OPENING PANDORA'S BOX

 

 WATERWORKS Tascott [from my diary when I was a kid] One day it was hot and muggy when we were at Dad's and we were really depressed. Autumn was harping on to her mother, Donna because she wanted to go to the waterworks. Dad was sick of taking us kids to the beach all the time because he got bored sitting inside the car. So Dad drove us to the waterworks and there was a pub right next door. It was convenient so they could have a beer and coke and Bourbon. Donna took the camera so she took lots of photos of us kids. We went on the smallest slide first which was the fastest. Us three girls made a train down the waterslide, weee, we went sliding down the tube and it was soon over. We splashed into the pool into the water. I hit my head on Autumn's head, and she got out of the pool with a bit of a headache. Samuel likes the waterworks because he likes swimming because he's a water baby. Wayne was too scared to get in. *Image, not the waterworks we went to. 

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  KARL PILKINGTON IN THE ZOMBIE OUTBREAK My Dream Blog Last night I had a dream that I was in the beginning of the zombie outbreak and I was in a relationship with Karl Pilkington. We were a zombie-fighting couple who attempted to fight off zombies in order to survive. We were located in Europe somewhere, it looked a bit like England, Ireland, or Wales (or somewhere like that). Karl Pilkington was driving this van which looked similar to the van that Dale drove in The Walking Dead. We stopped at this town and we witnessed people turning into zombies, however, the zombies didn’t have to bite people to turn others into zombies. We don’t know how or why they were turning into zombies. I said to Karl that we have to leave this town and go somewhere rural and there were many people like us who also wanted to leave town to escape the zombies and most of us were headed in the same direction. Some were on foot and some were in vehicles. Karl and I stopped at this gas station and we wer

  Keep a diary, blog, or journal. Many teenagers like to record their thoughts and feelings. Keeping a diary or journal or writing a blog is an excellent way to catch your breath and reflect on the people, events, and moods you experience. It’s also a way to release feelings that might otherwise stay bottled up inside. In fact, studies suggest that daily expressive writing can reduce stress, boost the immune system, and improve memory and academic performance, and help recover faster from traumatic events. (from The Sunday Telegraph)   #keepadiary #keepablog #keepajournal #thesundaytelegraph