Stuff?

I think I have an addiction to blogging. Actually I know I do. It's really quite annoying, because sometimes (like now) I have several things I want to blog about, and until I've blogged about all those things, I feel highly unsatisfied. So to feel complete, I must blog about the things I want to blog about right now - although in actual fact I don't feel like blogging at all. It takes a lot of time and effort you know, because I never make sense the first time round which means I have to edit my blogs, usually more than once (due to my tendency to get carried away and add irrelevant crap for the sake of it - which then needs to also be proof read). So yes, here are the several things combined into one blog:

1. I think I get arthiritis in my feet and my fingers when it gets cold. Strange :S

2. Today, I rediscovered the joy of shopping. Not really. I just shopped properly for like the first time since the holidays (or christmas, seeing as I didn't buy much after that). I wasn't planning on shopping, but after work I looked at a few shops and ended up coming home with shoes and two tops :) Twas fun. But yes. My point being - I used to shop like heaps (at least once a week!) and now I hardly ever shop properly. Or I just window shop (which is clearly pointless and a waste of time - you may as well waste money as well). But perhaps I don't shop properly (as in, buy loads of things when I go shopping) is partly 'cause I spend my money more wisely? I'd like to think so. But I spose sometimes I just can't be stuffed looking at everything and trying things on etc. It's so time consuming and takes effort :) So yes, I quite enjoy only shopping occassionally. 'Cause it means when I do shop, I buy more and I'm bothered to try things on etc, because I'm not doing it every other odd day.

3. Previously mentioned in my last blog was my English teacher. I thought she deserved a whole blog to herself (or part of a blog anyway, not merely a mention) and hence am writing about her now. She is in love with every dead poet and classical literature writer that ever existed. She is how I always imagined Professor Trelawny (from Harry Potter) to look and act. She'd do a better job of Professor Trelawny than she does as my English teacher. For one thing, she dresses the character, for another she speaks like her too. (If you don't read HP and have no idea what I'm talking about, then it serves you right!) She has too many Keatsian moments. She's a total loony. She even had a stab at some divination. She started picking out people in class and asked them if life sometimes weighed them down 'cause they often seemed worried. Haha, funny moment. I don't really know how else to describe her, but if you know what Professor Trelawny is like and the different ways her students respond to her, than you'll no what I'm talking about. She's a clone.