Shiny new blog...

Hi! I'm Lily! :)

So. I have a new blog. A shiny, spanking new one. (ha. Spanking.) The title isn't brilliant, but I just had the urge to write something and the title and web address was just something getting in the way of this white box just ready to be filled up with words. (Deep, yes?)

So. The reason I have decided to create this fourth blog (one of the others was a personal recipe blog so I could save things to make later; needless to say, I only made one dish on the list) was so I could have a nice little outlet to say what I need to say, and write what I need to write.

This post may not be entirely coherent (or at all coherent) as I am writing this at 11:26pm the night before I really need to blitz my Biology revision tomorrow. I am running on excitement for writing for once in an extremely long time, and also awoken by disgust at my convoluted sentences. Yes. Shut up now, Lily.

Oh God (if I believed in you), I've now moved into using the third person to address myself. It's the influence of my multiple personalities (my friends in the 'blogosphere', Raina and Zoë, will know exactly what I'm talking about.)

ANYWAY. So many things to write about, no word limit except the one I should impose on myself for the good of the common man/woman/child, this may go on for a long time! I need structure or I'll never stop. I've learnt this from having to ask for two booklets of extra paper in exams, and by writing double the word limit in English essays (which I then have to indiscriminately edit, which makes me sad.) The skill of writing concisely has always been slightly lost on me...

So. From this opening post, I understand if you run far away and never want to read anything I write ever again. It will be long-winded and slightly jumpy because that's generally how my brain is. I have brief obsessions, and then I move on. However, there's no time for interests or obsessions in exam season. Oh no. Never. Never ever ever.

On the bright side, three exams left! Then prom! Then after prom! Then the longest summer known to man! (apart from uni summers, of course.) YES.