Assorted muses...

Not going too be too long a post as I'm getting an early night (given that its 11.3o on friday night) Anyways- I went to see an adaptation of Don Juan at the REP which was quite amazing! -It managed to be incredibly funny and make the whole audience laugh with gusto, while also being extremely poignant, sad, and at times abruptly shocking! Not only this, but it also managed to intertwine apt and excellent music and songs throughout.
A very breif summery: 'tis the seventies, things are largely in a dead end, workers are on strike, and the elecricity keeps going. Along comes "Don John" punkish, wild and, sexy. Seducing everyone and leaving a trail of destruction in his wake!
Anyway I highly recommend going to see it plus its free for anyone aged 14-26 such as me!

The most wonderfull thing for me that made the night was during the encore, when all the actors were dancing, me and a housemate stated dancing in one of the isles and were invited onto the stage -much coolness! I wish we'd shown off a bit more on the stage though, or at least taken a bow. Still I'm verry proud to say I danced in front of over a hundred people tonight

Ok you may (or may not) be aware that there has been quite a lot of snow in the UK at the moment! Its all rather wonderful- also after having lost my keys a few days ago I haver finally sorted out a new bikelock, so I may cycle again!
Cycling in the snow, can be a bit unstable however is also immensely satisfying! It helps that I've also manged to find the perfect tape- one side has «Belle an Sebastian» and the flipside is Morcheba -excellent!

A brief account of what it's like:
Cycling through my local park, I look around and there is this amazing white landscape, while the falling snow makes it impossible to see the city around- the refrains of «Belle an Sebastian» coo gently in my ear, while the wind whips countless feathers of snow past me, against me and all around me- the world slowly becomes whiter and whiter, all enveloping in this soft cold cocoon- then I reaalise that the snow has built up on my glasses and its not as thick as all that. Its still impressive, especially for the UK.

Oooh I forgotte to mension- I got to sled to uni the other day! -admitidly it was only a short part of the way, but still!

The bandstand in my local park:

Also to give you an idea of how much snow there was- later on when I was cycling on proper roads, I almost fell off my bike as I hit the edge of a speedbump as it was submerged in snow- not visible on the surface! and due to the snow verry slippy!

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OK I just read through that and realised how badly written it is- so I've made one or two minor changes, but I'm tied, and just wanted to put something new up to celebrate the snow...