As it seems I'm not altogether very good at keeping journals/blogs up to date. The first and only entry before this was the first of September. And what is it now? January the 4th? I haven't been drawing much either; the faery costume i had to make for my textiles coursework took up way too much time to be successful as a project. I swear to whatever will listen that chiffon is the worst fabric in existence. Enough of that though, it doesn't even bear thinking about.

The current thing to worry about is the mocks and The Murder of Crows. The mocks however I'm not actually worrying about, afterall, they're only mocks and Cs aren't that bad for geography and textiles are they? Anyhow I can't be bothered to even think about revising properly.

The Murder of Crows is another matter completely. This thing actually matters if i want to get a good grade in my art GCSE. The project is birds and reptiles so i'm constructing a mobile of crows. They shall be made of wire and thread and beads and black things and other things crowish i believe. It's what I'm supposed to be working on right this minute and what should really be geography revision. Maths however seems to be what i should be revising, seeing as i have a non-calculator paper sometime in the next fortnight and i have the inability to divide. Long division and short division i hope will not arise....

Away from school though. At the moment it's far too cold to be wondering graveyards and such. It's minus five degrees at 10pm so being out later than 2pm is suicide. I don't really fancy turning into an icecube thank you very much. I mean, who could say what would happen when being defrosted? So, no graffiti, no graveyards and no cold legs .....except yesterday on a quest to buy condoms, but that's another story and it's neither the time or place to tell it.

Well i hope everybody has a good year. Just remember to have fun. And experimenting is good, we should all do more of it, including knife skills with beetroot, always good to practice