It's almost the laasstt of my AS exams and I could not be happier! Except I could!
Before I start, I must inform whoever's time I am wasting that I live in Manchester, a city located in the North West midlands of England. It's like a miniature, tiny version of London. Manchester has long since been exhausted by me as I travel through it's city centre twice a day during my commute to and from college.
Planned long ago was a trip to London with my beloved sister (who of course paid for everything 😜) to attend a concert held by the drummer of the famous Japanese heavy rock band, Yoshiki. Though he loved rock, he also loved classical. And so he and his sextet of string players (whom were all suspiciously beautiful women) came forth as Yoshiki Classical. Through various unexpected events we were most honoured to meet him and his backstage staff. Nothing could make our day any better until the experience finally penetrated our star-struck phase and sunk into reality.
Here's a signed poster that's worth more than my life.
Despite the stay in London, I didn't have as much fun as I would have liked as I have two exams the following Monday and Tuesday, therefore - as Asian as we are - I was forced to revise. The Sunday before my exams (today yay!) we have another plan to attend Jon Richardson's stand-up show.
And if you know of neither X Japan, Yoshiki or Jon Richardson then shame on you, you pitiful human!! Just kidding, but make it so that you know them well!!
So... with the idea of work hard play hard, it appears to me that it does not work well at all when it becomeswork hard play hard. Therefore guess what I, the Queen of Procrastination, am doing? Yes. I am writing a post about everything that I shouldn't have done at a time so close to my exams.
But you know what? Coffee is on my side so I've nothing to fear!!
...or so I think.
Before I start, I must inform whoever's time I am wasting that I live in Manchester, a city located in the North West midlands of England. It's like a miniature, tiny version of London. Manchester has long since been exhausted by me as I travel through it's city centre twice a day during my commute to and from college.
Planned long ago was a trip to London with my beloved sister (who of course paid for everything 😜) to attend a concert held by the drummer of the famous Japanese heavy rock band, Yoshiki. Though he loved rock, he also loved classical. And so he and his sextet of string players (whom were all suspiciously beautiful women) came forth as Yoshiki Classical. Through various unexpected events we were most honoured to meet him and his backstage staff. Nothing could make our day any better until the experience finally penetrated our star-struck phase and sunk into reality.
Here's a signed poster that's worth more than my life.
Despite the stay in London, I didn't have as much fun as I would have liked as I have two exams the following Monday and Tuesday, therefore - as Asian as we are - I was forced to revise. The Sunday before my exams (today yay!) we have another plan to attend Jon Richardson's stand-up show.
And if you know of neither X Japan, Yoshiki or Jon Richardson then shame on you, you pitiful human!! Just kidding, but make it so that you know them well!!
So... with the idea of work hard play hard, it appears to me that it does not work well at all when it becomes
But you know what? Coffee is on my side so I've nothing to fear!!
...or so I think.
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