Something New each Day

Hiya guys, This is a post I didn't want to write and something in my heart wanted to believe that I wouldn't have to. However, somewhere in my brain, I knew that it was more possible that everyone had previously thought.  I am of course talking about the EU referendum that happened in Britain yesterday and the disastrous outcome which means that we are no longer a member of the EU. Before I get comments below, I did vote and I did vote to remain in the European Union as I have said since day 1. The big controversy today has been the huge difference between votes depending on the age group and I believe that this issue has been prominent for some time and needs sorting out.  It seems as if the majority of people who voted to leave the European Union were over the age of 50. This means two things: - They won't be the ones effected in the long run by these policies - They voted down to 'traditional views' held before we joined the EEC (later the

Hiya guys, I have been quiet for pretty much a month and a bit and there is only word to describe my absence: Exams! Coming home early in the year, when I am used to finishing late June or July, has made me realise how much of my time my education takes up. I end up doing the same things so here are things to do this summer when you can't really be arsed leaving the house. So basically a more laid back and cheap version of last year's list! Whether you take this seriously or not is up to you ;) 1. Get a Tumblr For those of you who already have one, then you'll know why I've put this one on the list. Make an account, follow a few blogs who post things that you like, search some tags and then do this pretty much all day. It takes up much more time than you'd think and opens your eyes to some awesome and sometimes weird things. NB: if you're a prude, don't go on tumblr in the midst of the night because shit gets cray. 2. Watch a new TV series... or