Morning has broken, like the.... oh whatever.

[clo_again]

Insanely early time for me to be up. Needed to cancel driving lesson tomorrow 24 hours in advance or they'd charge me for it. *sighs* Last night dad asked if I was planning on dropping it altogether and I was like ".... you'd let me?" Since dropping it has been all I wanted to do since I *started*, which wasn't even my choice. But the 'rents have spent something like £650 on these lessons (with frequent and petulant complaints from me mind) and to drop them now seems... selfish? I don't know. But I honestly don't think I could accomplish a theory test AND a driving test in the remaining six weeks or so before I *touchwood* leave. So it's pointless. The 'rents should have listened to me in the first place and not made me learn till after uni. Idiots. But if I.... horror of horrors.... don't pass my exams *touch wood* then I'll take them up again. My 'punishment' I guess.

Two weeks tomorrow is results day. It's killing me, in the three-second intervals I actually let myself think about it before making myself forget it again. Because.... eh. I don't want to repeat a year. -_- Maybe I'll quit and go off and write my novel.

Hah.

Tennis bunnies have finished my feet and have moved onto my elbows. Am actually relieved Federer lost yesterday because when the two halves of your slash pairing are on different continents, the bunnies don't bite as hard. I might actually have time to finish Myth this summer. Hhhmm.

I wonder if famous people ever get sick of the nicknames fans call them? *muses* Being - slightly - older and -marginally - wiser than my younger, fangirl-self, I find most fans calling stars by nicknames truly painful.

Although I do still call Orlando 'Whorli' on occasion... maybe I haven't quite grown up yet. *rubs hands together gleefully*

Should be off and actually eat breakfast at a breakfast-y time for the first time this week. Mmm. Coffee.

Clo

Comments

[lillyv.livejournal.com]

Geeze, getting you license over there sounds like it's about 100x harder than it is here in the states. Or at least, WAS, back when I first got mine. A written test for your permit and then the actual driving test for your license. And the biggest horror there was parallel parking.

[clo.livejournal.com]

Ngh, over here it's just endless. Endless lessons, endless test attempts (most people I know have failed at least twice; my brother failed five times), endless past-test stuff to do once you *actually* pass.... it's insane.

Still, if I give up now that's no more driving for three years in uni! :-D *touch wood since results aren't out yet*