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Gender: Female
Status: Single
Age: 33
Sign: Aries

State: Dublin
Country: IE
Signup Date: 7/4/2006

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Wednesday, February 04, 2009 

Current mood:  melancholy
1. Ive had long hair since the age of 6

2. I am a very deep sleeper, have been known to sleep though thunderstorms

3. Ive never had a cat, dog or any type of pet

4. I love chocolate but am vey picky about the brands

5. I first used hair dye in 2006, up till then, my hair had been completly natural colour and curly

6. I dont like mirrors

7. I read alot, on average 1 book a week

8. I dont down load either legal or otherwise, if I want new music or a film I prefer to go to HMV and buy cds and dvds

9. My first family holiday abroad was to Disney Land in Florida when I was 16

10. I have never broken any bones but have sprained my ankle and dislocated my elbow

11. I dont have a drivers licence

12. In the summer I get extremly bad hayfever

13. I was taught to sew by my grandmother and can knit, do embrodery, crochett, and used to make clothes for my Barbie dolls

14. I only wear black socks

15. Looking younger than I am really pisses me off sometimes

16. Im scared of getting wrinkles

17. I have a really bad temper, and when I lose it, I become very sarcastic and can say some very nasty things

18. I dont like taking a bath

19. I sleep with foam pillows not feather pillows

20. I have a very good long term memory

21. I dont eat fish

22. I love exploring new places, countries cites on my own

23. Most of my family dont know I have tattoos

24. I dont like rollercoasters

25. Im not a morning person, it takes me about 2 hours to wake up properly
Currently listening:
Circus [Deluxe Edition]
By Britney Spears
Release date: 2008-12-01
Tuesday, November 04, 2008 

Current mood:  scared

why do I always push people away, why am I scared to let the mask slip away. Miss independant, you will see, it will be ok. This is what youve wanted , so now when its just around the corner, stop fighting it. Why cant I just let go, and stop being so afraid?

 

the answers are the ghosts of the past, the demons inside my head. Must be strong, must not let the world see me cry, must appear to be carefree and happy. The wall is crumbling, but will it fall or be rebuilt?? Am I finally growing up, is this what it means to be an adult? Confronting my fears and not blocking things out.... always being on the outside, looking in, wanting but not knowing how..........

It's the chance of life, get ready, set, fly high.
Above the fear of your mind, go for it.
It's hit or miss, too late for you to quit.
You gotta show 'em how bad you really want this, so...

Live your dreams, it's not as hard as it may seem.
You gotta work to get the green, on your hopes you must lean
From your fears, you have to wean yourself.
It's all or nothing, give your everything...

Are what you believe, you got to bring the dreams.
Set the pace, competitions take the lead.
This is it, all eyes on you.
So stay on point and prove,
that you deserve whats long overdue.

Live your dreams, it's not as hard as it may seem.
You gotta work to get the green, on your hopes you must lean
From your fears, you have to wean yourself.
It's all or nothing, give your everything...

My heart is still recovering,
From the heartbreak of another kind,
I'm still drying my tears.
Getting over my own fears in my life.
So I wanna make sure this time that I'm strong enough,
To give it my all...

Live your dreams, it's not as hard as it may seem.
You gotta work to get the green, on your hopes you must lean
From your fears, you have to wean yourself.
It's all or nothing, give your everything...


So you gotta live your dreams,
So don't you be afraid.
Just set the pace, and take the lead,
It's your time to shine.
Please believe

 

 

Currently listening:
Good Girl Gone Bad
By Rihanna
Release date: 2007-06-05
Saturday, October 18, 2008 

Current mood:  busy

well its about time I posted here again, its been way too long since my last blog.

Im stil in London , cant believe its been nearly 2 years since I moved here and Im still loving it.

Im now working with a catering company as a waitress and its soo much fun. I get sent to different locations around London, depending on the contracts the company gets. I mainly work in 4 places, 2 conference centres, an office cafe and an event catering company.

Each of the places are very different and I get to experience a side of catering I

have always wanted to but never had the chance to do. Out of the 4 places the event catering company is the most fun. Its just like working in a proper restaurant, except we dont have a building. We arrive at a location and within 3 hours have set up a resturant in what was an open space. This week we were in The Royal courts of Justice in London, which during the day is a proper working Court. We turn up at 5pm, and thats when the magic army of catering staff transform the main hall and back corridors. Each night is a different event, on Thursday it was The Finincial Times Award show for Lawers and on Friday it was a company dnner. Each event though is a 3 course meal with tea and coffee, wine and water and the smallest one is approx 250 people. Its soo amazing to watch and be part of the tranformation, as by the end of the night, everything has to be packed up again and the place has to be back to its normal appearance. Working with the catering company is such a refreshing change for me. Im still doing the work I love, in catering but I can have the flexibilty of chosing when and where to work which I have never had before. As each day is different I dont get bored , and I can enjoy the work and have fun with my collegues without all the usual work politics and crap which happens in most jobs. ok thats it for now, butI will be back soon with another update
Currently listening:
King of Pop-UK Edition
Release date: 2008-09-30
Monday, March 03, 2008 

Current mood:  accomplished

Saturday was such a fun day, something I wish we could have done in Dublin but it just wouldnt have worked as well. Maybe thats why I love going to fan meetups cos no matter how hard we tried in Ireland, Irish fans just dont get the whole fan thing, even now, the majority of Irish fans dont even like going to Michaels hotel!! I never really connected to Irish fans like I do with fans from the UK and Europe, so now that Im in London, anytime there is a fan meet I try to be there.

On saturday I meet up with fans from www.mijac.co.uk who had organised the meet up. The plan for the day was to have fun and for us to be a street team to help with the promo of THRILLER 25.

Street Teams are groups of fans who work with record companies to help with the promotion of music. Almost every artist has a street team and now we were starting one for Michael.

There was only 6 of us but that didnt matter, as we all knew each other and even if we didnt do anything it was soo nice to meet up and have fun.

The first part of the day was to head to the park and learn the dance from Thriller. Luckely that wasnt as hard as it seemed as as N, J and P already knew it and me, K and M knew bits of it. We spent a really fun filled few hours putting it all together and alot of people stopped to see what we were up to. We went to a few locations in the park, all the time gaining confidence as each time we performed the routine we were more and more in time with the music and each other.

At one location in the park we gained another "dancer". Two people were in the park doing a uni project about happynes. The guy was dressed as a white rabbit and the girl was filming his adventures in the park. We taught him a few moves and he joined in with us. It was sooo funny and alot of people stopped to see what was going on.

After each performance of the routine we would go over and talk to the people who had stopped and tell them why we were doing the Thriller dance in random places. P had made tshirts for us and flyers to hand out and over all we had a great time in the park.

this is a video of us in the park

Thriller in the park

 

After the park we headed up to Trafalgar Square but on the way we saw a perfect place to dance, just outside the park was a mounument with steps onto the footpath and the footpath was quite big. That was really fun, as we all started the dance on the steps, then moved down and continued on the foothpath. We drew a huge crowd, even afew taxis stopeed to see what we were doing!!

Then it was onto Trafalgar Square. We were abit nervous as there was alot of people around, and we thought the police might stop us as someone thought we need a performing licence. We eventually found a spot at the back of Trafalgar, near the Art Gallery. Eventually we got over our nerves and just went for it. OMG, that was sooo much fun. We got a huge crowd and even though the police were watching us they didnt come over to us. When we finished we just sat back down on the wall where our bags were. While the rest of us were trying to get our breathes back, we noticed P was talking to someone with a camera. Another uni team were doing a project and wanted to film us!!! So we did a second performance in Trafalgar Square, and yet again had a huge crowd.

Just as we were about to leave some teenage kids sitting on the wall near us starting shouting that we were crap and that we couldnt dance!!! OMG,  this just made my blood boil, and I challenged them to a dance battle. Ha ha, the looks on their faces as I did some freestyle dance was classic, and they were all talk as they never moved, just sat there mouthing off. I had such a laugh at them cos they thought they were being "cool" mouthing off at us, they hadnt bargined on being challenged to a dance battle which they didnt even have the bottle to accept!!

By this stage we were getting hungry so we headed up to Leicester Square to get some food. We spent ages there and the early buzz of dancing had almost worn off so we headed up to Eros Statue in Picadilly for one last performance. We did the dance about 3 times, as the first one was total crap, cos we had lost the momentum from earlier. The last one was just the 3 best dancers N, J and P and the rest of us handing out fliers and talking to people who had stopped.

After Eros, we decided we had danced enough and that it was time to eat properly so we headed to the nearest Wetherspoons. It was alos N's birthday so we had a bithday drink for her. K had to go home after that but the rest of us went for a few more drinks and I eventually got home around 111.30pm.

Thank you everyone, it really was a THRILLING day, it was great to catch up with everyone and finally, after 25 years I can now do the THRILLER dance properly!! Cant wait for the next time

Currently listening:
Michael Jackson 25th Anniversary of Thriller(Deluxe Casebook Edition)
By Michael Jackson
Release date: 12 February, 2008
Monday, February 18, 2008 

Current mood:  depressed

ugh sometimes I wish things could be different. I wish I could talk to my sister the way I talk to some of you ( you know who you are, hugs, you let me rant and ramble, thanks for listening and caring)

I have never been really close to my sister. Even when we were growing up, we never really got on. Yes we agrued alot and I know most people do but then we just somehow drifted apart.  She is 3 years younger than me but I have always felt that she is older than me. We dont look like sisters and in many ways are total strangers who happen to share the same parents.

When we were in school and lived at home, she was part of a large group of friends who even now 12 years after leaving school still reamin friends and are in regualar contact. Growing up I really only had 1 close friend, we are still in contact but like my sister we are not as close as we once were.

My life is very different to my sister and in the last few years we  have even less in common. She has lead the convental life, one which tends to be more accecpted in society. She settled in London, bought a flat and worked her way up the buisness career ladder, generally leading the life of a typical 20 something in London. Then last year she moved to New Zealand with her boyfriend and is now leading a simialar life there. She would be typical of 20 to 30 year olds in society today, owns property, has a succesful career and is in a steady relationship.

My life on the other hand is very different. Since leaving college I have worked in the catering industry, rarely staying long in any job or location. I dont own property, dont drive and work in a low paid industry. My social life is next to nothing and as for relationships, I just dont seem to get bit of my life quite right either. My friends are Michael Jackson fans, who are the only people who actaully understand me and the life I lead. I have never had an office job and as a result the hours I work are when most people are off, ie weekends and nights.

Part of my reason of moving to London was to look after my sisters flat while she was away. She was only ment to be away for approx 1 year but now it seems like she wont be home for a few years. Since moving here, it seems me looking after her flat has driven us even more apart instead of bringing us closer.

The only time she even rings me now is about things to do with the flat. I have always felt like whatever I do is never good enough, that she would do things better and thans how it feels about this flat. All I wanted was to do something for my sister but it feels like yet again Iv'e failed and messed up.

It feels like all my life, no matter how hard I try Im just not good enough. At school, her grades were better than mine, she earns way more money than I do now, no mater what I do its just not as perfect as her.

Sometimes I feel like I should just cut all contact with my family and just disapear but I could never hurt my parents like that. They have always been protective of me and in the last few years this has almost got to the point where I feel suffacated and over protected.

Since becoming an active Michael Jackson fan, I have found that many others are like me, lonely, depressed,  and generally misunderstood who dont lead the lives the society labels as "normal".  These last few years have been the happiest of my life, but soo much of this I cant share with my family. My mother told me years ago, that they did not want to know the details of my travels and experiences, they only wanted to know that I was safe. As a result, my parents have never met most of my friends, and dont know about this website or about my online life.

I know my parents try not to compare us, but subconsiously they always do. Last week was another example, they came to London to visit me but my dad keep pointing out places, thats where your sister used to go, we went to that restaurant with your sister, etc etc....

 

 

Monday, January 28, 2008 

Current mood:  relaxed

thanks to suzanne, found this on her blog and just had to put it her cos very weirdly it is me!!

 

You are balanced, orderly, and organized. You like your ducks in a row.
You are powerful and competent, especially in the workplace.
People can see you as stubborn and headstrong. You definitely have a dominant personality.

You are usually the best at everything ... you strive for perfection.
You are confident, authoritative, and aggressive.
You have the classic "Type A" personality.

You are wild, crazy, and a huge rebel. You're always up to something.
You have a ton of energy, and most people can't handle you. You're very intense.
You definitely are a handful, and you're likely to get in trouble. But your kind of trouble is a lot of fun.

You tend to be pretty tightly wound. It's easy to get you excited... which can be a good or bad thing.
You have a lot of enthusiasm, but it fades rather quickly. You don't stick with any one thing for very long.
You have the drive to accomplish a lot in a short amount of time. Your biggest problem is making sure you finish the projects you start.

You are very intuitive and wise. You understand the world better than most people.
You also have a very active imagination. You often get carried away with your thoughts.
You are prone to a little paranoia and jealousy. You sometimes go overboard in interpreting signals.

 

will post a proper update in a few days, byeeeee

Currently watching:
Cry Baby (Director’s Cut)
Release date: 12 July, 2005
Wednesday, January 16, 2008 

Current mood:  relieved

omggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg

well after all the trauma and ups and downs of the last year, I finally had enough of the company I work for. For the last few months my heart has not really been in my work. Ive tried soo hard to fit in and adapt to this company but this week I just cant take any more.

Alot of things have been happening and my eyes have really been oped to how this company is run. I dont agree with alot of their rules and policies and feel that it is a compnay full of double standards.

Some things , to me, as a trained professional catering person just dont make sense. Ive come to realise that this company is a paper company. People are being promoted and completing the necessary paperwork but in the actual day to day running of the shift, these same people are not capable of doing the job they have been promoted to.

As long as the files are up to date when managers from head office do their mothly checks, it dosnt seem to matter that certain people are not doing the practical side of their job!!!

All of this has made me realise just how much I miss working with professional people who actaully care about the catering industry.

Today after alot of thought I told my manager I wanted to leave the company. She was not happy and actaully seemed quite angry that I would dare to hand in my resignation!! Right now I dont really care, as up to now Ive given this company 100%, most of the time doing far more than my job discription and doing extra work which I wasnt paid for.

The only thing I will miss about this company is the friends I have made. I will miss all the fun we had, especially in the last 4 months. The team I have been working with is very small and even though at times, it has been stressfull, we have had soo much fun. PLEASE DONT STOP THE MUSIC  you guys, the singing and dancing made the hard times soo much more bearable.

Now it is time to start thinking about me and what is important in my life. I have been to see the manager in a company I used to work for and he has said there is a job for me. I have to have another interview in the next few days so I will keep you posted.

 

 

Currently listening:
Michael Jackson: The Ultimate Collection
By Michael Jackson
Release date: 16 November, 2004
Friday, January 11, 2008 

Current mood:  happy

 

 

OMMMMMMMMMMMMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just back from seeing Johnny Depp, it was amazing.

One of the things I wanted to do when I moved to London was to go to the film premiers in Lecister Square. For years I have been watching them on tv and been hearing from one of my friends about who she has got autographs and photos of.

I knew before Christmas that The Sween Todd premiere was going to be on jan 10 so I put in a scedule request. Then on wednesday I got a phone call from my supervisor asking to work on thursdsay..... hell nooooooo!!!!!

This was one premiere I did not want to miss. I got up reallly early and was in Leicester square by 8am.

The main press area and and fan meet and greet was beeing held in the garden in the centre of the square but when I arrived they still hadnt finished setting up.

I joined the queue at the entrance of the garden, and found about 20 people infront of me, all of whom had slept outside to make sure they were top of the queue!!!

Inside the gareden they were building 3 fan areas and 2 press sections. One press section was at the entrance to the garden on one side of the red carpet with the first fan section opposite. The second press section was in a circle around the fountain in the centre of the garden , with the other two fan sections at the sides.

When we were finally allowed into the garden I managed to get to the barrier in the fan section opposite the cinema and the second press section. I had a really goo view of the red carpet , and awas able to watch all the stars being interview.

The hours seemed to crwal by and to make matteres worse, it rained and rained for most of the day. All you could see was a sea of umbrellas, and everyone huddled together, trying to stay as dry as possible.

At about 5pm, things started happening at last. The press started arriving and taking up their positions, and even though it was still rainging, you could start to feel the excitment building.

Suddenly at about 6pm, cars stared arriving, OOOMMMGGGGG and then like a tidal wave, the screaming started as Johnny got out of the car and started walking to the press area.

It was crazy, even though the directer and other stars were also there, EVERYONE only wanted to see Johnny.

I got some good photos of him in the press section, and then suddenly he turned around and started walking towards the section where I was, He went right to the end of the barrier and started signing autographs for everyone, going right along the barriers from end to end, making sure EVERYONE got something signed.

When he got to me I handed him the dvd cover from 21 Jump Street. He was really surprised and said "wow, that was along time ago" When I told him I used to watch it on tv, he smiled, looked me in the eye and squeezed my arm before moving on to the next person.........

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

wow, he is soooo cool, and even though there was alot of people, he took his time, actually looking at what people were asking him to sign and looking up at the person holding it.

After everyone had gone into the cinema, one of my friends had managed to find out where the afterparty was being held, so I decided to meet her there.

When we got there , we werent sure but then saw some security and barriers so decided to wait around for abit. After a while some other people tured up and security asked us to go behind the barriers.

The first to arrive was Alan Rickman, and he was really nice, signing autographs and talking to people.

Then Tim Burton and Helena Bonham Carter arived, he just went inside but she came over and signed some autographs.

Then the last to arrive was Johnny, something must have happened cos he just went straight in, maybe he was late, but for me it was amazing just to see him but everyone else was really disapointed he didnt come over and sign autographs.

By now it was after 10pm and my body had had enough, Even though I had about 4 layers of clothing, I was really cold and somehow the rain had managed to get though to my skin in some places.

Still cant believe that I spoke to Johnny Depp last night...............

Currently watching:
21 Jump Street - The Complete First Season
Release date: 26 October, 2004
Sunday, December 30, 2007 

Current mood:  relaxed

well its nearly new year and Im back in London. Christmas at home was sooo nice, eating and sleeping and just being looked after cos I was not feeling well.

It was a bit strange, some things were the same and yet some things were not right. It was the first year that my sister wasnt at home, and it kinda feels like a bit of the magic of christmas has gone, a bit like in HOOK, when Peter Pan grows up

The first change was Christmas mass. For at least the last 10 years were have gone to Christmas mass as a family to a tiny church halfway up the Dublin mountains, where the mass is really simple and said by a little old priest. Its really basic and somehow the mass seems to have more meaning than in most other churches.

This year, we went to the local church, where we havnt been to mass as a family since I was in school. Even though its been about 12 years, it was still the same. The same faces sitting in the same parts of the church, the same out of tune choir singing the same hymns, trying to sound like professional singers but the harmonies were as cringing as ever!!

After mass I was still feeling miserable but managed to wrap my presents and put them under the tree.

Christmas morning I woke up about 6am and just didnt want to get up. Usually me and my sister compete as to who will wake up first, yes I know Im over 30 but at christmas Im back to being a child!!

This year it kinda felt like just another day but by 8am I decide I had to get up. I went into my parents room and we all went down to open the presents. Another family tradition is that before we open the presents, my sister being the youngest in the house, puts the baby Jesus figure into the crib.

My mum asked me would I like to do it, but it didnt feel right so she did it. I know its only a little thing but still......

After that we opened the presents. As usual, my mum tries soo hard to get things that I might like, but she dosnt get it quite right, bless her. This year I suggested speakers for my laptop and an MJ book.

I got the speakers alright but also a webcam. One of my little phobias is having my picture taken, my parents know I hate it but they think its just a phase. They have a webcam so they thought I might like one too. Oh well I know they mean well but its just another thing that my parents dont really understand about me!

After opening the presents we had some breakfast. By this stage I was feeling really miserable and had a fever so I went back to bed. Yet another break from the usual family christmas.

I felt really bad but this year I just didnt have the energy to help with Christmas dinner. Every year christmas dinner is a real family affair, with everyone helping and doing little bits. This year I slept right though the morning and my dad and mum cooked the dinner between them.

Dinner was abit flat too, although I did try to make it a bit festive by wearing new clothes and playing really cheesy Christmas music.

After dinner , took some flu tablets and made a huge effort to try to be festive. Stayed in living room with my parents and watched the usual crap christmas tv while devouring a box of chocolates.

Another thing that stayed the same was the usual annual visit of my childhood friend and her mum. Me and O have known each other since we were about 5 years old. Growing up we were insepartable but in the last 10 years we have kinda drifted.

She is the only one from school and the area I grew up in that I have kept in contact, and I would love for our friendship to be like it was years ago, when we knew everything about each other. I dont think she even knows abot my tattoos, cos  she is not a Michael fan and hasnt shared the experiences and trips with me like my fan friends.

And so that was christmas day, same but different and just a bit flat.

The next day, St Stephens Day in Ireland, Boxing Day in the Uk was like always. Just stayed in bed for most of the day, eating and watching tv and chatting online. My dad finally connected up the wireless modem so I was able to use my laptop with out moving from my comfy bed!!

My mum had been mentioning going to see my gran but I really didnt want to. My time at home always flies by and I just want to do nothing but have me time. I know this sounds selfish but being at home is the only time I can fully relax both my mind and body and rechage my system.

So I said that as I wasnt really better yet, maybe I shouldnt go as it would not be good for my gran to catch the flu from me. My mum agreed and in the end my mum and dad and my aunt and her husband went to see my gran.

As soon as they had left I suddenly got a mad idea and decide to go shopping instead!! Maybe it was the combination of all the flu tablets I had been taking and not getting up at crazy o clock and actallly waking up natuarlly instead of being woken up by my alarm.

I put on some music and got ready and decided to go into the centre of Dublin. On my way to the bus I took a nother mad idea and took some photos of the road and local buildings... god I hope none of the neighbours saw me!!

I spent a nice few hours, just wandering around the shops, up and down back streets, finding all the odd quirky shops you dont see in London. Of course I went to the main shopping areas aswell, couldnt resist popping into the music shops.

Finally made it home about 7pm and by then my parents were back from seeing my gran. Didnt do much for the rest of the evening and ended up going to bed early.

Friday, my last full day in Dublin started early, well early for me when Im at home. I had to be at the hairdressers for 10 am, and managed to convince my dad to give me a lift.

The hairdressers is about 10 mins from the house in the huge shopping centre which has become the centre of the new development of what used to be a suburb of Dublin but is now like a small town.

When I was a child, 25 years ago, where we lived was a new housing development in the southwest of Dublin , just under the mountains. In the late 60's, early 70's the Irish government decided to create a new suburb around a rural village. They built thousands of houses in the fields surrounding the old village but then that was it.

They had the palns drawn up to crate a new town but after building the houses they ran out of money. Unfortunatly by then thousand of people have moved in and thats when the problems started.

Most of the people who moved to this new town were young married people starting families and so the population grew rapidly within 10 years and by the early 80's had one of the youngest populations of any area in Ireland. All these young families, with no facilites led to high crime, and unemployment.

It was only in the late 90's that the govermnent finally started to finance the plans that had been in storage for the last 20 years!! Thats when the the hospital, new police station and most importantly a proper shopping centre was built.

Now the shopping centre is surrounded by new buildings, new roads and amazingly apartment buildings. My hair took about 3 hours, in case you are wondering, I got red highlights, and a wash, cut and blow dry. As I was there I got my hair strightened, as I dont normally have the patience to do it at home!!

After I finishd at the hairdressers, I spent a few hours wandering about the shops. Times like this I realise exactly why I moved away from the area I grew up in.

I have always felt I didnt really fit in and just wanted to get awy and make my own way in life. Being back in the are I now see that I just didnt want to be another statistc and cliche. There are two  typical ways of life that girls I grew up with followed.

1. They got pregnant while still a teenager, dropped out of school, went on benifits, either turned to drink, drugs, crime or all three

2. didnt do any of the above, stayed in school, went to college, was in a steady relationship by their early 20's, got a good normal job, ie in a bank, and by their late 20's had bought a house in the local area.

Neither of their ways of life appealed to me and still dont. I think I am one of those people who is a free spirirt, and is completly individual. I dont even dress or look like a typical person my age!!

ERM.... I seem to be rambling abit so going to make this last bit quick, near the end of this epic, I promise!!

After wandering abit I realised I hadnt got my other gran a present and rang my dad for some ideas. By chance he was heading to the shopping centre anyway and I met up with him and finally found something for my gran.

On the way home we called in to see one of my dads friends and his wife. My dads friends are kinda cool, really nice people and sooo Dublin/Irish in every way.

After spending about 2 hours in their house we finally made it home yep you guessed it, finished the day eating and watching tv!!!

Yesterday, Saturday I came back to London. Even though Dublin is not really that far from London, it still takes almost the full day from door to door.

We left the house at 11 am, and drove to the airport by the motorway which goes around Dublin. That journey takes about 45 to 50 mins, it used to be even longer before the motorway cos we had to go right though the centre of Dublin from south to north.

We got to the airport at 11.45 am and joined the queue at checkin. I was abit worried because my case was a bit heavy but luckly I wasnt charged any extra. My flight was supposed to leave at 1.35 pm so I had plenty of time to checkin and go though security.

After checkin I said goodbye to my parents and didnt get held up too much at security. I got somrthing to eat and then checked the boards for my gate. I saw that it was gate 14 so I headed there as it was nearly 12.45pm.

When I got to gate 14 my flight wasnt showing so I had another look at the main info board. This time it said gate 16, so off I went to gate 16. Guess what, wrong AGAIN, this flight was going to Tenerife!!

Back to the info board and now it said gate 11, so back down to gate 11, except this was going to Paris!! By now I recogised a few faces who had been following me from gate to info board to gate so I decided to stay put at gate 11.

Afew others from my flight had the same idea so we just stayed at gate 11 and eventually, about 20mins after we were due to board, the flight info popped up.

We eventully took off around 2.15pm, not bad for a 1.35 flight, oh well thats what you get when you fly with a budget airline!!!

We landed about 3.15 and by the time I got to central London it was about 4.30pm, then I had to get the tube to my flat. I fianlly made it to my flat around 5.15pm!!

And so that was my Christmas, pretty eventful dont you think!!

Roll on new year, and 2008, have made some resolutions, some I might share in my next blog.

Happy New year to who ever reads this and btw if anyone is actually intrested in my epic rambling I would love a comment or two, and dont forget to check out my pics from home.

ok Im done now, byyyeeeeee

 

Currently watching:
Michael Flatley - Feet of Flames
Release date: 30 October, 2001
Monday, December 24, 2007 

Current mood:  lazy

feeling sooo much better, just a qick update, will write more in a few days.

Had a really crap few days at work, as I fell ill with flu and just need some tlc!!. Flight was delayed about an hour. today went shopping with my dad for my mums christmas pressie, some things dont change!!.

 

Just in from Christmas mass, midnight mass at 7pm, the joys of living in a an area with problems..... they changed the time about 20 years ago, as people would be attcked on their way home, cars would be stolen from the church car park etc...

 

Have just wrapped my pressie for everyone, ooopsie  as I was feeling soo meserable and ill I forgot a part of my dads pressie, will have to post it to him

Have taken some photos of the houses on the street, every year everyone tries to make thier house the one that looks the best( or worst whichever way you see it, oops must not take p***s out of neighbours!!)

Happy Christmas everyone

Currently listening:
The Jackson 5 Christmas Album
By Jackson 5
Release date: 11 June, 2007