It’s been a rather packed week here at Meadow Towers:
- I got offered the Cambridge job – unexpected!
- Much deliberation later (thanks peeps for listening to me ramble) I turned down the Cambridge job – eek!
- Then I found a place to live in Oxford – woot!
- Interspersed with finishing both Twilight and New Moon – Edward is a whining twonk and Bella needs a good slap
- But I didn’t get offered the Oxford job – boo!
- And then the ELDO left work – sob!
All of which equates to:
- Moving to Oxford in three weeks, nice place to live, but no job confirmed and no eye candy to keep me entertained at work – eeeks and wooots in equal measure
Which is all a bit much for poor little me, so I am off to curl up with a glass of whisky and a trashy novel to drown my sorrows/make wonderful plans.
W00t/meh?
All the best in any case Cas. We’re here and listening 😉
Finally someone who agrees with me about Bella and Edward!!! They need to pull their head out of their respective *bleeps* and just enjoy each other amiright?!
Nils, thank you for the good wishes. They are definitely needed at the moment!
Pablo – firstly welcome back to the comments 🙂 And yes, both of them need to get over themselves! I’d forgotten how whiny and irritating young people in luurrv can be. At the same time, I still have this helpless desire to read the other two books to find out what happens.
If Bella isn’t a sodding vampire (or Jacob hasn’t staked Edward to make everyones life easier) by the end of book 3 I am going to be VERY annoyed.
I should add, Jacob is by far my favourite character so far. Chronically bad taste in women, but still my favourite.
@Cas well I will only say this because it is common knowledge outside of reading book 4, but book 4 is told from Edwards perspective so he will still be around. I need to get book 3 still. Still trying to power through Harry Potter =/
I like Whisky!
Pablo – Harry Potter is superior I think. Just. If only because the characters (bar Harry who should just give up already) get less whiny as the series progresses, not more!
Alan – whisky is indeed good.
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