Blogging seems to be what everybody's doing, and why not? It's a good idea, to let people have a random insight into your own little world. The reason I haven't created a blog sooner is because I fear I'm not as interesting a person as I would like to think and I will probably end up writing "today I woke up, got out of the bed, went online, had a loo break, came back online, went to sleep, gained 10 stone" (rest assured, that's not a normal day. I do in fact have a life).
So I should probably write a little about myself, one which will be pernament seeing as my "About Me" section on MySpace does tend to change once a week. This is probably due to the fact that I feel like I'm constantly changing, or just because I think people are bored of reading the same old thing.
I'm currently seventeen years old, although I'll be turning 18 in two months time. Then I'll be on the floor of every club in town, seeing as I get drunk way too easily. I can't wait to actually not be turned away from 18+ gigs (it happened once for a Johnny Foreigner gig in March, and I never dared try again) and venture to New Slang (I've heard it's good). I'm gay, and I'd like to think I'm not camp, but I know how my voice sounds to me is different to the way other people hear it. I don't think I act camp though, I consider myself the same as everyone else. I'd like to think I have style, but even I have to admit I've really gone off those tight blue skinnies I bought from Urban Outfitters back in January.
Verdana Size 10 is my favourite font.
If you're going to a gig in Northampton, we may well run into each other at some point. Or we might not, but that's life really isn't it? I miss going to The Soundhaus already, but not so much that I could be arsed going on that Save The Soundhaus march thing that happened. Roadmender's alright I suppose. Not that I'm from Northampton, I reside about half an hour away in Milton Keynes but gigs at The Pitz are mostly terrible. And I'm originally Scottish, which I may well flaunt at you. I'm proud to be Scottish, and to still have the accent after almost living in this country for 10 years. In September I'll hopefully be going to study Public and Media Relations at Swansea University and I can't wait for this next chapter. I'm really interested in a career in the media, either in PR or in journalism. Competitive stuff though.
The journalism thing may well be a challenge, as I have difficulty in writing conclusions.
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