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[aleathiel]

I am officially half way through. I just handed in essay four out of eight (FOUR HOURS EARLY - go me!).

Which of course means I'm FREE tonight! (I love Wednesday nights).
Conveinent huh? Considering the date.

Remember, remember the fifth of November,
Gunpowder, treason and plot...

I feel like a six year old! We're going up to the boathouse to stand on the roof and watch the fireworks with mulled wine and then wander to the common for the huge bonfire.

(To all the non-Brits - it's Guy Fawkes Night tonight. Will give short history lesson to all who apply.)

Comments

[aleathiel.livejournal.com]

Yay, the waltzers. I'm also six years old. *whispers* I went on the waltzers just now...

[londinensa.livejournal.com]

Yes! another waltzer fan! Usually I can only drag someone on once and never again so have to find a fresh victim every time but I love the waltzers beats all the other rides hands down!

[aleathiel.livejournal.com]

Of course! I'm not really one for up-and-down rides because I'm scared of heights and I hate the drops. But waltzers are fantastic. I love the way that if you lean your head back you get stuck because it hurts your neck too much to lean forward. I laughed so much when I was on it tonight, with three male friends who were taking it seriously and there I was giggling like a child. (They bought me candy-floss afterwards so they obviously were convinced I'd regressed to being six!)

[londinensa.livejournal.com]

I don't know, the up and down ones are ok... we found a really wierd one about a year ago it was one of those sort of spidery ones that has about six arms with about 3 cars on each and spins around but this one bounced as well - have to admit that one got a few squeals out of us and howls of laughter from the other sensible ones who took one look and refused to go on it!

Still can't beat the waltzer though and I'm glad i'm not the only one that giggles the whole way through ;-)