Freedom is nice.

Now exams are over and I'm 100% free from all stress, I can finally chill and spend time with my Friends and Boyfriend at ease.

Yesterday, for example, in the early afternoon Tom and I went to Uppermill, where we went for a few nice drinks and a romantic walk down the Uppermill canal. It was so lovely, even though the heat was overwhelming and I had to take a paddle in the river just to cool down. I really enjoy just spending random days out with him, because he does make me smile and very happy. Secretly I want to go to Chester Zoo this summer :)

Later on, in the early evening, I made a trip to my friend Lucy's house for a girly get together. In the end there was only four of us, but that didn't matter, we still had a lovely time. We had a BBQ, pasta and some yummy potatoes. It was beautiful! But, the one thing, Sophie (another friend) could not wait for was the 'Made in Chelsea' finale at 10 o'clock. By this time we'd watched 'Embarrassing fat bodies' which was disgustingly interesting and funny as Katie just totally screamed at almost everything that happened! The 'Made in Chelsea' finale was in fact quite gripping, even though I only watched the last two episodes, but it was totally like a film in the end and it was very annoying as a lot was left hanging. After Sophie left, Lucy, Katie and I were left to watch random things until Lucy came across '17 Again' and because of her love for Zac Efron, we watched it! I didn't really get it as we turned on like two-thirds the way through, but it did have gaps in it, but that's just me being fussy.

In the morning, I awoke to the sound of Katie downstairs washing up some pots because we had no idea how to turn Lucy's TV on. We both agreed that it is massively annoying when someone leaves their TV on standby and there is no easy way to switch it on! However, I did really enjoy, once Lucy got up, watching Corrie and Harry Potter with them both. Especially Corrie as Izzie crossed her legs and recalling the time she stood up on the live episode even though she's disabled. Hilarious.

I do love my Boyfriend and my girls, even if they didn't come yesterday. S'gonna be a good summer I reckon :)

2 days late, but...

I'M FREE!
No more exams :D

Tomorrow is it.

Tomorrow is the last day I am going to step foot in the Blue Coat School, Oldham's halls as a student. It's exciting as this shows that my life is finally entering a new stage and I'm excited for it to start! English Language is my last A-Level exam and it's definitely going to be my favourite. I have been waiting for this exam since the start and I'm very much excited to see what's on the paper. Hopefully I'll get the A I want on this paper, as it is 2.5 hours long and I'll have a lot to write about!

Also, the last exam symbolises the official start of the summer for me! And I really cannot wait.

One more to go!

I can successfully say that I am 5 down 2 to go!

Philosophy Paper 3
US Politics
Philosophy paper 4
General Studies 3
Government
General studies 4
English Language

I have officially

started by own recipe book. It is about time too! I've added classic family tradition meals, such as my Mum's pork chops, roast beef and Tom's Mum's curry. As you all should know by now, I am a budding cook, speciality in sweets for the moment, but after trying to make my Mum's pork chops to quite a good standard I do say so myself, I am going to be a great meal prepare-er for myself and future family! I love food - a lot, I even considered dropping out of college to go to Culinary school instead, but however, I stuck to the A-levels and hopefully will be studying journalism at Salford in September (if all goes to plan)

The Blue Coat Sixth Form's Leaver's Ball x

And in the end,

"...the love you take, is equal to the love you make."

Tomorrow is the last ever day of my Blue Coat life.When the leavers assembly starts, I know that the tears will roll with all the memories that I have from the place. A lot of people are saying they won't be sad tomorrow, but I feel that somewhere in there they are upset, it just hasn't hit them yet. It seems unreal to think that I have spent 7 years of my life in one place, where I have met some of the most interesting people I will ever meet. I know that I wouldn't be the same person I am now without any of them or the teachers that have taught me throughout the years.

I don't know how I'm going to feel after so long being somewhere new, all alone with no friends to feel safe with. However, I am excited to go on a new adventure, meet new people and find out my calling in life. I'm glad that after all this 'moving on' business, I will still hold my dear Blue Coat friends close and still rely on them as much as I do now, but I am sad to say goodbye to those who aren't in my close friendship group but are always a pleasure to hear of and talk to every now and again.

Another thing I'm going to miss is being known by everyone when I walk down the halls. At university, I feel that I am going to just be another person and not known for who I am and what I can do, like now at Blue Coat. The tight community that I have grown up with has now come to an end and now I'm just 'another number' which will probably take a while to adjust to.

Tomorrow is probably going to one of the most memorable days of my life so far and I'm really looking forward to spending it with my favourites. Just the thought of staying in a 5* hotel, getting ready and just dancing the night away carefree excites me and wants tomorrow to come as fast as it can. I still can't believe it's all over. This was a blog just to express how much I appreciate everything that Blue Coat and my friends there have done for me and how much I love them all. x