Loopy Loupie

Yesterday I attampted to jump a stream, slipped and grabbed the first thing I could. Unfortionately for me it was the top rail of a barbed wire fence! So I now have a nice scratch all the way across my right palm, luckily its not deep and as I’m up to date on Tetnus I managed to avoid going to A+E for 5 hours.

At least I know for next time.

For our three year anniversary Skippy bought me a Nabaztag or a Wifi bunny. He’s called RoSS because he reads my RSS feeds.

If you’d like to send me or RoSS a message go to the website and click my friend has a rabbit, I thin you have to sign up but I’m not sure. Pictures of RoSS will be available as soon as I can take some.

I’m still on Cloud 9 Slightly following the gig at the Purple Turtle on Sunday. For those of you who know me you’ll know I’ve been saying for a while that if I ever found out that Voltaire was playing this side of the pond I’d be there! Lets just say I wasn’t disapointed.

Me and Skippy went to the Dev for a quick drink before hand, met up with Cecile and Abigail, who I haven’t had a chance to talk to properly for a while. We also got to share a table with the man himself, not that I spoke to him, but still.

After that went for a wander and eventually found a nice Indian place down to road to get some food before hand. Though slightly spicier than the Star of India!

The gig was well worth the wait, very funny, pictures will be online soon.

Just come back from our school production of Oliver! I must say that I was very impressed with some of our girls singing abilities, in particular Fagin and Nancy, both whom sang in opposition to the corus at one point and I could still hear every word.

There were also some songs in it that I hadn’t heard before, probaly comes from doing a stupidly abridged version when I was at school. I might have to get hold of the soundtrack so I can hear them again.

Though one thing it has made me realise is that I really should read the book, though apparently the ending is even sadder. Then again Dickens is not exactly renound for his cheerful writing!

Photo is of Nancy and Bill Sykes (and Bullseye) from the Dickens festival in Rochester

For those of you who don’t know the 2nd of this month was my birthday, so I am now 23, so old!!

Unfortionately its also the weekend of the bogle stroll. So I spent the Saturday marshalling the event. Oh well. I got to see some people I haven’t for a while.

Though I did also discover that weekend that I have some very good friends. Manda and Dave adopted me my very own bat. Its so cute. Whilst on the subject of cute Emily and Glenn also got me the cutest little werewolf puppy I have ever seen. Hes called Lycan and is now sat on my bed, keeping Vlad, the large vampire bat from London zoo, company. Everyone was admiring him at Kryptorium that evening. For those who don’t know I am also a werewolf, well according to Sicillian folklaw anyway. All those born under the new moon were, so I guess my nickname isn’t as strange as it first appears. In fact some countries have the same word of werewolf and vampire so I think it is rather appropriate!

Skippy, being the wonderful person that he is bought me an MP3 player, which is really nice, thank you hunny, and then put the first 6 Harry Potter books on it for me! Only got as far as book four so far though

Then Sunday we went to the London Dungeon to celebrate, if you haven’t been its worth a visit, though be warned it is a little gory if your not into that sort of thing. Meant we could meet up with Esme from Wrecked though which was nice. I also managed to get a pair of fangs, haven’t tried them out yet, but I will hopefully wear them to the VC meeting at the end of the month.

I think thats it. Oh and we met the nice people who were in front of us in the queue for the Harry Potter 6 midnight release in front of us in the queue at CCK! That was quite a bizare moment!

Today woke up to a blanket of snow outside, meaning that for once the weather forcast had got it right when they said London would get 2-5cm. The picture is of the backgarden this morning. Its all so pretty.

Then I got as far as Walthamstow central this morning, only to get a call from our head technician telling me to go home as schools shut today. I think I could get ued to snow days!

Saturday we went climbing at Glouster. Kris and Ashley were supposed to come too but didn’t, as a result I got sent up even more walls by my evil boyfriend.

So feeling a little sore now, especialy after crashing straight into a wall in the bouldering room. That and having to use muscles I haven’t used in years!

Hopefully it won’t hurt as much nextr time!

Well me and Charlie finally got around to entering the latest Moon Maiden competition, Perifying Pets Win Prizes. Winners will be announced on Monday, wish us luck!

Firstly I carved my very first pumpkin on Monday evening. It has a big cross on it, though as Storm pointed out what better symbol to put on something thats supposed to ward off evil spirits. I will post some pics when I find the cable for the camera. Unfortionately it did not seem to ward off those evil trick or treaters, apparently we had record numbers. Though I do think that maybe Ickle has the right idea after all.

Though I didn’t have to worry I went off to the Purple Turtle in Camden to see Voices of Masada if you like Goth music, they are well worth going to see. Great fun.

So all thats left to say is Happy New Year!

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