My great wonderful blog

My blog has finally received recognition from an outside source. Ok, so the outside source was my brother on his blog, but he did write something along the lines of "my brother's blog is more amusing, and he actually bothers to post on it unlike me."
And now I have mentioned his blog too.
Today was a long day, but one of great jubilation. It started at 8am, a whole hour later than yesterday did. I started doing work at 8:15am, and finished my group project by 9:30am. It got handed in. I did other university related stuff I needed to do. I went to Buchanan Galleries, which was empty at that time of the morning on a Wednesday. I met Louise in the Chaplaincy, and wasted about three hours there. I also bought a yoghurt and some post it notes for a lecture tomorrow. What is going to happen in the lecture scares me slightly.
After our committee meeting, Louise and I headed to Dennistoun to have a jam. Once guitars were eventually tuned and restrung, it went well. I also got accomodation sorted for next year. Hoorah.
Pizza hut tonight too. A lot of pizza was eaten. A lot of laughing was had. And Kirsty went to put sprinkles on her ice cream, but the lid fell off and she emptied pretty much the entire contained over her ice cream, the counter, and the floor. Mightily impressive, and mightily amusing.
And on the subject of amusing things...
While I was at Louise's flat, she received a phone call from Jamie, who's website link can be found to the left. He had got locked out of his flat, and only Louise has a spare key. Just as well she was back from Northern Ireland today really. So we headed out to Partick on the train, and she phoned him as we were walking towards his flat. "You can come and meet us half way" she said. "I can't actually, as I'm not only locked out of my flat, I'm locked inside the courtyard of my block of flats and can't get out" he replied. This led to much, much laughing. Especially when we arrived and found that since he had been stuck, he had started doing some gardening. Mostly by shoving his hands in the soil and pulling out weeds. His hands were absolutely coated in mud. So what did he do? Put his hand in his trouser pocket and answered his phone when it rang. Genius.
He did however say thank you very much to us, and offered us drinks and food. Louise also proceeded to cook him dinner, which he then proceeded to eat.
Anyway, that's been my day. Tomorrow is hopefully going to be as relaxed as today, and is apparently going to include cake at CU. Score.