Priorities and complaint

So, it's been a bit of a boring day, and I'm uber-tired from a week of work experience (I'll talk more about that next Saturday,) and I'm just thinking "Blergh. I'm bored." And then I think "Have I really got a right to complain?"

Work experience

So work experience started today :). I'm working in a library in a college in Fareham, the nearby town. It was pretty good, but pretty hectic! The first day was so busy, I was waiting an hour doing nothing before I actually started on it. Some of it was pretty boring though, like having to remove books off the system and then rip the barcodes off...yeah, that was exciting. But the people there are lovely, and I'll get used to it in two weeks.

Hopefully.

~Love Leonidas

P.S. Yeah, forgot the Saturday update again.

(Spelling) Prejudice

I admit ... I am a huge pedant. And I find it very difficult to deal with speling mistakes. Infact, I find it vrey hard to read aything littered wih a bunch fo blatant spellig misakes.

Bisexuals are not greedy

So I was with my Dad today, and was just sitting by while he, his fiancée and two women from the Hampshire Autistic Society sat and discussed his plans for another 80 races around Britain (yeah, my Dad wrote a book on the first time he did this,) and one comment caught my attention. He mentioned someone who "swings both ways", and one of the women called this greedy.

Bisexuals are not greedy. It is a sexual fucking preference. We happen to like both genders, not because we want moar sex, but because we don't have a defining preference for either men or women.

Just thought I'd clarify...

~Leonidas

Review - The Hunger Games

First off, reason there was no post on Saturday is because I'm an idiot and lost track of the time. But anyway, this was coming up in the first place, as one of my favourite books out there, so, here's a review of The Hunger Games trilogy, by Suzanne Collins :)

Trust issues

The title and the following make it perfectly clear what this post is about, and you can stop reading after these four words if you want to, because this will be a long post: I have trust issues.

But I'm gonna talk about it anyway.

Fanfiction

You know, until now, I hadn't written a fanfiction in over two years. As it stands, I've barely written ANYTHING fiction-wise in months :3. So it's ever so refreshing to be writing again, and after one of my favourite books too!

RuneScape

Funny thing, I've been a part of the RuneScape community for about six years or more, but over the past two years or so, my interest in it has declined, and eventually I just stopped caring altogether. I officially quit a few weeks ago.

Keeping up

You know, it's a funny thing, I've been blogging for at least two months now, and it was only a few weeks ago that Anders Behring Breivik bombed a street in Oslo, Norway, and then proceeded to murder almost a hundred innocent people... that'd be the kind of thing you'd expect a blogger interested in the world around him or her to talk about. And I had a blog all planned out to talk about Norway, too, but I never got round to writing it, could never quite make it sound right, and gave up on it.

I really don't always keep up with the times that well. I used to compensate for this by setting CNN as my homepage to keep up with the news, so that I was fairly well up to date with current affairs. But even with this, I'm still not one of those dedicated "with-it" people who'll always be talking about current affairs. I guess it's not the end of the world, and there's no obligation to be one of those people, so I shouldn't really worry about it.

I try to follow this maxim: It doesn't matter if the train's already left the station, just jump on it and make the best of it before it goes even further away into the distance.

~Leonidas

LGBT - Coming Out

It's odd, really. I enjoy blogging a lot, because it's great fun, regardless of the small demographic, but I never show my parents my blog... because I talk on it about the fact that I'm bisexual. And the odd thing here is, well, everyone knows it. I'm openly bisexual, but, I'm not open about it with my parents. Here's the kicker: they already know.