The past couple of days...

...I have stayed at home. On Thursday, we had a day off anyway since it was the day after the gig and since we're in till 5:30, our teachers decided to let us have the day off. So what did I do? Spent it playing guitar and on the Xbox. I wasn't on it for very long though, as I had to go round my dad's and also I kept dying on the same quest. All in all, Thursday was pretty uneventful!

As for yesterday (Friday) I was actually supposed to go into college, but I really wasn't feeling it and didn't feel too good either. This time I did actually go on the Xbox for a lot longer, on my favourite game... Skyrim!  I finally managed to finish the quest that defeated me on Thursday which made me happy, and I also did a lot more work on building and decorating my house (Hearthfire DLC, yay!) however it is still not finished. From the exterior it looks pretty finished, but don't let that deceive you... there is much furniture to be built, and all my things to transfer from my house in Windhelm...

However, it is pretty close to being finished. This is a view of the interior from the upstairs, looking over the banister railings. Oooh, nice honey pot on the shelf that I didn't notice before! Now how the hell did they manage to get that there without spilling any on the floor?

Anyway, that's enough of my adventures in the beautiful land of Skyrim. After I'd finished up with this, I went to see my best friend for a quick catch-up which was lovely :) I was only round hers for an hour, but at least it was something. Another thing I did yesterday was watch the most ridiculous football match I've ever seen - England vs. San Marino. San Marino are a part-time national team - I read that all but one of the team have other occupations. At least their coach is a P.E. teacher though! Apparently they're also the worst national football team in the world. The proof is in the fact England beat them 8-0! Literally though, each time England scored they celebrated like I celebrate when my mum says we're getting takeaway.

As opposed to when they run around the stadium with their arms outstretched yelling their success.

That's how rubbish San Marino are. England put next to no effort in to score those eight goals.

- Kirstie x