I spent too much time on the content to think of a decent title

This post, which will actually cover a number of topics, has been a long time coming, and I'm writing it before I get distracted by Tumblr and before I do my homework that I have promised myself I will do today so that I don't let my work get on top of me already, one day into college.

I took almost seven full facebook albums worth of photos (each album holds 200 photos each, you do the math) of the Lake District, and then hardly any of Bath... I pretty much got abused for wanting to use my camera by my family because I was meant to be spending quality time and not hiding behind my photography so I ended up not taking anything fun or meaningful or pretty, just a bunch of photos of my cousin and brother playing football.

I think so that this isn't a mile long post full of ridiculous chunks of text I'll post photos to chronicle the days, and see how that goes.

Day 1: The holiday homes, the resident cat and the views.



Day 2: Pub meals, walking, sheep and many, many cows.



Day 3: The World of Beatrix Potter



Day 4: Hadrien's Wall and my stepdad's birthday



Day 5: Keswick (including an actual photo of me) AKA I like taking photos of buskers. And people's dogs.



Day 6: Ullswater (a seven mile trek into the wilderness, in the rain)



Day 7: Maryport (the birth place of Pu-Tang), the sea, Alex the herpderp king of futbol, and seagulls



and finally, a photo of me on a swing I wasn't supposed to go on:


After this post I have come to the conclusion I take too many photos, and this will probably be the last time I invest in something so extensive, so next time my photo-based posts will be considerably shorter!
Meg~

Dear birthday fairy,
Please can I have these Proenza Schouler Resort 2011 shorts?
(and the jumper and shirt if you're feeling particularly kind?)



Thanks,
Meg

When I get a job (when not if), I think I might dye my hair silver/grey/white. I've wanted to for ages, and now I have short hair it should be easy enough to manage, and if I don't like it I can dye over it easily as it will probably require bleach...

When I get back from holiday I'ma construct an actually decent post about the Lake District that has some filling in it, as opposed to these crap, short, pointless posts as of late.