Hey everyone!

It's a Monday, no tafe, no work, rainy outside. Yep. It's a lazy day with DVDs and overdue homework! Well better get used to this, all by myself with only my dog to talk too. This time next week, my parents will be away. And if any of you are thinking loud late night parties and stuff, well, let me just say you are talking to the wrong sibling! hehe. Still I plan to organise a few DVD nights. If nothing else, it'll be a chance for me to see how I do living on my own.

Ok. Yes. I know it's been ages since my last blog. Everyone will just have to deal with the fact that I don't go online very much. That aside, I'm finally doing something everyone has been pestering me to do...

In every Popular Fiction class at TAFE, our teacher gives us a line or opening phrase and asks each person in the class to develop it into a mini story in five minutes. He very often writes up something which obviously relates to the romance genre. It's clear that he doesn't like the genre, and in a way, this takes the piss out of it. Well, just to get him back, a few of us take these exercises...well, more than lightly. Here's one we were given last term to do in pairs...

"Of course I still love you"...

This is what Esther and I did to it. (Remember that blog about the dairy and lady bug?)

"Of course I still love you." The diary snapped shut. The

lady bug scuttled the perimeter of the diary's face.

   "But you bearly open yourself to me." The diary ruffled

its pages in defiance.

   "It's not my fault. My owner treats me appaulingly. He

never keeps his appointments."

   "That's no excuss!"

   "Well, what about that pencil I've seen you with?"

   "Don't bring my pencil into this," the lady bug flexed its

wings.

   "I've seen his handy work." The diary flashed its middle

pages. "See?"

   "My pencil doesn't scrawl like that!"

   "I think he does," the diary huffed, smugly closing itself,

"judging by the way I've seen you and 'Mr. Lead' rolling

around all over the place." The lady bug turned away

and cried.

  "How dare you! That's it. I never want to see you again.

I'm going back to my mini-texter-lid townhouse." And with

a muffled sob, the lady flew away to the tiny yellow

mini-texter-lid townhouse in the over-sized over-filled blue

pencil case, the shine of the diary's '2005' logo shining on

her back.

Well, that's it. You can see the level of intrest we have in many of our TAFE classes. I had to add on the last few bits myself, but it turned out well, if you can call a diary-ladybug love story a good piece of writing!

Till next time (whenever that is! hehe)

Seeya.

Hey Everyone!

I'm at tafe now, and i'm typing this blog cos i have nothing else to do!

I thought, 'Hey hey! Library! Don't go in there very often!' and now i'm on the computer and I can't think of anything to do. Hmm. Must be the total lack of games...

Had a great time on Sunday with the BBQ. It was great catching up with everyone. Hope everyone had a good time. I'm definatly gonna organise another one some time soon. Mum turned to me afterwards and said 'you have a really nice group of friends.' So, YAY for you guys.

Anyways, not too much else to say. Still here, in the library, waiting of Es. Got more class then finished for my first week back at tafe this semester. Getting a hair cut tonight, gonna go spiky! Maybe good, maybe not, may scare customers at work! Hehe! We'll just have to see.

Till next blog (when ever that is!)

Remember: It never hurts to have a good laugh, especially at yourself.

Seeya!