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This is the first day in a streak of numerous where I haven't actually felt like slitting my throat for every minute that passed by. Yes, I didn't feel as reasonable as I normally do - but I was better than I have been previously.

English was on for the first time this week. Angela was back, now with a traumatic tale to tell us all involving dogs and hospitals. She has a cast on her arm and it's in a sling. The cast is purple and it stands out a lot. :)

In my break before Photography, I ate a sausage sandwich and listsned to Rammstein on my iPod.
In Photography, Paul wasn't even in college, so we were sat around for ages doing shite all. I managed to freak Hayleigh out by showing her video stills from our many gory video projects - oh, and the trailer. :D
She's yet another person who thinks the vomit down Ash's front is real.
Mmm, yes - we stuck our fingers down her throat. :)

Shelly and I walked into town and she bought Canis Canem Edit from a charity shop. They were selling it for £1.99 - we'd seen it yesterday when we were hunting for music boxes.
I went to CEX and bought myself a new £25 baby. :)

He looked so cute when he was sat on the counter with all his wires and his controller - but the second I tried to carry him out of the shop, I was keeled over sideways under the immense weight of it!
I've decided to name him HUNK - for this very reason.



This is HUNK: my new Xbox. :D

(And there's the two games Shelly persuaded me to buy - Prince Of Persia: The Sands Of Time, and Fable.)
(Well, she persuaded me to buy games, I chose them myself. :P)

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Tonight, I've spent a few hours eating KFC, uploading CDs to Hunk's memory - and pouring out my heart to Ash over MSN. I felt I ought to tell her how shit I've been feeling recently.
I always had this inner hatred towards her for being so supportive to total randomers on DeviantArt - but I've realised she goes a little further when it's for me. She really was trying, bless her.
She was worried when I told her about Shelly and I were fighting - but I assured her we'll get through it. :/

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San Diego Yacht Club
Burgee
Founded
1886
1011 Anchorage Lane, San Diego (CA)
Country
United States
Website
http://www.sdyc.org
San Diego Yacht Club is a yacht club located in San Diego Bay. Its address is 1011 Anchorage Lane, San Diego, CA 92106, and is on a spit of land known as Shelter Island. San Diego Yacht Club has a thriving junior program, with accomplished juniors such as Olympic hopeful Andrew Campbell. Other notable juniors include Adam Roberts, Graham Biehl, Cameron Biehl, Anna Brun, Tyler Sinks, and Parker Shinn, many who continue their sport at college. About 200 children attend the program each summer, with many continuing year round. The junior sailors sail 420s, CFJs, Sabots and Lasers. High school sailing teams also sail out of the San Diego Yacht Club, including the Point Loma, Bishop, Francis Parker, and Cathedral Catholic High School Sailing Teams.
San Diego Yacht Club also has a main dining room, a library, outdoor seating, a bar, a pool and a pavilion equipped with a barbecue. San Diego Yacht Club was home to a America's Cup race in the 1990's.
SDYC has extensive wet and dry slips available for members. Members, for a monthly fee, can store their boat at SDYC. They are very hard to obtain and the waiting list is very long. The wet slips can accommodate boats up to 90 feet in length, and the dry slips are for smaller boats usually up to 23 feet in length.
San Diego Yacht Club is home to multiple fleets, many of which race regularly. There are fleets of Lehman 12s, PCs, Stars, Etchells, and an adult Sabot fleet. There is also a model yacht fleet which races CR914s. Most of the larger boats race outside of San Diego Bay.
SDYC leases an outstation on Catalina Island from the Catalina Island Conservancy. The outstation is named Buffalo Beach, and is located at the White's landing, Long Point area. The outstation offers many resources for the club members such as showers, stoves, bathrooms, tents, tables and cooking utensils. There is a semi-permanent "dockmaster" who tends for the outstation 6 months every year. Members who do not own boats can rent tents for a certain price and use the facilities available.
Prominent members include Dennis Conner, skipper in the America's Cup and Roy Disney, a member of the Disney family.
Jr. Sailing Program
San Diego Yacht Club boasts one of the largest and oldest junior sailing programs in the country. Founded in 1928 by Staff Commodore Joe Jessop, the initial objective was to teach wimming, boat care, racing tactics, and sportsmanship; eighty years later they are still following the same objective.
The initial class consisted of Robert Town, the 1928 Jr. Commodore, brothers Gordon Frost, Sr.*, Albert A. Frost, Jr.*, Robert Merit, Grant Stone and Walter Fisch. Lessons were taught in Sea Mews and Starlets (a junior trainer that was a smaller version of the popular Star class). Races for the starlets were held in the bay and two short years later in 1930 the American Starlet Association would be created with Gordy serving as its first Commodore. Of these six juniors, two became future Commodores of the San Diego Yacht Club and all of them paved the way for the Junior Programs future.
From these humble beginning the San Diego Yacht Club Junior Sailing Program has evolved into a year round intense training program affecting around 200 youth sailors every year. The Junior Program consists of a full time Junior Program Director, coaches, maintenance and administrative staff. Facilities include a Junior Clubhouse, tool room, Sabot and Laser storage spaces, sail and boat wash areas and two launching ramps. Members of the Junior Program have access to the junior charter fleet that includes 25 Sabots, 18 Optimists, Lasers (and Radials), CFJ's and 420's. Also included in the fleet are the SDYC Jr, Race Committee Boat, the Al Frost Sr., a dozen Whaler chase boats, inflatable and multi-boat trailers for travel to away regattas.
Throughout the year, events are scheduled for sailors of all ability levels including fun events, field trips, special racing clinics and a very active after-school program and practices. During the summer months, the Junior Program goes into 'high gear.' The Program employs the finest instructional staff, recruited from around the globe, to teach an eight-week summer sailing and racing program.
The result of coaching, learning and racing has led to the San Diego Yacht Club Youth Program's success in local, area, national and international competitions. In the recent past, SDYC Juniors have won the US Sailing Youth Championships Single-handed trophy nine times and the Doublehanded trophy four times. SDYC juniors won the Interscholastic Sailing Association's National Championships in '93, 96, 99 and 2001-2005 and have placed in the top three each year. The alumni of the SDYC Junior Program have, and continue, to...(and so on)

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Dixie currently feels:

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Blog #97

Countryside Run & Guitar ZEROES 

 

 

Mam woke me up this morning - wandering around the house "BLASTIN' BANGIN' CHOONS ON HER FONE M8" like a right chav.

I woke up at about half 12 - after falling asleep several times and waking up again.

 

Mam finally got me to wake up when she asked me to tie a bow on her sleeve.

Apparently the way I tie bows is silly - she thinks my shoes come undone all the time.

The only shoes I wear that come undone all the time are my pink and black striped Converse - and I don't even know why that is.

My Rocketdogs never come undone. Mwah, Velcro for the win.

 

There's nothing wrong with the way I tie bows.

Just because I don't do funky loops, I take two loops and tie them together instead.

 

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I went downstairs and told mam I'd came to FORAGE.

David was in the living room - he heard and found it proper piss.

 

I went and got dressed, after realising there was sod all in to eat.

I was originally planning on having a Muller Corner and some Pom-Bears - but David suggested we go out for a drive to a greasy spoon caff.

 

Mam didn't want to go to a caff, but they settled on going out to "Lord Stones" - which apparently is off Carlton Bank.

Either way - it was a massive drive through the countryside with endless fields to look at.

Oh, and endless Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack to listen to.

 

I don't mind the first 4 songs - and the 13th track - Jaiho - that's alright.

Mam proper plays that over and over again. She got David liking it too and ended up bluetoothing him it later.

 

During the shitty songs, I played my dying iPod.

Dear Lisa has been in the red battery all day - but she hasn't died yet.

She'll have to have a big charge-up before I go back to college on Monday.

 

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Anyway, we got to Lord Stones - I had Coke and they had coffee.

David got a bacon and egg bun, mam got a black pudding bun (LOLWHAT?!) and I got a burger in a bun. We got a bowl of chips to share between us, but I ate most of them.

The chips were like 7 inches long. Crazy lengths.

 

We were going to sit outside, but it started getting too breezy, so we ate inside instead.

 

After we'd eaten, we went for a walk behind the building.

People were flying kites shaped like dragons.

 

We got to the edge of this massive hill - and we had a debate over whether you'd die or not if you rolled down it.

I didn't stand as close to the edge as they were - I hate heights.

I did enjoy looking out at the English countryside scenery though. If I'd had a camera, I'd have gotten some mint landscape shots.

 

This hill sparked off a big discussion about cheese-rolling.

Such random shite. My mam can be almost as spontaneous as me sometimes.

 

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When we got back, mam went to the doctor's to get me some more pills.

I have to make an appointment in a month to get another blood pressure test.

I don't mind those - it's blood tests involving needles that make me shit.

Blood pressure tests just make your arm go proper numb.

 

When she was gone, I watched A Touch Of Frost.

The bastards though - I was just getting into it - then it ends. The rest of it gets shown on Monday at 4PM.

I should be home by then, so I better remember to watch it.

 

Mam came back - she'd been to Morrison's too - got me some ham (as I'd said earlier I wanted a ham and cheese omelette) and some Rolo doughnuts.

I ate one and then hid them in the cupboard away from my dad's cake-loving hands. I want to save them so us lot can eat them tomorrow.

I'd give up mine for him if he desparatley wanted one like. That's if he finds them.

 

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Mam had got some of those natural jelly sweets - the Forbidden Fruits.

We ate those and watched the 300th episode of The Simpsons.

I've seen that one about 4 times. It's not brilliant, but it's alright.

 

I don't know if I have a favourite episode like.

My favourite character is Lisa, though. :)

 

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The three of us played Guitar Hero: World Tour after that.

 

Neither of them could pass Scream Aim Fire on EASY BASS.

There I was busting my arse on EXPERT LEAD and they were the ones failing.

 

Likewise when I played Mr. Crowley with mam - I was pulling off all these ripping solos (actually doing them a lot better than I normally do), and she was failing on EASY BASS.

 

Really.

 

Both mam and David were attempting to distract each other on Dammit by playing with my thunder tube.

They were actually distracting me a bit at points. I still managed 98% with David and 99% with Mam like.

 

 

Then I showed David our film trailer.

There'd been random mentions of Ashleigh all day - so I felt I ought to show her in her full Jonathan-esque glory. Lmfao, David was actually convinced she WAS a man at points.

 

Aw, bless her. :)

 

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Shelly's texted me saying she can't come tomorrow.

I've texted her back asking why - but I haven't gotten an answer. :(

 

Hopefully I'll find out why...

Knowing her mam it'll be a fucking stupid reason like.

 

I still hope if Shelly can't come, that Ash still can.

I'd rather have just one than none.

 

I like it best when it's all three of us - but maybe I do need to spend a day alone with Ash. I haven't done that in a really long time.

 

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Dixie currently feels:

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Blog #63

Finally, I've done something right!

 

 

In effect, I've done a few things right...

 

But either way - from the beginning.

Nana woke me up - I got ready, sorted out my backpack, as I do.

Mam's bought Cheerios for me, saying I have to start eating breakfast. I don't eat much now. At home I'd only eat one meal at day - and that's what I ate at college, but I wouldn't be able to do that here, so I just eat what nana makes me. I'm resisting the delights of the FRIDGE OF RANDOMNESS.

 

I got the college bus, and because I don't start till 10:45, I sat around for nearly two hours.

I managed to fill that time with SOLITAIRE. I don't know how I'm able to sit and play that for great lengths of time... But I can only play it on Lisa - I can't play Solitaire on my PC for very long.

 

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In Media Studies, I showed Sarah the 2nd draft of our film trailer.

She says it's a lot better - asked me if I was pleased with it.

I shrugged - I'm not pleased with anything I do; but I will admit it's far better than the first draft.

 

It seems now I've finished both the webpage and the trailer.

Now I just need to assemble my research, re-write my statement of intention (because I fucking lost it, because I'm a knob!) and write the evaluations. Then there's my coursework.

At least I know I'm going into my exam with 50% of the course completed.

 

When Sarah looked through the mark scheme with me - she was comparing my work in the A grade band.

I was confused at why - I myself was looking at the B grade band...

 

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Lewis walked into town with me - he'd barely been standing at the bus stop with me for 2 minutes when the 492 turned up - so I said bye to him and got on it.

I love buses that stop like 2 metres away from the doorstep of the residence you reside in currently. :)

 

Nana made me chicken goujons and spaghetti hoops for lunch - rather delictable.

 

According to my Wii play time record - I've played 7 hours of World Tour today.

I'm really sick of it now - I'm at the stage where I've lost a bit of my concentration and I miss proper stupid notes on songs I can 100%.

 

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I want to write now.

I had an idea too - something similar to Regenbogen Streifen.

...I seem to be able to write negative things best. I can't write anything else - and that's if I can write at all.

 

I've downloaded some Tool.

Tool rank on my top bands for writing inspiration.

I feel I shall write that list. :)

 

 

Dixie's top 10 inspirational bands:

 

1. Rammstein

2. Blackmore's Night

3. King Diamond

4. Nightwish

5. Fairyland

6. Tool

7. Children Of Bodom

8. Slipknot

9. Nirvana

10. Skillet

 

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When I can be arsed finalising the trailer - I need to make a slight edit to the credit block at the end - I shall post it to YouTube.

There shall be happy shiny link here when that occurs.