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Today will be the hundredth post on this blog. When I started writing this blog I didn’t imagine that I’d end up writing personal anecdotes, but now it seems that they’re the most popular kind. So I hope you’ve enjoyed … Continue reading →

Today I took my Driving Theory Test, and for anybody who is planning on taking it anytime soon, I’ll tell you that you’ll almost certainly find it rather easy. You’ll probably be able to pass with a rather minimal amount … Continue reading →

I recently learned about a rather good feature of Facebook: people who are soon to be attending university can join special groups where they can chat online with people who’ll be doing the same course. Through this service, I’ve met … Continue reading →

Just a quick entry for today, and after today I’ll only be updating this on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Occasionally there might be exceptions, but that’ll be the usual.     Anyway, one thing that I noticed recently is the rather … Continue reading →

So, as I’ve told you before on this blog, reading is cool. Unfortunately, it seems to me that barely anybody actually does much reading, especially of anything written over a hundred years ago. As such, I’ll use this entry to … Continue reading →

I don’t really think I need to write much of an introduction for the entry (read the one I wrote on part 1) so here are numbers 5-1 of what I think to be the saddest moments in TV shows … Continue reading →

As you’ll know from yesterday’s post, and also from a post I wrote a few days ago, I’ve been planning on writing an entry about the saddest moments in TV shows and films. This entry is actually slightly broader than … Continue reading →

I spent hours writing ‘Top 10 Saddest Moments in TV Shows and Films’ then the page suddenly refreshed and it was gone! Unfortunately, I won’t have time to write it out again today, so the entry is postponed until tomorrow.

Lately, I’ve had a few people despairingly say to me that winter is coming soon and that already summer is coming to its end. Now, it is slightly disappointing that we’ll soon be losing the long days and warmth of … Continue reading →

A couple of days ago I met up with a few of my friends at a local pub called The Great Western. It was a nice social affair (apart from my friends Elliott Egan and Mike Wing trying to teach … Continue reading →