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I haven't been here for a while because when I wrote my last entry I'd actually been planning to say more but was having trouble putting my thoughts into words and it was so frustrating that I decided to just post my 10,000 steps pic and avoid LJ for a week. Because that's the sensible and mature way to handle things.

I did consider trying to write about it now, but I think it best to just draw a line under it and move on. So, moving on...

Last night I went to Emma's for her second hen party; this time it was an old school style sleepover with a superhero theme. I dressed up as Supergirl and took along my comic book shoes, which people seemed rather impressed by. Emma suggested I wear them to her actual wedding (which will also have a superhero theme) but I'm not sure I can wear heels that high for that long!

It was a nice evening, not least because all seven of us have known each other for years now, having gone to the same secondary school, and I love that we're still friends even after all these years. But at the same time it's terrifying to realise exactly how many years it has been. (FIFTEEN! We left school FIFTEEN YEARS AGO!)

This morning, after everyone else had gone, Emma and I continued the old school sleepover tradition of finishing off the leftover chocolate for breakfast. I mentioned wanting to watch Agent Carter so we found an episode. Unfortunately it was the sixth episode so Emma had to keep telling me who people were, but it was good. And I really must get round to actually watching it from the beginning!

And, here, have some pictures of me as Supergirl with my comic book shoes of awesome because I actually look pretty good:

Supergirl! )
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I know that I've almost completely abandoned Livejournal, but I had to come back today because I simply could not let a birthday pass without sharing my usual epic poem of unbridled brilliance:

So that’s the end of twenty nine
I’m going to need a lot of wine
I still say that there is no way
I turned thirty years old today


Because seriously, oh my god, how can I be thirty? I can't be thirty! There's just no way. Thirty year olds are responsible adults and proper grown ups and I am none of these things. I don't understand. Who said I could be thirty? It must be a clerical error. Someone fix this quickly!
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A week since my last post? That's shocking! I'm falling back into bad habits. But the thing is I haven't really felt like coming on LJ much these past few days (which is also why I've been such a failure at commenting lately. Sorry about that!) It also meant that I ended up keeping my Christmas theme for two days after Epiphany. Whoops.

Last night I went ice skating with some people from work. I only fell down once but I still ache all over today. Next time I go I want an empty ice rink and Booth to hold my hand!

...

Nov. 4th, 2010 10:18 pm
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I'm not really here. I'm just posting so I don't lose at NaBloPoMo.

And now I'm going to go to bed. I feel like I should take some cooca with me to complete my old lady status.
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You know how in TV shows (and that McDonald's advert) they show that someone is up ridiculously early by having them do stupid things like putting their shoe in the fridge or twelve spoonfuls of sugar in their coffee? Well that was me earlier, except it was at midday and I was cashing up the tills and managing to mess up the simplest of tasks.

Personally, I blame the Pope. And I see that he'll be in London on Saturday, which should make my trip rather... interesting. I don't think we'll be in the same area though, which is good, cos if I was anywhere near him I don't think I'd be able to resist the urge to start singing the Pope Song.

Also, my dentist approves of my wine drinking. I had a check up on Monday and he noticed my tongue was discoloured. I said it was probably due to the wine I'd had the night before and he said "Good, that's good for you." So yay for dentist-approved drinking!

And finally, I once again got to shock someone by telling them my age. One of the people I work with thought I was 20. Hee.
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Ah, the end of the month is such a mixed blessing. It brings with it two equally true, yet diametrically opposed, equations:

On the one hand: Payday = Money = Buying stuff = YAY!

On the other hand: Other people's payday = Other people's money = Other people buying stuff = Bleugh.

Yeah, that was my rather roundabout way of saying that we were very busy today. They even called me in early because of it. So I am very, very tired right now, but not as stressed as I was cos I've hit the alcohol and am quite lightheaded already. That's just from one beer. Clearly I am getting old.

Although, having said that, the new stock manager at work did think I was around 19 or 20. He was shocked when I told him I was 26. Maybe I should take advantage of my apparent youth. Go back to uni, re-do my early twenties, be less of a social failure.

Or maybe I'll just have another drink.
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Ok, I have a large GIN and LEMONADE and am ready to write my CAPSLOCK of doom entry.

I'm sure SOMETHING happened today and I thought "I'll MENTION that in my CAPSLOCK entry later" but I can't REMEMBER what it was. Epic memory FAIL. This is what happens when you turn TWENTY SIX.

Oh god, I'm TWENTY SIX. It hadn't really SUNK IN until just then.

It's all DOWNHILL to THIRTY now.

I need more ALCOHOL.
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So, I have decided that this year I am having a three day birthday celebration. This is day two of the joyous event and so far it is going most excellently.

Yesterday contained the awesomeness of Avenue Q, which is still hilarious even on the third viewing, and dinner at Ed's. Personally I loved the high stools and music there. The food was very filling so I'm going to have to go back another time to try their desserts.

Afterwards we walked around London for a bit, which was lovely since it is very pretty at night. And there was ice cream. Ice cream is always good. As is Polish vodka, which was also involved in the fun.

I also discovered that Paul has a very nice house and a very nice housemate. I brought the sacred offering of Dave and therefore hope I will be welcome back in the future.

Today was less action-packed but still fun. It was like a taste of Canada - we had cinnabons for breakfast, waited for a train and I am currently drinking Molson. I also have lots of American sweets from CyberCandy but I am resisting eating them until after my dentist appointment tomorrow.

Tomorrow, of course, being the culmination of my birthday celebrations and the actual day I turn 26. At which point I will officially no longer be a young person according to National Rail. I presume this means I will be qualified to pass judgement on the youth of today. Excellent.

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