So this is Manchester
14 March 2004 17:24Well, I'm here. My old room is much as I left it, only tidier.
girlofthemirror is millions of miles away in the distant South of England :(
Guinea pigs appear to have forgotten who I am, but did not object to the piles of grass I brought.
My brother has diagnosed my computer as 'a mess' and 'very sick', then crashed it a few times for me. Then he showed me his one, with its cordless optical wheel mouse and God-only-knows-what-else.
The pond is full of 1. frogspawn and 2. duck weed.
The lawn appears to be mainly moss.
There is a washing machine in the back garden (help! I feel like I'm living in Moss Side!!) - the new one looks quite snazzy.
Apparently there is a general consensus that Eni is extremely bad at packing. As I see it, putting things into thousands od miscellaneous Tesco and Sainsbury's carrier bags is a perfectly logical way to pack - no giant heavy cases that way. I don't get how
girlofthemirror managed to fit all her uni stuff into 4 cases. *shakes head in utter bewilderment*
Hurry up March 29th!!
Guinea pigs appear to have forgotten who I am, but did not object to the piles of grass I brought.
My brother has diagnosed my computer as 'a mess' and 'very sick', then crashed it a few times for me. Then he showed me his one, with its cordless optical wheel mouse and God-only-knows-what-else.
The pond is full of 1. frogspawn and 2. duck weed.
The lawn appears to be mainly moss.
There is a washing machine in the back garden (help! I feel like I'm living in Moss Side!!) - the new one looks quite snazzy.
Apparently there is a general consensus that Eni is extremely bad at packing. As I see it, putting things into thousands od miscellaneous Tesco and Sainsbury's carrier bags is a perfectly logical way to pack - no giant heavy cases that way. I don't get how
Hurry up March 29th!!