrata" appealled to me last year, and to be honest I think all people could learn from it : there is a war between Thebes and Sparta and all the women abstain from sex until there husbands declare a truce, great stuff it was.

I recently read "Looking for Alaska" by John Green, my well read friend Samantha gave it to me as birthday present and I read it all in a night, it was hilarious but slightly melancholic. I read the reviews for "Twilight" the other night as "something to do" and it said that people who enjoyed "Twilight" loved "Looking for Alaska" which was interesting.

Ultimate question now though : Edward or Jacob?

natashaSPQRnatashaSPQR [Member]
2008-05-18 @ 22:15

Gasp! Another David Tennant fan! YESSSSS!

Isn't he just amazing?

I'm going to see him play Hamlet on opening night... I'm actually dancing with excitement. Even up coming a levels cannot dissuade me from wishing time to fly on by! :D

I don't really know what I thought he'd look like.. porcelain features, i guess. and whenever she compared him to a god, he was always in a tunic/toga in my head :P As to Edward or Jacob.. well, it has to be Edward. Jacob just gets so petty. and I'm allergic to dogs :P

Yay for shakespeare though..Titania is a great character. I'd like to play Ophelia one day, or Viola.. I've never acted in anything Shakespearian but it would be cool to do. I like to dabble in the old theatre jazz, after all..

I haven't read nearly as much greek/latin literature as i would have liked, or indeed, as i am supposed to! I'm doing Classics next year and I have a reading list the length of my arm.. well, thats not quite true, but it feels like it because I have to read stuff in latin. which is quite a task doing on your own :P have you read the Aeneid? well, I'm supposed to have read 4 books of it in Latin before october. It could be interesting :S

If you are going on to do French at A level, steer clear of 'Le Gone du Chaaba' by Azouz Begag. It is actually painful in its boringness. It finishes just as things start to get exciting, most of it is not in french and basically all the main character says is 'J'ai honte'.
Don't let me put you off, of course :P French a level is great (!)

good luck with all your exams - have you got many? how many subjects do you do?

FacadeFacade [Member]
2008-06-02 @ 21:19

I have a fair few ... I'm sorry for not replying for 2 whole weeks!!! I've been staying at my boyfriends house because my Mum went on holiday and for some reason Alastair's computer does not like blog.co.uk ... grrr!

I adored Jacob at first but he was too selfish, personally I'd be scared of little wolf children running around ... *shudders*

LUCKY YOU! DAVID TENNANT IN HAMLET! WOWOWOWOWOW! I am very jealous although when I managed to wangle tickets for The Mighty Boosh in December I was also very pleased!

I've haven't read "The Aeneid", sounds very deep. One of my friends is up to her neck in "Dante's Inferno" which looks (and sounds) very impressive but I think I'll leave that until a bit later on :-) .

The subjects I do are French, German, Theatre Studies and Geography, but you know how many language components there are! Luckily I finished next Thursday and am off to Majorca for some post-exam sunshine! Ironically enough, in the Theatre Studies exam - you are allowed to take 10 sides of notes with you for one section ... not so much exam as more cheating in my opinion but if I get a good grade I'm not too bothered!

If you like "Hamlet" by the way you should try and rent out or go and see "Rosencratz and Guildernstern Are Dead" - its a spoof of Hamlet as told by his best friends, its really long but it was so funny I had tears rolling down my cheeks!

Yes, I am a HUGEEEEE Tennant fan. I guess its a silly question to ask if you watch Dr Who? lol xxxx

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