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Merry Christmas everyone, hopefully see you all soon

xxxx

This post is mainly to illustrate what it's like to live with people who consider themselves "arty"
My flatemates have made it a sort of mission to steal as many chairs as possible this year...
We now have 22 chairs between the 4 of us but instead of sitting on them we now have an enormous chair sculpture in the middle of the living room (below)

And above, there is also a picture taken out of my window. I'm hoping the paint will get all weathered from the constant rain although it seems to be holding out so far..
..We have room and flat inspections tomorrow *woe* I have to unpin everything from my wall

In other news. My hands are utterly covered in bright green spraypaint due to Newbie's newfound penchant for graffiti art. (Don't worry, we didn't deface any monuments or nice buildings- we're architects for goodnessake)
Speaking of architecture.... 

...actually let's not.

Well....its not going bad, but this past week I've not being staying late because we don't have any definite deadlines at the moment, so I've been going home at 5 or 6 o'clock. And already that feels like having a half day. Friday was immense. Started at 10 o'clock, lecture got cancelled so we were done by 1pm!! The feeling was like being on a cocktail of drugs whilst bungeejumping or similar. Wow.

Have got to go and eat some apple strudel (serves 12 for £1.50!! You can't go wrong with Sainsburys)

Briefing: "Consider day lighting, scale proportion, views, access, circulation, materials, colour and texture. You do not need to concern yourself with structure or construction."

I love art school.

Also, the last point before we started making our models was put forward by Tony, the head of 1st year:
"And yes we are aware of disability access laws. And we have chosen to ignore them."

This is just going to turn into an architecture journal, we walked across the whole of Glasgow yesterday. It took pretty much all day cos all 5 of us kept seeing things we had to photograph.
Newbie took me to a gig last night. It was....shit. Shame, becasue his best friend's band was playing, but I'm not going to lie. I am not a fan of screamo bands as it turns out.

Um otherwise, we all seem to be getting the hang of cooking for eachother. Someone stol the last of my Coco Pops this morning. WHich is fine except that he doesnt even live in our flat, and his own kitchen is a mere 30 seconds away.

Am looking forward to another fortnight of crazed work  after a weekend "off".

I've finally got rid of all my house guests.

That's not actually a good thing. I really really miss having someone round the house. I mean, my anti-social tendencies are now being rewarded, it's true. But I miss Robbie waking me up to get in the house at 4am!! And teasing Michael for being a Tory. And just generally hardly seeing Tom at all.

Not long til the Mac!! I wish I could grasp that. Then I could work on getting excited about it!!

Turns out I have a big phobia of skin conditions, I break out in a cold sweat every time I think about Pirates of the Carribbean II. Urgh.

On the upside no noticable psoriasis at T in the Park at the weekend. It's OK, you can all feel free to slander my name for leaving The Who early. (Kasabian were much better) Was good, although the stars of the day were an unexpected find - "Men, Women and Children" and their Monkey Men chant. It turns out that my incrediably annoyingly cool sister has already heard of them. Of course.
Spent way too much money, but am still bitterly disappointed that the cheap tickets for next year sold out in minutes this morning, and prevented a further spenage beyond my means.

Will hopefully make it out tonight (Dress code: slutty, according to Fiona) although I can't seem to shake off this tiredness I've had for the past week...it's getting old now. Maybe I've just reached the age where I need to take afternoon naps. That, however. shouldn't prevent me from dressing incrediably unsuitably.

Saw a good quote from Billy Connelly last night: "A well balanced person has a drink in each hand"

Current Mood:	tired
Current Music:	Dios Malo - You've Got Me All Wrong

I still need to get to the Big Mission sometime, anyone interested in getting properly gothed up sometime let me know!

Cat M, I'm now busy til Friday for climbing, so if you fancy it then? We could do it proper climbing stylee and go to the pub afterwards?

Anyways, I almost had to do a 2pm- midnight shift today and I'm back there at 9 tomorrow, so tara!! xx

Current Mood:	quixotic
Current Music:	the kooks baby

So radomly met with Alan and Jamie, ended up walking home, it took us about 4 hours tho we did bump inot the infamous duo - Alice and Andrew (Tarbuck and Hood) on our way.  Got the finger from a couple of neds as we rested by the roadside and stared at by a whole bunch of weirdos.

Ended up back in Morningside drinking Carling with Michael B and Craig in the park later that evening (classy). Had enormous fight with him again, and it sort of hit home that little old me really can do a lot of damage to a person. Something I thought I'd always avoid... I know I'm only one of his problems, but at the moment he makes me feel like a fairly important one and always just end up feeling incredibly bitchy, or incredibly cold. Arfhg

Saw Alice and Alan again today, good times were spent on top of a cow (action photos to follow), and hopefully will see them again for drunken fun this week. Unfortunately I also have to return to work, I really really can't arsed. I think I'll waste time making my bebo look pretty.

On another note, I was dissapointed with Lost last night. It was pretty much the first episode I hadn't seen and it didn't really do much, even in the Lost sense.

Current Location:	hammock in the garden, oh yes baby, its hot today
Current Mood:	pissed off
Current Music:	jose gonzalez - heartbeats *cries*