"Nobody minds.Nobody cares.Pathetic, that's what it is."

Before you start to worry at the cynical and depressive titles, usernames etc- i have taken my inspiration form a source that i hold in the highest esteem; Eeyore!

I have taken inspiration from Rachael and Uncle Phil and thought i may as well rant to the world rather than errupting at Luke( i love you really) and Mum only..... i hope the rest of you realise you get it easy!

firstly a bit of a health warning is needed- i can be a bit extreme, so one post will be a light and positivity and in the next post shall be very much Eeyore based.... though probrably angrier than Eeyore.

secondly my typing skills and spelling leave ALOT to be desired and as such most of my blog will be completely incomprehensible... but it will make me feel better.

thirdly- posts are likely to be very sparodic, and largely based around essay/practical avoidance strategies.

righty ho..... in the words of Monty python 'GET ON WITH IT!'.

I have just returned from the wedding of the century.... my Nana and Grandad were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. since it was the second marrige for both of them the original ceremony was rather low key, and if you have ever met Nana you know that 'low key' are not words often accossiated with her. was actually a lovley service and their Minister John Lewis was very good... and he seems to be able to control Nana rather well! Nana looked 'lush' in a floor length purple sparkly number, and Grandad looked very smart, as did the rest of the family- the grandkids had pink bow ties( the boys) and Jasmine and Caitlin were in very cute pink dresses. I myself was in a dress... floor length and pink! pictures will be in a later post I'm sure.

Nana was on top form.... she showed off all her talented family and friends in a cabaret of music and an old man who tried to be funny. Jazzy and Caty sand 'Doe a deer' and 'Raindrops on Roses' and were very cute, Rhys played the piano an Stephen played 'Summertime' on the sax. My talents lie elsewhere..... not really sure where to be honest:Pthe band played really well, and my left arm muscles got a work out from carrying/dancing with Zach and jasmine.... and i think at one point we had the slowest conga in history. Speeches were refreshingly uncringeworthy; an the entire celebration was successfully a celebration of God's work, and what a blessing Nana and Grandad are as a couple; to each other and to others. Nana is one of my favourite people to make fun of (it's just so easy!) but she is remarkable!

On that note... it's time for some lunch- yummy leftovers from yesterday.... hurrah!