I don't like cricket...

So I wanted to link you to a song today but when I went looking for it online, the one place where I had previously heard it had gone and dissapeared. Now there is a live version on youtube that was really easy to find but the quality isn't fantastic, in hindsight though, it is not even that bad. Now in what proved to be a rather time consuming move I decided that it would a much better idea to upload the good version I have on my computer onto youtube. After like half an hour wrestling with windows movie maker, here is the end result. It really was not worth the effort, seriously, the live version that was already there is completely fine.
http://youtu.be/MIC0DiGizTE

Good evening.

Dull week as per. I shan't bore you with too many details.

This week was probably the last time I will poke dead people for a while. We had our last ever anatomy session and I calculated that overall I have spent about 150 hours in total scrutinising the ins and outs (mainly ins) of our cadavers. Its strange to think that 18 months ago I had never seen a dead body but now I can comfortably have my hand right up inside someones intestines whilst thinking about how much I wish I had eaten breakfast. Anyway, it has certainly be an educational experience.

We had many lectures on childbirth this week which included lots of incredibly graphic videos, its amazing what some people will put on the internet. One video in particular stuck with me. I must warn you, it is someone giving birth, but seriously, it is worth the watch, there is a god damn dolphin involved.

I played cricket yesterday and done really good. I scored 90 runs and was not out and we won pretty much because of me. I think I must have sweat my own body weight though, it was ridiculously hot. I also have a weirdly placed strip of tan on my arms, our cricket shirts have three quarter length sleeves and then my gloves cover my hands and wrists so there is just a patch of forearm that was out all afternoon and has gone all brown.

Juliet, fuck your Scottish medics. I am still having full on lectures and will be for another whole week. Tell them to quit slacking.

I am actually at a loss for what else to talk about now and I have a completely dead foot from sitting on it funny. Time to go to bed I think.

Well, well, well..

I'm rather certain that Juliet's post yesterday wasn't actually Juliet. The lack of capitalisation at the begining of the sentences gave it away. Not sure who it could have been..? Thank you for the extra blog anyways!

My week has been full of work, as usual. Not too much interesting happened, except for a lady trying to drive into the reception to our offices because she was being refused housing. That was quite funny. Nothing much else happened.

Been to bootcamp this week, I really enjoy it. I think I would happily do it every day. I feel so much fitter now, I can go up 3 flights of stairs at work and be hardly out of breath. So thats all good.

This weather is wonderful, it was good being at the market today and not wearing a coat and my Timberland boots. I think I'm coping well with this whole working 7 days a week thing, we'll see how I feel in another week though.

It's my sister's wedding a week Tuesday, I'm so excited for it. She's rented a cottage for a couple of days before so I am joining them there on Saturday. It's in the middle of nowhere in Somerset, on a farm and there's going to be lots of bunting! I'm going to wear a lovely, green dress.

BILLY, I like the sound of your challenge. I do think it would be difficult to co-ordinate people but even if it were a small group it would be fun. Lets do it?!

My laptop is dying

BYE

My day - great

hey, so, today i was like. erm? what is it? then i drew a picture of pulp...

My plan for the day

GET UP
HAVE BREAKFAST (Possibly cereal)
MORNING SEX (11am-ish)
SEND THE ARMISH HOME
MORNING CLEAN UP 11.01
WRITE BLOG ABOUT MORNING CLEAN UP

and then i was like.... erm pulp...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pj_OGrCLwEI



xx

And so. The end is near.

Well, so I officially finished exams on Monday. Wuhey. Not a lot has changed.

Thursday I saw Simon Amstell, he was amazing and I was a wee bit drunk, hence laughed rather loudly at some inappropriate things. Worry the guy sat beside me was judging me.
Headed to Rose Street with Georgie for our friend Ben's birthday, and then went to Jazz Bar (as per) when the pub closed. Got chatted up by a peculiar man with an Eastern European accent. As per.

Somehow have no recollection of the weekend...
I know I worked at Georgie's for a while on Sunday.
Other that it appears I have done little more than watch Grey's Anatomy and play Bubble Witch Saga.

Monday we had exam. It was a practical Zoology exam, which meant heading between desks containing either live things, preserved things, bones etc... then identifying and answering questions on them. Not bad as we got to take notes in.
After that just sat in the meadows all day, had a few pints at Teviot then crashed.

Yesterday I played hours and hours of poker. Then started a painting.

Today I finished a painting. Had lunch in the park with the medics - BECAUSE THEY STILL HAVE EXAMS HAR HAR HAR.
And this eve I plan to cook a Moroccan inspired veg stew, with cous cous. Split a bag trying to load up all my crap in Lidl and got another free bag for my troubles.

Richard and Oli have gone home, and Owen is revising so my flat is sad and empty.
Sarah is in St Andrews, Charlotte in Glasgow, Georgie and Pete have exams, Gavin has a job AND I'M ALL ALONE.
Yesterday I cleaned. Like, hard.
Living room, kitchen, my room, hallway. I washed all the blankets, tea towels. I mean, I properly cleaned.

Will, that is cat is amazing.
And I want to do something exciting, but then I'm also busy.
But then 24 hours is not longest period of time.

After having a look at my summer, I don't think I'm gonna by able to make it to Eden, and hence am subject to the wrath of Georgie.

Plan:
Stay in Edinburgh until:
GLASGOW - 30th May, ish.
ARRAN - 31st of May.
EDINBURGH - sometime around the 6th of June.
NEWCASTLE - when Cath finishes her exams.
CHESTERFIELD - 9th ish of June, for my Dad's birthday.
SWINDON - 11th / 12th ish of June.
CROATIA - whenever that may be, should really check dates.
And then back to EDINBURGH for the 2nd of July for my placement.
Busy Jubs doesn't get a summer.
Which is why everyone should visit me, or I'll get Kitten Krazy. (It's a thing. I swear. Brought on by Kitten withdrawal.)

I would like to Eden, but it would essentially mean no Swindon fun times, as I'd have to head straight back up to Scotland after Chesterfield.

On a Scotland-is-actually-really-quite-awesome note, have any of you heard of Limmy's Show?
Glaswegian funnies.
I have been told not to watch the actual TV series, as some of it is shite, but just to stick to the sketches on YouTube, as people usually only upload the gooduns.

And a cat for luck:

And now, Harry, let us step out into the night and pursue that flighty temptress, adventure.

My week has been much the same as every other week so I’ll try not to talk you through all the boring details. Many lectures happened and I went to the majority of them which was good of me. They were actually ok again, I think I like the endocrine system.

I came home on Friday and played cricket on Saturday. We won again and are now top of the league. Go us. I didn’t do anything particularly remarkable though this week. Here is a picture of my friend’s thumb from earlier this week, he tried to catch a cricket ball and did not succeed. He had to have an operation to relocate and realign his bones and now can’t play anymore cricket for the rest of the season. That white stuff is his tendons. Cricket is hardcore.

On Saturday night I hung out with Emma, Sarah, David, Chris and Joe and we saw Jim Lockey and the Solemn Sun at The Vic. I’m not sure what it was but I think this was one of the best sets I’ve seen them play. There was a rather creepy old man there who took a liking to Sarah and pretty much every other girl there; he was definitely going to get laid. We also talked to Ben Marwood’s mum for ages, she is a lovely lady and I think her name is Marilyn. Ben is recording his new album RIGHT NOW and it will be out some time in the Autumn which is exciting news. We went back to Tom's after and watched cool youtube videos until the early hours.

Miranda I am extremely sorry I forgot you challenge. I hope this late entry will make up for it. This is hands down my favourite cat picture:

Now, I wrote this next bit at about 2 in the morning last Wednesday following an extremely boring afternoon/evening where I essentially sat at my desk for 8 hours straight attempting but not succeeding at doing work. I had had enough of how mundane my day to day life was becoming. With this in mind, I thought that what follows was a really excellent idea but looking back now it just seems a little bit crazy. Maybe it is crazy in a good way though, I’ll let you be the judges of that.

Dear Mongooses (and anyone else reading). I come to you with probably the biggest, toughest, most real world challenge yet. 

I want to have an adventure. I’m talking a real adventure, something that is genuinely hard and challenging and not just fun the whole time. Something that won’t have guaranteed success and might suck some of the time and might not even end up the way it was planned. I want to do something that will leave me with a sense of achievement whether it ends in success or not, I want something that will make me feel like I have pushed and tested myself. I want to do something with the people I really care about that will give us something to look back and be proud of, to say “yeah, I did that”.

Firstly some background on where this desire to do something hard has come from. A few days ago a guy who did the Mongol Rally did an AMA on reddit and they also made a video diary of their journey which I watched when I should have been working. Their experience looked really tough but just imagining the sense of accomplishment they must have felt at the end made the whole thing seem extremely appealing to me. I want to do something a cool challenge like this too.

So, onwards to my vague plan. I would not be surprised if, like me you do not have £2500 lying around to spend on driving to Mongolia. I also wouldn’t be surprised if you did not have 6 weeks of free time to spend on an adventure. With this in mind I turned my thoughts to shorter term and more affordable adventures. Whilst trawling through Facebook recently I saw that a friend of mind had done something called the Three Peaks Challenge. Essentially you climb the highest mountain in Scotland, England and Wales within 24 hours. Looking into it, it seems that with a reasonable level of fitness (not any crazy gym training or running or anything, just being ok at walking) most people would not have too much of a problem completing it. I think this could be the perfect level of challenging, reward and cost effectiveness. Now this is only a very vague idea as of yet and really I am just testing the water to see if any of you would be interested in even entertaining the idea for a while. Personally I think it would be a lovely thing to do together and would provide us with stories for years to come. So I now open the floor to questions, thoughts and opinions. GO.

SO TIRED

SO, SO, SO TIRED!!!

I had to get up at six this morning to get to Stroud for the farmer's market, as Graham is in China so I am covering the stall for him there.

My week has been uneventful. Just work, work, work. It's gone very slowly which is rubbish. I haven't done much at all.

I'm currently sat on my sofa with a duvet and am watching Mulan.

I think I will have a nap in a while. I have the market tomorrow, and have to be there for 9. I am 7 days in on my 20 days working straight without a day off. I think I may die from it.

Everyone is going to see Jim Lockey tonight but I am waaaay too tired to be doing fun things like that. 

Will I am sad that you ignored my challenge. Juliet I love you, you are always having so much fun. David and Josh, there are no words to describe my disappointment in you.

Juliet - I was watching Buffy yesterday and Jonathan was in the episode and I kept thinking, why is Doyle in Buffy he should be in Gilmore Girls!!

I found this and thought it was funny.

I have finished exams!! (mostly) and the world is now beautiful again.
Have just been having the loveliest time ever since, that I've forgotten I have an exam on the 21st that I have yet to do anything for.
OH WELL.

Thursday was last exam, had Teviot drinking times with Biology pals, then Jazz Bar with the Georgie, Dylan and some Art College peoples.
Spent a long time chatting with this old guy who's moving the Ukraine to be with a girl he met on the internet.
He gave me his email and I said we'd be e-pals. But then he told Georgie he was in love with me, and in hindsight was probably quite weird.
In the words of Pete - "You need to stop making friends. You're going to get raped."
We also adopted an American guy, and another old guy who had a dance battle with my old guy.

Spent most of Friday vomiting and watching films at Georgie's.
THEN CATH CAME UP. We went to pub then delivered treats to the people still revising then went back to the pub.

Saturday was a nice chill day. We went to charity shops, visited Gavin at work and said bye to Cathkins.

Sunday I spent essentially the entire day with Charlotte. In the eve we had films and wine with Sarah. Really really lovely evening. Talked for pretty much the entirety of both films, and forgot to eat all the ice cream we'd bought.

On Monday we played poker for hours at Gav's whilst he cooked two giant hams. Spent a gorgeous evening drinking with all the art college people whilst they ate the aforementioned hams.

Yesterday me, Sarah, Gav and Richard hit Hive hard. Then hit Bongo. Then hit Hive again, in what was a fantastic evening of free entry, £1 drinks, and ridiculous dancing.
We also watched a girl get fingered on the dancefloor. Beautiful.

Miranda, that video was awesome! I hadn't seen it before.
And, well I imagine you all know my favourite dapper kitten, so I should probably find something better.
I went a bit odd for a brief while today and kept shouting cat based puns at Richard based on things I saw around the flat, i.e. "CAT-URDAY, BY IAN MEOW-CEWAN."

OH. I thought of a good one.

It's by David Shrigley so it's art.

Boop

Song for you. It's off that advert for beer that's on TV at the moment. I really like it.

What an exciting week it has been. Not for me personally but probably for someone somewhere which is a nice thing to think about. The week for me has on the whole been pretty dull.

I had bank holiday Monday off which was nice, normally the lecturers don't give a damn about them. That meant I didn't start learning things until Tuesday, but once I started, it seemed like I'd never stop. They somehow managed to squeeze in 16 lectures along with two practical sessions and a three hour long case study session into the remaining four days of the week.

The first 10 or so lectures were in the endocrine system which is hormones and all that jazz. The rest of the lectures were much more amusing though. They were on the reproductive system and as you can imagine, that is hilarious. One of our lecturers instead of using proper anatomy pictures seemed to inapropriately and gratuatously use what look to be cheaply made softcore porn to demonstrate various parts of the body. There have also been several memorable quotes from lecturers including one guy who preluded his lecture with the statement "now I must warn you, everytime I say the word clitoris I will laugh... and I'm going to say it A LOT". Another classic was from a female lecturer talking about semen who said "and I'm sure a lot of you are well aware, semen is extremely salty". All in all, not the worst time I've spent in lectures.

I came home on Friday evening for cricket on Saturday. We actually managed to play this weekend which was nice. We won and I took probably the best catch anyone has ever taking in the history of the entire world. Seriously, it was unbelievable. There was a photographer from the paper at the match but sadly he left before my almost superhuman cathcing ability was demonstrated. Still if you get the chance, go look at a Gazette and Herald this week, I'll totally be in it.

On Friday evening I went to Harry's house and saw Harry, Kate, Johnny, Chris and Joe Meares which was super cool. We watched Space Jam. If anything that film gets better with age.

 Hey, Miranda has joined and what's more, she's brought fancy formatting and bright colours with her! I look forward to reading many more blogs from her in the future.

Not a whole bunch more to say I don't think. I'm not heading back to uni until tomorrow because by some stroke of luck I seem to have Mondays off.

I hope your lives are all going well and exams/revision is taking too much of a toll on you. See you all real soon.

HELLO MUM

Welcome to my first blog.

I bet you thought I had forgotten my first post, but NO!

Soooooo... not really sure what to say...

I went to Brighton yesterday to see Sarah for her birthday, and David was there and Jo and Rae and Jon (obviously) and David's friend Marion who was lovely and funny. It was wonderful! I love Brighton even though I wasn't there for long. We went to a cool bar which makes really nice cocktails and played swing music. I decided I want to learn how to dance. We also went to a pub on the seafront that looks like a ship on the inside and then we went on the beach and drank wine. I enjoyed it all very much. On the downside I had the worst poached eggs ever for breakfast, they were cooked for too long and the yolk wasn't soft :(

I'd like to go back to Brighton again for longer.

Have you guys seen this???

I expect you have but I love it so much.

On the cat theme, I challenge all of you to post your favourite cat picture.

Here's mine(for the moment):

It's a flying cat!!!!

BYE!

Oh yeah, It's Thursday isn't it?

Literally just realised this.

Not gonna lie guys, I'm pretty tired of this term now, two exams to go (one tomorrow, one next Wednesday) then a dissertation proposal which isn't due for like another 3 weeks, so I'm gonna consider myself free next Wednesday! :D

Anyway, how's everyone doing?
Turns out you can play fish listening to radio online, which me, Cath and Chris discovered in Easter but Chris has just reminded me of, I suggest we play online, you can log in through facebook:  http://popcannibal.com/fishlistening/
Oh yeah, this is my song by the way.  Even if you don't like the song, the video is awesome too. 

PASTA BREAK

I'm back, and I have blog sustenance this time, blogstenance, if you will. 

Today in the library, I overheard the best conversation. 
'I'm bored'
'Do you wanna go to B&Q?'
'Nah, it won't be as fun the second time...'

What's the best thing you've ever overheard?  I remember Andy Larter telling us he heard someone say 'And then, he just stuck the aubergine right in!'.  Lack of context is sometimes fantastic.

My friend from uni's band played in the Vic in Swindon last night, which I couldn't go to cause of exams and such, but it's okay cause they're playing Saturday night at uni.  I miss live music so much, it's been like two week since I've seen a band.  There's always something good on in some bar in Falmouth but I've been so busy with work.  In the run up to last week's essay hand-in, my local's music board had 'Old Timey Mountain Hillbilly Country' on Thursday, 'Foot-Stomping Irish Folk' on Friday and 'Folk Rock Duo with an 80's twist' on Saturday.  If I were a real student I could have done my hand in and managed to go to all of them anyway, but I'm not a real student so fuck it.

I know I said I had blogstenance, but I think that was it. 

Oh yeah, and I had a dream where Tom and David came to visit the other day and woke up really sad cause it wasn't true.

That's it.

And this:

P.S. Is Miranda coming?

HERE I BLOG AGAIN ON MY OWN

GOING DOWN THE ONLY BLOG I'VE EVER KNOWN

Two exams down, next one tomorrow.
THEN FREEDOM.
Until the 21st. Then be my practical exam.

I have entirely lost momentum, skipping the library last night in favour of hosting my own living room disco.
DON'T WANNA WORK NO MORE.
Have spent the last few days gorging on After Eights.
Pete bought me After Eights. Bitches love After Eights.
And coffee.
Fucking love coffee.

Revision makes me odd.
I spent a few hours watching the Sean Bean death reel on repeat, half way between distraught and hysteric laughter.
And I've started over-using the word slut.

Also was playing the He-Man WHAT'S GOING ON in the library study room, only for someone in the one next door to complain about the noise. Calling it 'really irritating' or some shit.

Bwaaah. I dunno.
Just watched the last in the series of Parks and Rec. Gutting. Nearly did a cry. But I blame that on exam sensitivity.
Lost the L key from my keyboard. Am powering through it.

Monday? More like bumday.

I'm going to see The Avengers with Harry and Tom in a minute. It starts at 9 so won't finish until late so I might not be home before midnight. Therefore, as much as I hate them, this place holder blog is a necessity. I will do a proper run down of my week in the early hours of Monday morning.

Actual Blog

I must apologise for my empty promise of updating this post as soon as I got in last night. I wasn't home until about half 1 and by then it just seemed too late to be doing things. But hey, let’s start this shit up now.

Juliet, Holly was beautiful. I have many happy memories of times at your house, she was oh so lovely and will be sadly missed.

So my dog died on Monday too. Not a good week to be a dog eh? We got Milly when I was 4 and going to get her is one of my very earliest memories, she kept trying to untie my shoelaces with her little puppy teeth. My entire life has been so tightly wrapped up with hers and the thought of her not being here anymore is basically unimaginable. I couldn’t have loved her more; I just hope she had the happiest possible life. Damn. Here is a picture I took just before going back to uni after Easter, she is wearing sunglasses because she is a boss:

The whole death of Milly has overshadowed my week. I ended missing all but one day of lectures. It was ok though because this week was a bit of a doss anyway and was all stuff that doesn’t really count.

I came home on Friday because I was meant to be playing cricket on Saturday. The weather was mighty shitty all week though so I got a text early Friday evening telling me cricket was cancelled. As much as that sucked it did mean that going to the pub could become a much merrier affair. When we were sitting in the pub, out of the blue, David just turned up and no one was even expecting it. That was pretty awesome and I had such a nice time.

So on to last night. Harry, Tom and me went to see The Avengers. Harry and Tom had already seen it but it was new to me. We slightly messed up and ended up having to see it in 3D which was kind of annoying. The film itself was really really cool, but I couldn’t help but think that the Hulk would have been fine on his own and the others just got in his way. I also fucking hate Captain America; his only real super power is being overly moral about things. But yeah, awesome film and I really want to see all the other Marvel films now.

I voted in a referendum this week to decide whether Bristol should have an elected mayor. I didn’t follow the campaigns much but the day before I read the leaflets we got from the yes and no people and basically I couldn’t see any real advantage that a mayor would have over a council leader. When you combine that with the estimated cost of £400,000 for a mayoral election it seemed like a silly idea to have one. I therefore voted no but the rest of Bristol (well 24% of them) seemed to disagree and so now I have to go vote again in September for something I don’t even think we should have but oh well, c’est la vie. Talking of politics and France, what are your thoughts on Francois Hollande being their president?

Oh, nearly forgot the bands thing. David, I have listened to as many bands as possible from your list and have found 2 new bands that I would definitely like to see. They are Straight Lines and My First Tooth. I haven’t gone through your whole list yet so there will probably be a few more to add.

I’m sorry this is such a big wall of text with nothing else interesting but what are you going to do.

I’m home again next weekend so let me know if you’re around!

Talking House Hunt Blues

Ma Song

This new blog editor is crazy and I hate it.
Not really, it's just new.
Just handed in my last essay of the year and I'm gonna reward myself with a 2000 trees ticket, stay tuned.
Sorry I haven't blogged in ages, I have no excuse as usual. 
Getting back has been wierd, I've been actually revising and stuff which is not like me at all.  This week's been pretty big for the little seaside town of Falmouth, on Sunday there was the anti-pasty tax march through the town where I got totally soaked and stood in the rain eating a pasty and meeting lots of people like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvRVvdpXIbU,
Met this guy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OULzcmf9-M&feature=related
And yeah, really just stomped around in the rain in protest.
Then the other day the Falmouth Beach hotel went up in flames, there was this huge cloud of smoke over the town, helicopters, police cars rushing by, it caught fire and carried on all day and night.

I'm sorry for Harry's genius memory/deduction skills, and for Juliet's stupidity.  I was really hoping we'd have Chris as a new recruit.  Miranda can join the mongooses, and we can pit them against each other in some kind of blog battle - the winner's blog is crowned pokemon champion?

JUST BOUGHT MY TREES TICKET!

Actually, most of the bands on the line up I haven't seen so I don't really know which one I'm excited for, maybe I'll have to do some research.
Dry the River? (Maybe?)

2:54 are interesting
Lanterns on the Lake
Futureheads for sure!
Summer Camp
Three Trapped Tigers are a Falmouth band and they're pretty good live

I'll have a look at all the bands and get back to you on that one.

I finished the Sopranos last night, the ending was pretty crazy.

Well Chris.

I can't say I'm not upset.

But anyway, this has been a week of ups and downs.

Of course there was amazing scholarship, thank you Wellcome Trust.
There was Pete's birthday party, which had much awesome, slightly downered by crazy people being crazy.
There has been a lot of revision.
But inevitably not enough - exams Monday, Tuesday, Thursday next week. EURGH.

But yeah.
Dog died.

This is dog.

My dad rang me when I was in the library, and I started crying at my desk like a badass and had to scuttle home and call Cath in hell.

I MEAN HULL.

I want dog back.

In other news, we are to have new flat mate!
Ollie is leaving us for pastures Architect-y, and we are replacing him with the one and only JB. (Chantacup to his friends.) Probably.
Need to confirm it. And tell the letting agent.
We discussed it at Pete's party, but then also spent a lot of time practising our Sasha Fierce poses.
(Just saying, after several attempts and many drinks - NAILED IT.)

As I shan't be attending Trees, I am foregoing the challenge. Also because I'm out of spotify hours and hate using YouTube for music.

Debating the pros and cons of spending the day revising versus spending the day crying over dog.

This is also dog.

OH. And a thought.
I nominate Miranda as new blog member.

Thoughts?

I will survive

And so I'm back
from outerspace
you just walked in to find me here
with that sad look upon my face
you should have changed that stupid lock
you should have made me leave the key
if you'd have known for just one second
I'd be back to bother you!

Hey guyssssssssss it's monday monday explosion monday. Back at uni, was pretty gloomy about it because I missed all my home friends pretty hard and down about revision. Went out to watch the football tonight which was good and I'm feeling better now don't you all worr.

I have 6 exams this term, between the 31st of May and the 15th of June, I am not ready.

It feels late and I don't have much to say, I might update this tomorrow but lets be honest that's an empty promise 70% of the time.

JULIET CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR WELCOME TRUST MONEY THANG THAT'S GREAT.

I've been doing lots of music at the moment which is fun, I want to quit uni and start a band but I feel that would be stupid is there anyone in kittens who can play drums? Surely we could sort something out.

Miss youuuuuu

WHAT
I'm actually back and sober in the morning to edit my blog!? How unusual!
So I have an issue you guys; I like too many of the bands at trees this year and I'm worried that noone else whos going is going to be as invested as I am and I'll have to go see bands on my onesome which would just be rubbish.
Here are all the bands I want to see at trees so far:

• Tellison
• Imperial Leisure
• I The Lion
• Striaght Lines
• Spycatcher
• Gallows
• Pulled apart by horses
• Crazy arm
• My first tooth
• Goodnight Lennin
• Joe Summers
• Gaz Brookfield
• 65Daysofstatic
• We were promised jetpacks
• Guillemots
• Summer camp
• Lower than atlantis
• Lucy Rose
• Jim Lockey
• Jonny foreigner
• Ben Marwood

And I havn't listened to all the bands yet!

So yeah, blog challenege this week, find a band that you like that are playing at trees that you havn't listened to yet

LOVE YOU PEACE