my day with Priya

hello hello,

so yesterday i went out with my friend Priya to Illford. It was our day, to just chill and talk and create memories. We watched three movies, 'Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocal' , ' Sherlock Holmes : A game of  Shadows' and we snuck into 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'. All these films were just amazing!!!! They  all had some things in common like action, drama, adventure. However, the real advanture was when myself and Priya went into 'frankies and bennies' and bought pasta, ate that. Talked a lil and ordered pizza (to take away). But obviously we were too chicken to ask for a doggy bag so we just wrapped it in tissue (paid our bill ) and ran out of the restaurant. Trust me, it's funnier than it sounds. Doing that (and sneaking into a movie) was the most adventurous thing Priya and I have done together because i don't see her very much. It was a totally good day and i had so much fun and became a fan of 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' movement. Great movie/story. Cannot wait for the next 2 to come out.
Anyway, going out again with my dad and sister to maybe watch one of the three movies again. I'm seriously not complaining. Could watch the movies over and over again.
Got to go now, speak soon.

Irene

so today , i was going through my old old messages (msn stage) and i stumbled across a conversation that i had with an ex boyfriend. I came to realise how much i have grown as a person  and  as a young woman. When you are young you don't realise the meaning or importance behind certain words and you just say them because your vocabulary is not as wide as it would be if you were older so you end up using words that haven't got that specific emotion attached to it.
        Hate, hate is a word that is used daily in conversations. it's easy to say that you 'hate' a particular thing or persons but you don't really 'hate' them, you just dislike them. however, we all find it easier and quicker to say the word 'hate' because it's easier than saying dislike. Think about what you say before you say it and make sure that the emotion you are feeling or looking for is in the word you are using.
 - Remember . . . the tongue is a killer but the brain is the triger.