A Curious Girl: You're just too good to be true...

I'm being corrupted... I have a poster of the cover of Pink Floyd's album 'Dark Side of the Moon' on my wall. Haha... actually it's a good picture, I like it lots. I didn't buy it myself, Matthew has decided that he wants to blow his whole student loan on me or something... And he loves Pink Floyd. We were listening to the album one afternoon in his room, I think he may succeed in actually making me like Pink Floyd where my Dad failed... hehehe.

Matthew is lovely. I think I'm going to have to stop him from going bankrupt on me. I feel so lucky to have this amazing, intelligent, hilarious and generous boy for my boyfriend. He's turning me into one of those really sickening people, I swear he is... We went out for dinner on Wednesday night, had such an awesome time :) Tonight he left to go to Dorset for the weekend. I went to the station with him - he was going to go earlier, whilst I was in my Chemistry practical, but I'm glad he didn't :)

*grins* OK, you already know he is a scary guy who wears a suit much of the time... He's a Liberal Democrat. Seriously, I'm going out with a politician! (He's a member of the LibDem society and has met Charles Kennedy... I've seen the photo...). He does Physics. He is very very brainy and probably has a Time-Turner (Harry Potter reference :) ) because I honestly don't know how he gets everything done. He's very gentle and very lovely, I couldn't ask for anyone better...

*hands you all buckets* Right, in other news I confess I'm a little dissatisfied with the CU. I actually miss the CU back home, because despite the arguments we actually did stuff! I think my CU here is OK, they run a bus to Sainsbury's on Wednesdays which is nice of them, and they're doing an Alpha Course etc. but I'm wondering where they were on the march against war on Iraq, and they seem to think that 'Jesus-style evangelism' involves wandering around bars giving people tracts and inviting them to Alpha. Actually I confess I'm griping somewhat - to be honest what I really miss is small groups and being able to encourage one another. And I miss having a Christian best mate (Christina's hopefully coming up to visit at the end of term! yay!). It was so much easier with Christina around, and although I'd still love her if she became an atheist tomorrow (hmm, is that a flying pig I see in the distance? (around Battersea power station? :) )) I miss being able to talk about God all the time. CU meetings are more like services, I like to learn about God but I've discovered that there are so many more ways to do it! *sigh*

Chemistry practicals are all right - I'm suddenly so very glad I did the Nuffield A-level course and I'm not totally lost in the lab. I did some infra-red spectroscopy today and my results actually looked like other people's! Wow, something I can't muck up, I'm a fan already.

I may go out and meet Keith and Sian tonight. *sigh* not sure I can be bothered to go out though. Ick. And I wish I was friends with the people in my corridor - we get on but at the moment apart from Keith and Sian and Matthew I don't really feel like I have many friends! I think I'll go up, cook some dinner, chat to whoever's in, and then go to night prayer. It's a welcome space for quiet contemplation, I like having space where you can't do much but talk to God. So maybe that's what I'll do. That'll be nice :)

Random word for today: Nauseating

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