Apologies to anyone that actually reads this for both the crap I write and the fact I haven't written anything lately. I can't even use the excuse that I've been busy because in comparison to all my friends at home now in their final year, busy isn't a word I can use to describe anything in my life except maybe the queue at pasta box or maybe the trams. I've just been lazy in all honesty. The weather and the new episodes of all the trashy tv I watch are probably the main reasons.
Anyway moving on, what have I done of interest recently?
Ah Patrick's Day was fun! Although stupidly I arranged to do my first two hour long Autour du monde presentations on the 17th and 18th so I couldn't join everyone to buy the stuff for green cocktails on the first day (bummer? Nah) and I was obscenely hungover for the second one. (I should probably mention that Autour du Monde is a company stupid enough to hire me to teach French kids about the UK). So yeah, off I went to the first one, I wasn't paying attention so missed my stop so ended up having to run to the school. When I got there I was taken through the school to the class I'd be with- all boys except one. Great. They were a treat to say the least! One of them asked me if I wanted to buy some 'hachiche' (the teacher had left the room) and it's safe to say they aren't fans of any music other than rap and r&b. Lovely children!

Anyway, on with the irish celebrations! Everyone came to ours and we drunk obscene amounts of green cocktails that got significantly stronger as we got more drunk. Can't say I remember much! My eyes are going in different directions in every picture and I ended up crying for hours because I was too drunk to get into the club which would clearly ruin everyone's night(?!) as well as me crying, becks was crying about supposedly losing her phone, kate was telling everyone to 'come 'ere! Fuck off!' and lou was getting her arse out (standard). Apart from that the streets of Nantes were packed with people all getting merry in the name of St Patrick, what more could you want?


I definitely did not want the hangover the next day. I woke up with a Becks in my bed, a sleeping falcor and lou in lou's and the hangover from hell. I couldn't think of anything worse than talking to another class that I'd already been told were less responsive. Rocking the pale vodka glow and glassy eyes I turned up, gave my presentation and was met with the most awkward silence ever. They just didn't speak. I ended up having to rack my brain trying to think of the chavvy music I used to listen to when I was younger to try and bond. Any street cred I once had definitely vanished when I hadn't heard of one single 'rapper' they liked. I blame it on the vodkkka.
We've had some pretty mental nights out recently too. Nora's birthday ended with us all strutting our stuff and dancing like sluts on the bar in le Loft (even doog).
After a picnic (where some lovely Armenian men gave us loads of food and a free bottle of wine, becks was a tad worse for wear and ended up not being able to get in to Tex Mex. She wasn't drunk though! And when asked to prove it she could definitely stand up straight, string a sentence together and see without scrunching up one eye... NOT. Fiona and I managed to get her into another club because she wanted to dance but miss Sweeney ended up throwing water over us because we were trying to get her more drunk and it wasn't really water) and then forgetting she'd even done it five minutes later! Absolutely hilarious.

Every story I tell on here seems to involve alcohol so just to prove we do some sober stuff too. Kate and i had IRFFLE classes together and had to sit through lots of presentations about different countries. One did hers on saunas! Wtf?! And these weird Chinese lady did hers on some place she was from but forgot to look up on a map where it was so none of us had a clue. Some romanian girls made us do some sort of weird conga dance (not impressed especially as all the hot Spanish guys were there and I looked ridiculous). Then Kate and I did ours on wales and Ireland and the sad part is that the only response we got was moody Irish woman correcting us and the class laughing at welsh and Gaelic. Good one! Maybe I should have sung Tom Jones or something?

I went to Guerande to do another presentation and we have been to the beach a lot. The weather is so nice! Can't believe I was in the sea in April (even if I was sacrificing my extremities). We also went for lots of meals and coffees and have generally just spent our days being complete and utter bums all in the name of learning French (really need to start doing some actual learning).