Hey guys,
I'm so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so sorry for not being the best blogger on earth but April was a very looooooooooooong month! I had to hand in an intermin Lit Review, undertook loads of sampling for my degree and revise for one of the most annoying exams I've ever taken!
But not to fear, I've been given a respite for the time being to update you on my condition of saywhattish.
I'm gonna open the subject of clubbing.
One night, I was alone in my cold, dark and dank room trying to swot up on the joys of fisheries in the UK and then all of a sudden, I put down my cup of tea and my creased bunch of lecture notes...stood up and with raised fists I shouted...'F**k this hydroecology revision....I;'m going out!'
I dragged my 2 housemates out after pampering to my worriedly big hair (don't worry, it's been cut), donned a now regretful orange t-shirt and went to the O2 Academy in Newcastle.
Walking in, both my housemates, Mike and Laura pressed their palms to their ears and marvelled at the sheer volume of the music. I had my hearing aid so in a sense, it acted like an earplug but I could feel the vibrations everywhere lifting me off the ground to the beat.
i thought I'd see what the music really sounded like without my hearing aids so I pulled them off (EARMOULDS FIRST!) and I could hear word for word the music. The sheer volume has allowed me to hear the music perfectly. I could evenhear different types of music ranging from Kings of Leon 'Sex on Fire' to laura's favourite band The Supremes of 'Baby love'. It was an incredible night!
The next morning, laura and Mike came to me complaining of ringing noises in their ears. I just shrugged my shoulders and thought that if they continue going to the O2 Academy then the ringing will become deafness and therefore they would be able to hear the words properly again! All in all, there's a good thing in the end!
Anyways, back to my revision and you can all continue laughing at my big hair and orange t-shirt. Actually...I'll include Mike and Laura in this to even the embarrassment out...
Ciao.
