Help me Obi-Wan Kenobi, you’re my only hope.

I quite clearly haven’t written for ages and there are a number of extremely good reasons for this. Mainly that Uni is causing me excessive stress and grumpiness. Although I am quite good at grumpiness anyway, recently I’ve been an expert. I have a lot of work to do and have felt a larger than usual challenge over what has to be done. I however, shall sort it out, overcome and no doubt get a truly fantastic grade, which shall ensure my future as a person with a job. I hope. I still have absolutely no idea what I might plan to do with my degree, assuming I get it that is. Although, I’ve been watching far, far too many Japanese films recently and now rather fancy applying for a job as Samurai warrior. However since they don’t appear to be advertising and I’m not agile enough to get out of the car without tripping over, I fear my chances are slim.

I have endeavoured to do some fun stuff this weekend in order to take my mind off it and then I’ll promise to get back to it on Monday. I even bought a light-sabre at the Comic Convention in Bristol, it has realistic sounds (yay!) and my friend Clare and I had a wee battle on Saturday night, which was greatly amusing. We thought we might take them along to the preview showing of Episode III on Wednesday night and fight while we queue, since I understand that we could be waiting for sometime. We’ll also fit in with all the Star Wars fanatics who’ll be there. Notice I haven’t included myself in that group even though I just bought a light-sabre with sound-effects, I love Star Wars, own all the films and am not above watching the original trilogy in one sitting.

In recording my weekend activities and that fact that I pre-booked for the Preview of Episode III and various other confessions, I realise that I have unwittingly revealed that I am actually a complete geek and no amount of denying it will change this fact. Never mind, I have come to terms with this long ago and of course it means that me and my man get on like a house on fire. Never a dull moment!

About to watch Run Lola, Run, so I’m off. The books are stacked awaiting my eager return to them tomorrow morning.

I think I’d like a large glass of vino.