are you ready for Choi?

I kinda feel I’m punching above my weight at the moment, still really enjoying spending time with her, its fantastic. I guess that’s all that matters.

“how boring they were to read, but how you loved them anyway”
This is the first quote nick makes in the Polysyllabic Spree, closely followed “anyone who hasn’t felt like this isn’t owning up”
Brilliant; Books can seem like a chore, an annoying piece of house work which has to be finished before you feel comfortable. I think the worst thing is to start a book, I mean that’s it for say 300 pages, your trapped. I have to finish books and this is probably why I take so long choosing the next one I read.
The Polysyllabic Spree is one of my favourite books Nick has written. I love his honest writing and it’s pleasing to know that there is a writer out there that is just like one of us.

Music: Right now I’m listening to “broken family band”, “wolf parade” and Jeniferever. The first are two of the bands I’m getting through which Ry left with me. Ry moved to Leeds around two years ago and my lust for music left with him. He was always a source of great music and now my lust is I’m absorbing all I can. I think like me Ry has gone for sincerity; I say this because there isn’t a huge amount of tough music in his collection. I love tough music I’m in a screamo band but my main concern is how fake much of the tough music is. Right now I need some tough music to listen to and there are a few records I’m off to purchase a.s.a.p. I don’t want inane screaming, I want gut wrenching singing.

so me and the Boys Team from Nottingham/Sheffield went to party in Ipswich. A common theme is occurring around the country; people don’t know how to party like us. Seriously were ever we go its dead until we arrive, give us an hour and suddenly everybody is loving it. Saturday night in Ipswich ended with a room full of people singing songs about how fun the “boys from the north” were. I think they were sad to see us go.