Happy Birthday to me!
Well, it's not been very happy. My stepdad is in London so I won't be seeing him.
My Aunt has been in labour for three days so I have been worried about her and angry at the hospital for being short staffed and not giving her a room. Anyway, Sophie Louise Howell came into the world at ten past twelve this afternoon. She stole my birthday sigh.
Also, I have had an argument with a right cow during Spanish. And I've nearly got sunburn
Oh well, at least I can sign up to Facebook now lol
Thursday 24 May 2012
Monday 14 May 2012
As the my lovely publisher and good friend Euan has posted, I have my first book out. YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope you enjoy. I am trying to figure out the sequence of my new project, it is not the sequel but Promised will have a sequel eventually. So excited!!!!
Anyway, crazy jumping around the room phase over, I have been wondering what conversation catergory teenagers fall into. I mean, parents and adults don't like our company. Well, the cool ones do but most think we shouldn't be involved in adult conversations, which I think could possibly be being as mean and bi-tch-ey (I do not swear) as teenage girls.
And kids are snotty brats who talk stupidly and are evil. Do we just go take ourselves off to some shelf where we fester till our elderly parents now think at 30 we are now capable of being an intresting companion!!!!
Ergh, then again, some kids are cute! I will give you the example of Poppy who is playing with a cup and spoon very cuely. Awh, she pretends to drink from it!!!!
She is adorable. She is 15 nearly months but here is a picture from Christmas when she was 10 months old.
I guess I'll upload some more photos...
Poppy looking defeated because she has been told that dirty, awful word, No! She is on her Dad's lap; he is the one who stopped the naughty raggamuffin btw.
Albany, trying to persuade the parents to be gullible to her mischief. You can even tell she is planning something evil.
Me and my Mommy, looking beautiful. Not! LOL
George and Albany on the swing set outside the Indian Restraunt.
Yes, an Indian Restraunt. My Mother did not wish to cook on Christmas so my parents said we were going there with no say from the kids. But as their argument was, the J-man was more likely to have eaten curry than mash potatoes and chicken.
I hope you enjoy. I am trying to figure out the sequence of my new project, it is not the sequel but Promised will have a sequel eventually. So excited!!!!
Anyway, crazy jumping around the room phase over, I have been wondering what conversation catergory teenagers fall into. I mean, parents and adults don't like our company. Well, the cool ones do but most think we shouldn't be involved in adult conversations, which I think could possibly be being as mean and bi-tch-ey (I do not swear) as teenage girls.
And kids are snotty brats who talk stupidly and are evil. Do we just go take ourselves off to some shelf where we fester till our elderly parents now think at 30 we are now capable of being an intresting companion!!!!
Ergh, then again, some kids are cute! I will give you the example of Poppy who is playing with a cup and spoon very cuely. Awh, she pretends to drink from it!!!!
She is adorable. She is 15 nearly months but here is a picture from Christmas when she was 10 months old.
I guess I'll upload some more photos...
Yes, an Indian Restraunt. My Mother did not wish to cook on Christmas so my parents said we were going there with no say from the kids. But as their argument was, the J-man was more likely to have eaten curry than mash potatoes and chicken.
Saturday 12 May 2012
Amy's Book
Hello Readers,
Amy's First Book Promised will be available on amazon.com from Monday. The Book will be in paperback and is 72 Pages Long. It is only a Novella!!
Amy's First Book Promised will be available on amazon.com from Monday. The Book will be in paperback and is 72 Pages Long. It is only a Novella!!
Saturday 5 May 2012
Life's comebacks
After seeing Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (I would love to read it), my friend Mara has been telling me that the answer to life, the universe and everything is "42" but I can come up with cooler answers, thank you Mara-moo. Here they are:
- Here is a convieniantly found dictonary. Look it up yourself Lazy
- Do I look like Google?!
- Popcorn
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