People who live with access to London

Premiere of the Twilight movie is on Tuesday 3rd December in Leicester Square. I'm going, so should you :D
I'm going straight after school with a few friends and I'm sooo excited; I've never been to a film premiere before. Obviously we won't get to actually SEE the film but we're hoping to barge our way to the front of the red carpet and see Robert and Taylor up close (:
Anyways. Today was really funny. In drama we had to adapt a scene from a play (Our Country's Good by Timberlake Wertenbaker) into a musical but choosing any song and changing the lyrics to fit the context of our scene. It was hilarious and everyone got full marks so our teacher thought we should film them for a DVD. So we also made an introduction in the style of Nicest Kids In Town from Hairspray but changing it to fit our names and stuff. We also made an outro which was the lyrics of Good Morning Baltimore changed. It's really amazing :D Was so much fun, I can't wait to have a copy of it. If the rest of my class says it's ok then I might put it up on YouTube.
Speaking of YouTube, there's a gathering tomorrow, 12.30 at Covent Garden. I'm not sure whether or not I'm going because Simple Plan are doing a free acoustic gig and signing in Zavvi Oxford Street which I also want to go to. We shall see. If you're going to either, let me know.
For the past few days I've been going round reminding everyone that it's Boxing Day soon. People KNOW it's Christmas soon, but it's neighbouring holiday is always forgotten, bless it. Oh and in the common room at school we now have a HANNUKAH BUSH! Yes, it is technically a Christmas tree. But we're a multicultural society, so it's most certainly also a Hannukah bush (:

Well, it's been a while

For two years I avoided High School Musical. Because I knew that what with my obsessive personality and immaturity levels, as soon as I saw it I would be hooked. But there's only so long you can escape the inevitable. I watched it the other week. And I have officially been sucked into another franchise. Let's be frank, the storylines are embarrassing, the acting is cringeworthy and the music is nothing we haven't heard before. But there is something so endearing about it all. And I don't just mean Zac Efron. To be honest, I think it's the cheesiness. All the way through it, you know that there is going to be a happy ending and that everything will turn out absolutely fine. It's nice to watch. Not going to lie, made me fugging jealous (not just of Vanessa Hudgens) because I was just like WHY CAN'T THAT HAPPEN TO MEEEE?!?!?!?! but the feel-good factor it has is absolutely undeniable. If you are someone like me who hates the concept of High School Musical, give it a chance. Because it's the sort of thing of which you can push to one side all the shitty things about it, and just appreciate that it fits the purpose of entertainment.