WobblyStilettos
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My sister's rabbit, Charlie, had to be put down yesterday 
poor little fluffball, we weren't expecting it at all, he got a sudden attack of flystrike the only good thing is that the other two (one is mine, one is my aunts) are perfectly healthy
Actually, yesterday was quite crap. I was happy because I got a lie-in, but then I had barely any time to revise for my chemistry exam and realised, an hour and a half before I had to leave to go to it, that I couldn't remember any of the work we'd done, and I didn't even have notes on half of it. So, when I finally got into the exam feeling just plain terrible (I think I've let myself get a bit run down) I wasn't exactly feeling optimistic. I think I could of actually cried when I read some of the questions xD I had to make up several answers by just guessing what the words they were using might mean and there was one question that I did not have a hope of answering so I just wrote "I have no idea. I swear I wasn't taught this. Ho hum." on the bright side, pretty much everyone found it incredibly horrible (even my genius friends) so hopefully the whole country felt the same so the grade boundaries will be lower
Today was much better me, my sis, my mum, my dad, and my fav cousin went to go see someone my dad used to work with who is now a good family friend he and his wife have an ADORABLE son about 3 years old and AW 
we bought him a plastic motorbike to ride around on and my dad was pushing him round the garden on it and he was SO CUTE we had a BBQ and stuff and they lent me loads of books on psychology probably would've been perfect if it wasn't for being stuck in a car with possibly the 4 Eest people in the world for 45mins each way... it's incredibly tiring being pretty much being the only introvert (well, the only introvert that the extraverts NEED to pay attention to, or so it would seem xD) in a very large, very extended, very close-knit family of extraverts. I love them to bits but they make me want to tear my hair out sometimes
poor little fluffball, we weren't expecting it at all, he got a sudden attack of flystrike the only good thing is that the other two (one is mine, one is my aunts) are perfectly healthy Actually, yesterday was quite crap. I was happy because I got a lie-in, but then I had barely any time to revise for my chemistry exam and realised, an hour and a half before I had to leave to go to it, that I couldn't remember any of the work we'd done, and I didn't even have notes on half of it. So, when I finally got into the exam feeling just plain terrible (I think I've let myself get a bit run down) I wasn't exactly feeling optimistic. I think I could of actually cried when I read some of the questions xD I had to make up several answers by just guessing what the words they were using might mean and there was one question that I did not have a hope of answering so I just wrote "I have no idea. I swear I wasn't taught this. Ho hum." on the bright side, pretty much everyone found it incredibly horrible (even my genius friends) so hopefully the whole country felt the same so the grade boundaries will be lower
Today was much better
me, my sis, my mum, my dad, and my fav cousin went to go see someone my dad used to work with who is now a good family friend he and his wife have an ADORABLE son about 3 years old and AW we bought him a plastic motorbike to ride around on and my dad was pushing him round the garden on it and he was SO CUTE we had a BBQ and stuff and they lent me loads of books on psychology probably would've been perfect if it wasn't for being stuck in a car with possibly the 4 Eest people in the world for 45mins each way... it's incredibly tiring being pretty much being the only introvert (well, the only introvert that the extraverts NEED to pay attention to, or so it would seem xD) in a very large, very extended, very close-knit family of extraverts. I love them to bits but they make me want to tear my hair out sometimes 
