blood

I'm going to give blood tomorrow because I've never done it before and it's like getting a free blood test XD

It's crap though that they only give you like a biscuit and a drink. From what I've heard, apparently in France they give you a full meal when you give blood O_O

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Still haven't signed up for yoga, since we're moving house and everything, might as well sign up to some place that's closer to the new home.

Just been talking with coworkers about cowboy plumbers. -_- Back in school in 6th form, we had General Studies that taught things like how to unblock a drain, how to change a car tire etc, those were useful. Luckily to date I still haven't had to put any of that knowledge to use. XD

When searching for evening classes, I remember seeing ones that teach basic home maintenance, so that you can fix small emergencies (or at least fix them so that you can get it seen to in the morning). Those are pretty useful, I wonder if there will be any close to the new place.

I know where Hull is!

Take the BBC geography test (you need knowledge of UK geography for the first 2 questions)

I scored 2/14 HAHAHAHAHAHAHA must explain why I refused to take GCSE Geography (or is this the result of my not taking it??)

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I have, in my hands, the 2006 Prince of Tennis desk calendar and the 2006 Death Note wall calendar (both JUMP version)

Oh, this is so pretty. Oh, Pez happy.

Of course, I must mention the GlayxExile - Scream mini poster. Which is also pretty.

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Been watching Grand Designs earlier tonight. I have absolutely no idea how that eco-block worked, because concrete expands when it sets, and the expansion is enough to burst open even wood formwork if it's not bolted down with metal. So how did that polystyrene stuff stay intact as the walls set? It's just mind boggling. The house itself is alright though, doesn't look too bad. But oh, those furniture. The woman has pretty furniture! (and I'm not even a fan of that traditional/old(?) stuff)

Have I ever mentioned that I'll (finally) have a proper wardrobe in the new place? :D So it'll actually be possible to be tidy.

Room almost packed. I'm not looking forward to packing the kitchen.