holy mackrel term 4

hey guys!
so it's really weird, at the moment i am really, really into irish folk music. and i am ready to admit it is the weirdest music i have listened to, but i love it. the corrs especially. it has inspired me to do quite a few things next year:
1. the most obvious, to learn irish dancing
2. play soccer [yeah i dunno either]
3. go back to art classes.
i used to really enjoy going to art classes, i did them at hazelhurst. and sorry to be immodest, but i am not that bad at art [there are three things that i succeed in: art, english and piano. i'm a typical librian]
. i'm bad at dancing and sport in general so maybe next year will be a year of change. don't worry, i'll never say that again.
i don't remember if i've mentioned this, but i'm going to new york in december [yes, yes and three times yes!]. one of my favourite television shows [some will hate me for this] is gossip girl. and for those of you who have been living under a rock, the show is filmed in NY. so yes, i am excited.
i cannot wait to see: central park, the top of the empire state building, rockefeller centre, madame tussauds, the statue of liberty [only if i have time, been once already], THE MET STEPS/the metropolitan museum of art, tiffany's :) and yeah heaps of places really. i'm going by myself, which is scary but my aunty lives there. if i see the gossip girl crew caravans i will surely steal blair waldorf's rack of clothes. i'm not even joking. jokes. sort of. no, really. ish. haha. ?
AND I HAVE DECIDED, that i AM going to be an english teacher/journalist/writer in england, and i will live in surrey, and i don't care if i'm broke, divorced, disabled or 86 years old, it will happen.

lol i am mentally unstable and morbidly depressed.
but hey, whatever. i have a whole term with my friends to look forward to, and school shouldn't be too bad.
i'm just going to take things as they come for the next month or so, and see how it goes, because i never do that. i'm always stressed about something: either social or academic [suprisingly it is more often the latter].
see you soon,