Friday, 5 February 2010
Thursday, 31 December 2009
NEW YEARS EVE!!!
ITS NEW YEARS EVE,
WOW! This year has gone by so fast, I have met so many different people this year, discovered so many things, and achieved so much, which will later on make everything worthwhile for myself.
A brief outline of this year; 2009...
My 19th, = amazing, finished my art and design foundation course, got into university of Huddersfield... made some of the most amazing and unique people ever.
Basically that was the most important part of this year,
And now!
It’s a fresh...
But I mean it this time,
LET’S GET THE YEAR STARTED
WOW! This year has gone by so fast, I have met so many different people this year, discovered so many things, and achieved so much, which will later on make everything worthwhile for myself.
A brief outline of this year; 2009...
My 19th, = amazing, finished my art and design foundation course, got into university of Huddersfield... made some of the most amazing and unique people ever.
Basically that was the most important part of this year,
And now!
It’s a fresh...
But I mean it this time,
LET’S GET THE YEAR STARTED
Tuesday, 29 December 2009
Christmas + The days after!
Christmas has been really hectic; however when it did come around it didn’t feel much like Christmas, which was quiet disappointing because I normally enjoy Christmas... but this year it wasn’t exactly thrilled this year, however I did get a printer which means at university I don’t have to get the bus into town just to print work off. I know lazy right? These blogs have been a bit crazy lately but that just been because I have been really busy, but I will get back to updating, and with more meaningful updates. In many ways I feel bad for not writing but there nothing that has really took over my mind, I’ve been completely content in many things, I’m just waiting for new year, which is going to make everything complete. But that’s pretty much it for now.
Georgie
Georgie
Thursday, 24 December 2009
Christmas Eve Time!
ITS CHRISTAMS TOMORROW, that’s come by so fast I remember when I was only starting university, well I think I’m going to leaving blogging until boxing day maybe, depends on how I feel, but merry Christmas and I will get back to you all with my news of xmas later
Georgie
Georgie
Wednesday, 23 December 2009
Bored?
I find if you get bored! You must be a boring person?
This I find somewhat amusing!
I am not a boring person nor do I get bored easily, but today... I'm going crazy, I can't seem to have fun... Get rid of my bordom, umm.
This is just going to be a short post as I haven't really got much to talk about, However later on I may update this blog...
Thats it anything slightly intresting happens.
Georgie
P.s I can't believe I didnt write last night, my internet was down :(
sorry
This I find somewhat amusing!
I am not a boring person nor do I get bored easily, but today... I'm going crazy, I can't seem to have fun... Get rid of my bordom, umm.
This is just going to be a short post as I haven't really got much to talk about, However later on I may update this blog...
Thats it anything slightly intresting happens.
Georgie
P.s I can't believe I didnt write last night, my internet was down :(
sorry
Monday, 21 December 2009
Hypochondriac Much?
I hate the fact that I am a hypochondriac, (a small worry I have going on at the moment) I worry about the smallest thing and honestly, the tiniest thing; I would honestly think I was dying. To link into this I also have a major anxiety disorder, you give me a small thing, and I make it into a big thing which then causes me to have a panic attack. There is an interesting fact about myself today.
Its four days until Christmas, I have so much to do, it’s driving me crazy, buy present with literally a balance of £80.
Now that means it is only Ten days to NEW YEAR and I can feel that this one will be an amazing one because of the amazing new year’s night that I have planned, if it happens it will honestly be the best part of my life so far. In this section I’m going to take my new year’s resolutions into consideration, or a list of stuff that i want to achieve
1. Lose Weight
2. Go to every lecture
3. Be a better person
4. Get a tattoo – something to do with my father,
5. Try to keep a hand written journal – more personal
6. Keep my ongoing projects going
7. Meet more people
8. Start projects as soon as I get them
However, there are not many there but I’m sure that I will think of more before new year or even after and I will make these work because I feel that I want to make 2010 the best year so far and I know I possibly say this every year but it’s something that I really wasn’t to do.
I think I’m going to end this blog sort as I haven’t really had anything that has annoyed or moved my emotions today, if something arises I will not hesitate to write
Georgie
Its four days until Christmas, I have so much to do, it’s driving me crazy, buy present with literally a balance of £80.
Now that means it is only Ten days to NEW YEAR and I can feel that this one will be an amazing one because of the amazing new year’s night that I have planned, if it happens it will honestly be the best part of my life so far. In this section I’m going to take my new year’s resolutions into consideration, or a list of stuff that i want to achieve
1. Lose Weight
2. Go to every lecture
3. Be a better person
4. Get a tattoo – something to do with my father,
5. Try to keep a hand written journal – more personal
6. Keep my ongoing projects going
7. Meet more people
8. Start projects as soon as I get them
However, there are not many there but I’m sure that I will think of more before new year or even after and I will make these work because I feel that I want to make 2010 the best year so far and I know I possibly say this every year but it’s something that I really wasn’t to do.
I think I’m going to end this blog sort as I haven’t really had anything that has annoyed or moved my emotions today, if something arises I will not hesitate to write
Georgie
Sunday, 20 December 2009
Should Homosexuals Face Execution?
Before I begin writing I’d just like to say I’m extremely tired, so I may have some incoherent writing. Firstly I cannot believe that Brittany Murphy has died at age 32 on the 20/12/09 – RIP. Seriously... how many celebrities have died this year, so many to count, yet I still feel the greatest loss was Michael Jackson; I am and always have been a huge fan of his.
Anyway, down to my writing, a main thing that has upset me this week and annoyed me to total anger is what the BBC came out with this last week was ‘SHOULD HOMOSEXUALS FACE EXECUTION?’ when this I was completely out raged that the BBC could even apply a statement like this to their media. But seriously, the question ‘Should homosexuals face execution?’ should not even be discussed however The BBC certainly thinks this is open to debate. However they did UPDATE their opening question from ‘should homosexuals face execution?' to 'Should Uganda debate gay execution?' The comments posted on this forum are quite frankly disturbing and we believe the BBC has WRONGLY given these nuts a platform to preach their hatred.
BBC Reader - ''Bravo to the Ugandans for this wise decision, a bright step in eliminating this menace from your society.''
I find this totally inappropriate and sick... however the reality behind an Anti-Homosexuality Bill being debated on Friday by the Ugandan parliament which would see some homosexual offences punishable by death. Hearing this and being homosexual myself is quite worrying and the BBC hasn’t really taken people’s feelings and emotions into consideration, the will go for anything that makes a good title.
(THIS IS TAKEN FROM THE BBC NEWS WEBSITE)
The bill proposes:Life imprisonment for those convicted of a homosexual actthe death sentence where the offender has HiV, is a "serial offender" or the other person is under 18.Imprisonment for seven years for "attempted homosexuality."The bill claims to 'protect the...traditional family values of the people of Uganda', but it has prompted widespread international condemnation.Homosexuality is regarded as taboo in much of Africa, where it is often regarded as a threat to cultural, religious and social values.
Some questions asked, Has Uganda gone too far? Should there be any level of legislation against homosexuality? Should homosexuals be protected by legislation as they are in South Africa? What would be the consequences of this bill to you?.
I will personally answer these questions.
Has Uganda gone too far?
- Personally I think they have completely over stepped the line, even thinking about this is sickening and completely wrong, just because of our sexuality... our sexuality doesn’t define who we are, or what we stand for, it is a small part of us. This shouldn’t matter, to me we have free will, so let us be who we are.
Should there be any level of legislation against homosexuality?
- No. Because it’s not like the homosexual community are committing a crime as bad as murder, rape or GBH, it shouldn’t have any legislation at all because we are not causing harm to anyone else, therefore nothing is wrong.
Should homosexuals be protected by legislation as they are in South Africa?
- If they do instate the bill then I truly do believe they should be protected, no one should live in fear, no one should deny who they are. It’s already hard for people to be openly homosexual, so why make it even harder.
What would be the consequences of this bill to you?
- None right now as I live in the united kingdom, but however if sparks fly and the create something going on around the world it would have a huge effect on me seeing as I am a lesbian myself.
Even in answering these questions I am even more disgusted in this...
However many people might be feeling that this isn’t any of my business because I am from the UK and not Uganda, however I would like other countries to fight if this happened in Britain, therefore, let’s see your views.
Georgie
Anyway, down to my writing, a main thing that has upset me this week and annoyed me to total anger is what the BBC came out with this last week was ‘SHOULD HOMOSEXUALS FACE EXECUTION?’ when this I was completely out raged that the BBC could even apply a statement like this to their media. But seriously, the question ‘Should homosexuals face execution?’ should not even be discussed however The BBC certainly thinks this is open to debate. However they did UPDATE their opening question from ‘should homosexuals face execution?' to 'Should Uganda debate gay execution?' The comments posted on this forum are quite frankly disturbing and we believe the BBC has WRONGLY given these nuts a platform to preach their hatred.
BBC Reader - ''Bravo to the Ugandans for this wise decision, a bright step in eliminating this menace from your society.''
I find this totally inappropriate and sick... however the reality behind an Anti-Homosexuality Bill being debated on Friday by the Ugandan parliament which would see some homosexual offences punishable by death. Hearing this and being homosexual myself is quite worrying and the BBC hasn’t really taken people’s feelings and emotions into consideration, the will go for anything that makes a good title.
(THIS IS TAKEN FROM THE BBC NEWS WEBSITE)
The bill proposes:Life imprisonment for those convicted of a homosexual actthe death sentence where the offender has HiV, is a "serial offender" or the other person is under 18.Imprisonment for seven years for "attempted homosexuality."The bill claims to 'protect the...traditional family values of the people of Uganda', but it has prompted widespread international condemnation.Homosexuality is regarded as taboo in much of Africa, where it is often regarded as a threat to cultural, religious and social values.
Some questions asked, Has Uganda gone too far? Should there be any level of legislation against homosexuality? Should homosexuals be protected by legislation as they are in South Africa? What would be the consequences of this bill to you?.
I will personally answer these questions.
Has Uganda gone too far?
- Personally I think they have completely over stepped the line, even thinking about this is sickening and completely wrong, just because of our sexuality... our sexuality doesn’t define who we are, or what we stand for, it is a small part of us. This shouldn’t matter, to me we have free will, so let us be who we are.
Should there be any level of legislation against homosexuality?
- No. Because it’s not like the homosexual community are committing a crime as bad as murder, rape or GBH, it shouldn’t have any legislation at all because we are not causing harm to anyone else, therefore nothing is wrong.
Should homosexuals be protected by legislation as they are in South Africa?
- If they do instate the bill then I truly do believe they should be protected, no one should live in fear, no one should deny who they are. It’s already hard for people to be openly homosexual, so why make it even harder.
What would be the consequences of this bill to you?
- None right now as I live in the united kingdom, but however if sparks fly and the create something going on around the world it would have a huge effect on me seeing as I am a lesbian myself.
Even in answering these questions I am even more disgusted in this...
However many people might be feeling that this isn’t any of my business because I am from the UK and not Uganda, however I would like other countries to fight if this happened in Britain, therefore, let’s see your views.
Georgie
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