It has been the last week of the official university term time, and it's been busy! It is such a strange week too, emotional.
Keele's end of year party, Woodstoke, a 12hr fairground/festival do, with games and a headphone disco and some bands, including Ms. Dynamite(te-he). Sadly, I only made it to midnight. Something I regret a little, as it's my last year, and I wanted to stay out longer, make the most of it and everything. However much I'd like to live a life with no regrets, I don't know another emotion for when you want to change things sometimes. The only other response I can think of would be 'Oh well', but that suggests it doesn't matter at all, and I think sometimes, even the little things, are important. The time I did spend at Woodstoke, however, was awesome! Dancing on the hill with my people, and I felt really rough after the fairground rides! Normally I'm fine with that stuff, but having a bbq right before hand was a mistake! Also got to see The Sunshine Underground play, who were really good, will try to remember to YouTube them later.
Woodstoke was swiftly followed by The Chapel Ball- The social event of the year. James Bond themed, with cocktails and a chocolate roulette table, buffet, The Big Band and Disco to finish off the evening. A beautiful night, those people who worked hard to make the space look amazing and sort the food and the drink, did a fantastic job! We danced till the early hours, then some of us leavers headed to the back of Keele Hall, armed with a bottle of bubbly, and Chinese lanterns. A lovely way to finish the night off.
As I said, end of the year, so we took some of the random things we've collected over the last few years to a car boot sale. It was quite a small one, but Dave and I made about £15 pounds, and the others made some cash too, so didn't do too badly. We had a ton of stuff left over however, so headed to the charity shop, and hopefully they can make some money off of it.
So, all that, coupled with a cinema trip, the new X-Men, really quite good! And a family visit from David's Aunt and Uncle. Its been a busy and quite intense week.
Freya May
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