Herb souffle - yes really

Now, I know I have been promising some lovely fashion inspired blogs - however uni has gone into deadline over drive... I can barely bring myself to look at my laptop, even Facebook and Twitter have lost their draw. But today is the last day before my features deadline - way more exciting to write than a law or mjs (media, journalism and society) essay - or in fact a news piece... not entirely sure news journalism is for me - definitely not enough mentions of the word 'louboutin' in a day ;)
However, I was drawn back to my blog from news on the home front, aka, Sevenoaks. My loving sister sent me a text distracting me from my all hard work - yeah right! With a text of a picture containing something which looked like quite a nice pudding... the caption read "my dinner -.- some herb souffle or something -.-"... my reply "Oh wow... mine is whatever isn't out of date or mouldy in the fridge" #unilife #classicsennockinbehaviour
... Can't wait to go home for Christmas after that!! How I miss Sennockin eating! Or just eating non Asda brand products! It is genuinely painful to walk past all those lovely branded products - although I'm better than my flat mate who recently spent £70 on a food shop - he managed to buy one Asda product... wow. Lucky him, had to call mummy and daddy to tell them he needed more money for the rest of the month! But I'm not complaining I got dinner out of it ;) Powers of persuasion people!
Back to my features assignment - which will become one of my fashion related blogs - see just fashionably late...
S

US Elections #3

Third published article: Exit polls show more republican than in 2008

http://us2012.bujournalism.info/exit-polls-show-more-republican-than-in-2008/

US Elections #2

Second published article: Long lines lead to leaving voters

http://us2012.bujournalism.info/long-lines-lead-to-leaving-voters/

US Elections

I have spent the early hours of this evening reporting on the US Election for the Bournemouth University election coverage!

Here is my first published article: Hight turnouts expected after hurricane Sandy

http://us2012.bujournalism.info/high-turnouts-expected-after-hurricane-sandy/

Opening honey with a screw driver

After not blogging for two-ish weeks, I thought I would enlighten everyone's lives and blog again... you lucky people. I genuinely have a fairly awful excuse for not blogging - sadly not as good as 'the dog ate my homework' or in this case computer. As, well, for starters I don't have a dog on hand for said activity - so I will not be boring you with that. However, I shall be explaining how exactly I got to this blog heading...
And, yes. I did genuinely open my bottle of honey with a screw driver. It has been a long day! I then proceeded to throw my porridge down me so, all in all, a very productive afternoon snack/lunch. But you see being able to write really bad shorthand means it takes forever to complete my unit work, so the activity of 'sensible lunch' never actually happened today. But being the over prepared person I am (that or the fact I found food shopping fun, before I came to uni and had to shop and cook for my self every freaking day) means that in the back of my tiny student cupboard I have instant porridge and honey. Yay me! However, the stupid covering they put on the top of the honey and the fact I painted my nails last night (before you ask - Mavala 244 Ruby and nail diamante - I love my life) meant there was no chance I was getting into my pot of honey. Especially as Dadda R always told me to use a sharp knife for the purpose it was created for, turns out he meant chopping vegetables etc, not opening my latest make-up product with some stupid air-tight wrapping! See this blog is educational as well as simply amazing ;)
Now, I think I have spent enough time admiring my newly painted nails on my keyboard, so I will leave you with the thought of some amazingly fashion based event blogs on the horizon.
S