and we're climbing a stairway to kevin...

the kevin07 team mentioned something about becoming a republic (pre-election campaign, obviously, they couldn't fit anything about working families in there) and i'm wondering about the changes it will involve. who will go on the head side of our coins or on the five dollar? will we have a new national anthem? will they get a new flag or just take out the union jack? amd most importantly, who will decide these things? i for one am in favour of switching to the aboriginal flag. and teaching the local aboriginal language at school instead of french or italian which is totally impractical. obviously if you live in england you can just pop over to france for the weekend but the average australian won't go much further than bali. though the average australian doesn't want to have anything to do with the aboriginals anyway. god, i can not wait to get out of this hell hole.

and the cotton is high

i'm excited. one exam left! and i'm excited about summer. and i'm even more excited about being excited about summer. because normally i hate it and don't leave the house for weeks at a time but this year i'm rather excited about the freedom which it affords because this year, unlike all previous, they have been making us work (why? what could it possibly achieve?) and there is actually something to be free of. plus this year i have some one who i want to socialise with. maybe she's young but since we have exactly the same tastes in everything and know exactly the same amounts of pop culture and finish each others sentences and are sisters there's no way our friendship won't work.



we already have plans for the summer. we've started a band (eg got a band name). and we're going to find summer boys. like bernards summer girl. "and in the autumn i'll ditch her 'cause she's my summer girl". and and and exciting adelaide adventure before christmas! super yay! we're going to get very well aquainted with it and swim on a beach and go up to the hills and into the barossa and coffee from zuma's and chocolate from haigh's and cheese from the markets and mermaids from the maritime museum and everything from glenelg! but minimal christmas presents. :( and old relatives. but adelaide!!!

jai guru deva om.

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honestly. the singing and dancing and acting and cinematography are spectacular. it's like a full-body experience. of epic proportion.

the trailer