It is now tuesday.
two days i left home and said goodbye to my mum after being there for 4 months over summer.
I took my friend LIbby to bath and cut down through shepton mallet and got on the A303 getting to exeter to see my friend danny. then finally plymouth. 5 hours driving including stops
Arriving at my house i had already moved most my stuff in a month ago. I moved my clothes and bits and bobs.
It was wierd coming out of the safety net of 4 months at home, then standing in my new room with a non working tv and no internet due to the thickness of the walls and have far away my room is from the router is in the kitchen now.
Its all sorted now and i feel slightly at ease. Which makes me feel pathetic the fact i rely on technology to make me feel comfortable.
Our downstairs kitchen/living room is a very arbitrary terraced kitchen/lounge. 2 sofas and a tv in the fire place with no working tv so instead we use it for NES, Sega megadrive and PS2.
We have no black wheelie bin so our rubbish has already started building up like a landfill.
I had to call the city council and order a bin and find out when the bins are collected, for me thats a very grown up thing to do.
I'm sure as time goes on i will be gaining more and more responsibity.
My first night out consisted of Army night at Oceania, the first day of freshers week so everyone was there the queue to get in was over an hour. Inside it was rammed full of camo painted naive souls, trying to fuel their nights with alcohol and the sight of the opposite sex caused awkward dancing and leers which eventually turned to a soft horror film with individuals sucking the fluids out of one another. After 3 hours the mass had decreased and we decided to leave.
Meeting up with our old next door neighbours from halls, Sam who worked all summer decided to buy 9 of us a shot of tequilla, which i am not a fan of.
Till 4am we were at cuba a 2 storey small club which played some dirty dubstep which was nice
And finally we stopped off at jakes and grabbed cheesy chips before reutrning home.
WHo knows what tonight will hold but i have definatly come to the realisation that i going to have to mature and grow up as i am no longer living in the micro-causum of halls
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