THIS blog has no particular purpose, only to reflect. We all need time to reflect every now and again, don't we? And we all have our ways of doing it. Relax and Reflect. Two of the most important three 'R's' in the English vocabulary. The third, of course, being recuperate, but without/… Read full post »

Last night, I had the ultimate strange dream, so I thought I'd write about it...

I seemed to be on holiday in Cornwall with a group of 'friends', some of which actually are and some of which I don't know very well at all in real life. Myself, Dan Elliot, Joe Swift, Will de/… Read full post »

WAITING to go into the building below Bristol Ice Rink that is the new O2 Academy in the cold was well worth the surprise that awaited us. MySpace Music phenomenon Joe Brooks appeared from the front doors of the building. I mentioned, jokingly, to my friends that he was off to the pub/… Read full post »

So! After finally completing my web-drama following a year and three months of hard work and dedication, ZerØ, had it's launch on Saturday (June 6th).

As soon as I uploaded it, it noticed that I had music on the video, that, understandably, they thought was breaching copyright law. I quic… Read full post »

Twilight. The time between Dawn and Sunrise, surely?

Not so, these days, Twilight, as many of you will probably know, refers to a series of Vampire Romance novels by Stephenie Meyer. Not so long ago, it was adapted into a film, as many of you also probably know... Unless you are… Read full post »

THIS IS A RANT TO ANYONE WHO WILL LISTEN

BE WARNED

Monday April 6th 2009

 Dear Brain,

As of late, you seem to be being more than a little useless. Are you sure you are still working up there? Or has the stress of life/… Read full post »

Well, it's a New Year. Yes, I know it's April, but my last post was in December. Hmm... now that was a while ago. Since then, coursework deadlines have been growing nearer and nearer, went out with a girl, sat my mock GCSE's, signed up for X Factor, broke up with… Read full post »

The British Government have recently set up a scheme called "Find Your Talent" whereby "children and young people the chance to try out different cultural and creative activities." 1 My school are the "pilot group" for North Somerset under this scheme. We have a share in £2M to create a piece… Read full post »

After a recent visit to see the Hound of the Baskervilles at the Theatre Royal, Bath with my GCSE Drama group in occured to me just how little teenagers understand good literature, and above all, good theatre. After the show had finished, many of the group were commenting on how they… Read full post »

After returning from their fourth tour in July, youth gospel chour Youthful Spirit have wasted no time in getting themseleves back in action. With two concerts already under their belt in the new academic year, the choir performed their third at St Andrews Church in Congresbury last night (Saturday O… Read full post »

While watching the BBC News over Lunch today I was caught out by a comment made by Fiona Bruce about the English weather. While finishing up the daily weather report for England, Ms Bruce commented:

"The country will be scattered with showers and sudden downpours throughout the week. Well there's a… Read full post »

After my last blog "Yoof's Attack Poor, Innocent SN Users With Potty Mouth" it seems that an explanation is needed for the wide variety of common stereotypes mentioned. So, here we are.

 Chav: To many, the common Chav is a person (sadly not just kept to teenagers) who walks around with/… Read full post »

Through the Eyes of a Vampire

by Matt Hosgood

The thumping music made the blood ripple in my veins. The voices of the hundreds of people in the room merged together to create one big buzz. I clutched at my ears, trying to concentrate. It was Jimmy’s… Read full post »