Hayley vs. Gareth

Ouestion…

Is it ever possible to cut an onion and not cry? I swear that I have done it in the past, but for the life of me I can’t remember how, I feel that as a student this is going to be a very important question that I need to be answered.

My experiment

I am conducting an experiment…

…Do blondes really have more fun? I will be letting you know over the next few weeks, as I now am partially blonde. It’s all quite strange…

Things to complain about…

Trolley’s - they are rubbish!

Saturday Night TV

Not being able to Shop

Coffee being to hot to drink when you buy it from a shop to take away, so you have to wait for 20 minutes to drink and still burn your tongue.

Only having a week left at home… but so much more to do!

yes… i would like some cheese to go with this wine. Bree would be good, but it not cheddar will do.

Things to blog about

In the next couple of weeks I need to blog about a few things…and so I thought I’d write them down so that I remember to…

• Mark leaving blog
• Hayley leaving blog
• Rach leaving blog (BULLET POINT - may end up in one blog)
• Blog about my lovely newly decorated office and my new office sharing buddy Phil
• Maybe a blog about my new hair do
• Blog about me starting my degree
• Blog about my wonderful two induction days
• Blog about anything else I can think of

Disney!

I realised just how cool I’ve become this year, as I was driving home last night and pulled up to some traffic lights. There I was singing along to Beauty and the Beast - tale as old as time (after the Little Mermaid, and of corse A Whole New World!!!) when an ultra cool suped up chav moible pulled up behind me - I couldn’t hear the melody of the they were blasting out but the base line added something special to Mrs Potts song! I was also debating with myself what my favourite Disney film is. It’s got to be between A Little Mermaid, Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast. After much thought on the matter. I decided on The Little Mermaid. I open it to you guys…What is your favourite Disney film???

Who knew painting could be such hard work!

Well…. today was offically the last day that I ever need to go into CYM. It was a sad moment when Gareth and I stood at the door to the office which we have shared for the last year. The office in which the majority of our posts have been written and in which hayley vs. gareth came about. I must mention that it looks 1000 times better than it did last year, as Gareth, Phil and myself have spent the day painting it, and as Gareth would say doesnt have all my filth in…im not that untidy honest! It’s only 19 days till i go to uni now…. so scary… but amazingly exciting.

Another exciting point… Phil Green has been working for the EA this year on a project called essential. Its a great project which aims at getting young people to enagae in Biblical truth, looking at theology in youth groups as well as all the issue based stuff. Any way the website is now up and running - looking very cool i must say. So have a look - www.essential-truth.org

So bad its good

Whilst playing pool last night and in between laughing at Kev’s claw, me, the Hartwell and Crug discussed the movies that we love dearly but we know that they are rubbish…

and the movie that we mentioned the most was…

Short Circuit 2!

It’s a brilliant movie featuring the legend that is Johnny 5! Who debatadly Kev has based his personality upon!

If you haven’t seen it then you serioulsy need to check it out! It’s the muts!

Poor little mite

As I came into the office this morning and went on to the interweb to check out what is happening in the world, I received some awful news…

Steve “The Crocodile Hunter” Irwin has died.

He died whilst filming a documentary in the Great Barrier Reef and I was expecting it to be because of some massive shark attacking him or something that you would expect to come from Steve but he was killed by a stingray. The stingray has a barb and Steve was struck in the chest with it and he died almost instantly.

Its a real shame for such a legend, his TV shows were always entertaining and even though you weren’t always sure if all his dogs were barking, he was always funny to see being interviewed.

So long and farewell Steve!

Good day mate!