For months I have been fine. Better than my usual self, I have had no real trouble with my chest since Bristol (May) and aside from getting migranes recently I have been fine for months. Today I was meant to go and visit my Mum in Stirling. My sister is down so I get to see Morgan (4) and Euan (9m)and ofcourse my little sister Emily (7). This morning I feel ill (not normal person ill, me ill that's a whole octave of ill higher), forget about it I didn't sleep well last night thats all. Wrong, I reach my toothbrush to my mouth and my body starts going through the motions for throwing up. About 5 attempts later I actually start (my immune system doesn't like to waste food either) and trust me second hand shreddies are not nice. Even if I thought I would survive an hour and a half on a bus I wouldn't be able to go anymore, 2 kids 1 infant and a 24 hour bug (read 6 I go through these really fast) it wouldn't be pretty.

Also Quick survey, who here eats shreddies, shredded wheat or wheat-a-bix, you know the whole wheat genre. And how many of you warm them up in the microwave?

P.S. Why is there no ill mood?

My last exam is over. My hardest exam has passed and I am still standing... kinda. I was so convinced I was going to fail this one. Not "yeah I am going to fail, hehe." I mean "So how much do the resits actualy cost?" Lets take a look at my reasons for thinking I was doomed shall we.
( Narrowly averted doom... )

To sum up, it was a very good morning even if it did have an exam in it. Oh and I now have pyjammas. One bad point, there are thirteen Anita Blake novels, how is it possible both waterstones only had books 2-13? that was just mean.

I am going to stop writing now because my brain is frazzeled, but very very happy. The exam relief hit after I got out of Tesco and I started to dance walk to the book shop and smiled all the way home even though it was raining. Not that half arsed rain either, it was like walking through a swimming pool. In fairness the rain was quite fun. Ok I am realy going now. Bye, see you later, ttfn.