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tea . . . . . . . .

chocolate . . . .

hopscotch . . . . .

giggling. refuse imitating nudity

oh the truly hideous things i wear on my feet, whilst parading around in army uniform at school on a monday afternoon. lol they have to be really shiny!!

ccf boots . . . .

Hey Mark Titus
so . . . any reasons for your hatred of her???

sun . . . .

But would the turnips definitely tell us the truth?

can't we pretend we're kids again and find out for ourselves?

mary poppins . . . .

is that what you meant?

game . . . .

two, did he not say too?

well for really short stories, Hardy's collection of Life's little ironies are a lovely read

ululate
• verb howl or wail.

— DERIVATIVES ululation noun.

— ORIGIN Latin ululare ‘howl, shriek’.
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Government . . . . .

Nicole . . . . . .

Desist! Ever vilely insulting little snakes

Moulin Rouge . . . .

dedicated follower of fashion - the kinks

nightmares . . . .

Scrooge's reform

distraction . . . .

weeell my GCSE course seemed to have some awful, some brillaint things to study
To Kill a Mockingbird (grrrrr)
Twelfth Night (actually didn't mind this)
Strange Meeting (tedious)
An Inspector...