Welcome to 2010

'2K10' has arrived, or that's what all the chavs are going to call it now...There is quite a lot to look forward to. And also quite a lot not to look forward to. Personally, there is still a metric ton of coursework to do by Monday, an exam to revise for, To Kill A Mockingbird to read and a mock exam results day and that's just in January!!

Elsewhere, it's election year!! Woo! I know we are all confident of a Labour landslide :\

I think it may time for a hung parliament. I don't feel any party will have a good enough majority to form a Government. Labour will probably lose poor old Gordon...As a member, I would like to see David Miliband or Jon Cruddas as our next leader and I desperately hope the Conservatives are subject to the most almighty demise between now and May similar to the one seen at the end of John Major's tenure as Prime Minister.

Of course, there are other things that are going to happen. Formula One is back with Team Britain v Team Germany, England are second favourites to win the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and it's look as though 2010 will be a yaer of recovery from a difficult recession. The year 2000 was supposed to be a new start for the world, it was quickly followed by 9/11 and the war on terror. Terrorism isn't going to stop in this next decade but let's make a better start to this one than we did the to the last.

Happy New Year to All

Hello Again. Remember me?

You may have noticed my distinct lack of posts since the start of September, but the start of the school year has been so hectic and busy (and expensive!!). I also promised a new blog title, as you can see, I haven't managed that either...

Currently I have a kind of check list I need to go by..

1. Plan something for my damned Drama/English assessment
2. Finish my Geography coursework and Science homework
3. Read more than a chapter of To Kill a Mockingbird (Even if it is incredibly boring)
4. Go to sleep before midnight, at least one day a week.
5. In some way help Labour's doomed election campaign.

There is more, but I find reading checklists become tedious after about the first five. However, at least it is the weekend and I have football watching and the Singapore GP to look forward to and maybe even a BBQ (Probably the last one until next summer). It's sunny and it's September (I think that's a oxymoron), ishouldnt moan too much! England match and Thorpe park too look forward to next month!!