Update!

As you can see I am going through a 'dry patch' at the moment on my blog. I might have a blogging splurge soon though since I'm going back to uni, and will have no TV so when I get bored of surfing the net (is that phrase still used nowadays?) I'll probably do some random blogging :]

I've mainly been on tumblr, and FrontierVille on Facebook (yes, I'm sad) recently. I've got to 350 posts on tumblr which shows I've been busy reblogging, and such.

My summer holiday is almost over and:

♥ I didn't get a job

♥ I went to London for a week to visit my uni friend! This involved going on an almost four hour train journey by myself! It was definitely a personal milestone/achievement, I am very proud of myself! I also briefly visited Brighton, which involved eating at the Sushi Garden, getting money out of a NatWest cash point and getting a train to London. I went to Brighton to visit another of my uni friends for her birthday, it was too brief a visit, and I definitely need to go back soon!

♥ I started using Twitter for something other than entering jewellery competitions, and tracking down sales; I've kept in contact with Jorden, whom I've mentioned before, mainly to share pictures of BC though! But she's an avid fan of Twitter so I know if I need to talk to her I can. (I have no mobile signal at my house, and I don't have MSN etc, so the only way I can keep in contact with anyone is by the teh net, mainly by Facebook so using Twitter for 'real life' communications has been fun).

♥ I went on holiday to Mevagissey, Cornwall for two weeks with my family. We normally stay on campsites in our folding camper but we decided we wanted change. Last year we tried a caravan, which didn't work out for us, so this year we stayed right in the heart of Mevagissey in a cottage! It was different to camping, it was just like we were looking after someone elses home, which of course is exactly what it is, it wasn't perfect but there were plus points, such as the facts we didn't have to put up and take down the camper/awning, we didn't have to creep over to the loo block in the dead of night if we needed said loo, and since we had much more space we didn't have to be as tidy as we have to be when we're camping! There were, however, problems the main one being dodgy plumbing, involving rain water coming up the plug in the bath... but overall I enjoyed staying in a cottage, by the end of the two weeks it kind of felt like home, and I was sad to leave it. I think I would like to stay in a cottage again soon, or at least next year.

♥ I'm moving into a house with six other people! And currently the house isn't finished, I want to move in this Sunday, the 19th, but I'm not sure at the moment if it's going to be ready in time, which is extremely worrying. The kitchen and bathroom were/are being redone over summer and the work was meant to be done by the first of September! So watch that space on that one (or whatever the phrase is). I might be moving in the weekend after...

♥ I'm into my overdraft. Mainly caused by my trip to London. Thank goodness for no interest, up to a point.

^^ So there's a briefish summary. I may go into more detail about my trip to London and my holiday in Cornwall at a later date. Or not...

Until next time,