From the monthly archives:

September 2006

JAPAN!!

by admin on September 20, 2006

Helloo…

Eeeeeeeeeeeeee!

I’m going to Japan tomorrow! It’s come around so fast, it’s scary. Yayness.

My suitcase is packed, I’ve had my hair cut, we’re buying me yen today. I have to say it all feels alot more real and scary when you don’t have any clothes left. I had to wear one of Mum’s tops today because I didnt’ have any left.

And can I just say hi to all my friends and my brothers who are going to SCHOOL today. Suckers. I had the second half off yesturday off (hey, hairdressers appointment, you can’t mess with that! :-D) and all of today off.

Did you know there’s apparently a typhoon over there right abut now? Or so I’ve been told. There was a typhoon over there last time I went too, but that was off in the bay (?) somewhere. It did mean it rained alot on our Disneyland day and we weren’t even sure if we were still going to go. But we did. Yay. Although we’d been walking through the drizzle to the train station, no umbrellas or anything and our teacher says “Did you know that in Tokyo, all the rain is acid rain?” We’re all standing there in the drizzle being all “Well, thanks for that”.

Yeah.

I’m going to try and keep this up to date while I’m over there, so please if you’re one of my friends COMMENT!!!!!!!!!! Because we all know (well, I do anyway) that emailling may well be kinda … slack. Yeah.

Unless of course I prove to be such a freak I can’t even figure out how to change the imput language, which is quite probable.

Toodles.

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8 hours

by admin on September 16, 2006

That’s how long I spent today at Cararra Stadium watching soccer grand final’s.

8 hours. Because Haz had to get there about an hour and a half before his game, we watched a neighbour play. He won in penalty shootouts. (Go Palmy!!) Then we watched Haz play. He scored a goal and then another one in penalty shootouts. They won. It was very exciting. (Funnily enough, no, I’m not being sarcastic.) Then our over the back neighbour played and they won, but just straight out, no extra time or anything. Though he did score a penalty, but that was during our game. Finally we watched out next door neighbour play and they lost in extra time, effectively breaking our winning streak.

Eight hours.
We left home at 9 in the morning and didn’t leave Carrara until about 5.

Eight hours.

Anyway. Last night we had our final game of hockey for the year. We were playing off for 3rd and 4th, but since we all knew they were going to win anyway, we just had a fun game. It was the best game of the season. One of the coaches played goalie for the first time in her life (and still managed to do some awesome saves), we covered our faces with big blue ‘L’s and just had fun. We fell about laughing if someone missed the goal, the other team tried to set up goals for us and we fell about laughing again when she missed. The goalie ran and hid behind the goals when there were people running down the field trying to score. The umpires got in on it too, trying to rig the game, giving free hits to the wrong teams, or whenever they felt it was about time the other team had a go. We all yelled at each other and laughed at the players sitting down the other end trying to sunbake (this was a night game mind you, so I’m not sure they had much luck).

It was just so much fun and I wish it had gone longer. Most games are so one- sided, especially with this team, so it was fun to just muck around.

OH MY GOD, I CAN’T BELIEVE I MANAGED TO GO THIS LONG WITHOUT SAYING ANYTHING BUT I GO TO JAPAN ON THURSDAY AND IT IS SATURDAY NIGHT, SO WHEN I WAKE UP IN THE MORNING IT WILL ONLY BE FOUR DAYS!!! No, what are you talking about? I’m not excited in the least.

:-)

Hee hee hee.

Ooh. I don’t think I’ve written since this happened, so I’ll yabber on about it for a bit.

For my English assignment this term, we had to do this big boring movie pitch for the book ‘Dracula’. Despite how painful that sounds, it’s actually pretty funny, because she said we could transform the story a bit. So.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, I am proud to present ‘Dracula: The Musical’. It’s also a comedy, but it doesn’t sound as good in the title.

Anyway, in the book, Dracula can transform himself into not only a bat, but also a wolf. In ‘Dracula: The Musical’ he changes into a cricket bat and a poodle. With a pink bow no less. Hee hee. I actually can’t think of anything else amusing that happens in the video, so I’m just going to go now.

Buh bye.

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18 days…

by admin on September 3, 2006

…until I leave for Japan!!!

You’d think I’d have more to say, but that’s about it. Sad huh?
hee hee

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