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hehe yeah i'll be in on that - which cinemas?

nah its tommorrow but ive been doing a lot of stuff for it today.

Alex - u get your thingy mijig in on time? for work - the thing u were stressing about?

Adrian - about 30mins ago hahaha

Zanda - I didn't really know many yr 12s when I came in yr 11... Us roley's stuck together hahaha Yeah my best friend Juanita went out with James and Andrew hahaha, Andrew is like married now with a kid... well he got her pregnant and his mum made him marry her

its for Thursday right?

haha paul i thought everyone wouldve put their hand up for them by now!! If noone else from Sau wants to go im sure i can find somebody who wants to tag along with us.

wasn't happy thinking of that it was just that I was driving in the country, listening to Gregorian chants: Masters of chant, it was a cloudy day and rained a little and all I could do was think of the weather and how if I was to crash the car and die I would be so happy. It was as if the weather and the earth looked at me and said all this is what life is about. Relaxing drive, sound of music and the thought that it wouldn't worry me to die. Man I loved that day and think, if I could have one day, repeat over and over again, it would be that day.

^MAN I WORK WITH SOME FKED PEOPLE!!

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