I got there in the end!

I'm feeling slightly more confident about my exams. Which is a dangerous thing to say! Exam numero uno is tomorrow - music harmony. Basically I sit for 3 hours at a computer, with a soprano line and I have to harmonise it with the alto, tenor and bass parts and follow a-gazzilion rules in order to do that. I actually kind of enjoy doing it, it makes me feel good afterwards, knowing that I solved the 'puzzle'! I wish that it was a really nasty exam that was gonna be out the way, not the only one I 'want' to do! But its good coz it means I have more time (like a month) to prepare for all the other exams - all my other music, my English language and Biology (!!!!!!) exams.

The house is doing good...on Thursday night and for several days I think I will have no bedroom, as a wall in being knocked down - it will be rebuilt eventually - but its to give me more room in my bedroom, I'm nicking some of my sisters room space in order to have breathing space in my room! Still as granny-ish as when we moved in, but I'm getting used to it!

I'm SO looking forward to the summer. June 27th....getting-very-drunk-at-pub night! Or should I say, end of exams. And then I'll have the search in the thousands of boxes that contain all my worldly goods for those school books which they've very kindly given me this last 2 years, but I have to give back and cant officially leave school until I do so. Thats'll be a pain in the arse if ever I've come across one! And I'm excited about going to Prague. I've always wanted to see more of Europe. And I'll get to see 'that' church...the Church of Bones. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, type "church bones+prague" into google images and you'll see. Quite fantastic. Apparantly its holy land of some description, and everyone wanted to be buried there. In the end there were too many people so they started just piling up the bodies, which decayed, and they were left with thousands of bones. Quite fantastic and a bit sick of someones imagination to see what they did with them! But anyway the holiday will be good.

This whole time I've been typing, its to waste time to see if I can remember what I was actually going to post about. But I have no idea still.

But while I'm sat here, I'll give you some puzzles to do:

Which is the odd one out?

A mire

A minister

A cove

A vent

A verse

Dr. Watson and Sherlock holmes are in a cab on their way to investigate another mystery when Holmes turns to Watson, who is about to doze off, and asks him this simple question: Which three consecutive letters of the alphabet can be placed in front of the four letters TARY in alphabetical order to spell a simple English word?

By what name is Anton Fepuni the well-known writer better known?

Anyway, I still don't have a clue what I was gonna type so I'll be off. I'll give the answers at some point! If I remember...if I don't, that's too bad really!

Ha I've just remembered. I'll just put it very briefly. You know how if someone says they understand physics, they quite clearly don't? Well I think its the same with God. I was talking to someone last week who said that they thought they knew everything about God and completely understood Him. That made me quite sad...for starters, this person didn't know the basics about Christianity because they rarely read the Bible etc. but they still thought they knew it all. Hmmmm.... And it made me think 'I wouldn't want to know all about God. If I did know, there'd be no reason for me to keep going with this Christianity and trying to live each day for God. Where would the awesome mystery of God be?'