The Advantages of Being Ill

When you're ill, it's often not seen as having advantages. Recently however, whilst being wrapped up in my warm duvet for the better part of a week, I have had plenty of time to think and reflect, mainly down to the fact of actually being ill.

Ok, so I was there with a head that felt like it was going to explode, and a stomach that was churning slowly, and extremely painfully, but it allowed me to think clearer about things, which probably shouldn't be possible with such thumping headaches.

Now because of these thoughts, I have more direction in what it is I want to achieve, and I am thankful now for this time being given to me.

Ok, now you can make your man-flu jokes, even though I DID NOT suffer from the bug!!! *Yes, I swear!

Singing Teachers

As many of you will not be aware (yes, ok, so normally it is "So as many of you ARE aware, but I'm trying to be different ok?), one of my cousins is an English teacher in a private girls school. Recently, I was enlightened by one of her students, who I just happen to know, that she sings in class.

No suprise there then! And that's not in a bad way!!!

Then I was told that she was singing the Pussycat Dolls!!! I collapsed!!! I went into cardiac arrest!!! Fran, a Pussycat Dolls fan!!! (She tried to blame it on Anna appartently!!! - I'm disappointed in you Fran because this, this is a bad thing!!!!!!)

It may have related to the set essay, but still, there is no excuses for this. Anyway, I must now dash, "When I Grow Up" by T.P.D. has just exited the left earPhone connected to my iPhone [someone must surely get this!] and I must concentrate on the lyrics!

:P