My first impression of you was of a quiet girl who liked to keep things to herself.

You have only been here for two years and I've only gotten to know you for one of those years but I still think you are brilliant. Hilarity (spelling?) will get you everywhere in my book. You have me in stitches and tbh you talk like a farmer which I find hilarious. I haven't been in many (any?) of your classes since junior school but no matter when I do begin to chat with you its as though we've been lifelong friends. I may have only really spoken to you on a handful of occassions and we have never really fell in the same circles, but regardless I think you are a lovely person and these qualities will take you far! Mark my words! (Just like Gemma from last years U6th) Every year has that person and Elizabeth for us it is you. (Not meaning that because they both have curly hair!) What I mean is she is incredibly funny, very genuine and no one has a bad word to say about her. As has been discussed before by Emma, Kaitlyn and I she is our year's Gemma Clements. It's unanimous in the whole year, she is just lovely. Probably one of the easiest person to say a few words about. Therefore in this post I am going to talk about those whom I may not have said a word to, or may have only spoken to a few times this past year yet by no means have I not noticed. My group has not changed much and mainly I exist within the group, but this doesn't mean that I haven't noticed my year. I have quite a large group of friends (or Click as we have been dubbed) and through the years it has mainly just been us with a few people coming and going here and there. I mean, its been 7 years so why now? Well better late than never. Now I'm just patiently waiting to find out whether I've got an en suite in my room. I can't wait to get sorted and settled and used to my new surroundings. With Emma still unsure of which Uni she will be going to and with Kaitlyn heading to Buckinghamshire it is gonna be damn hard to arrange tea dates! Claire will be back at home but even so when I am home at weekends I'll probably be working the whole time so I won't even get to see her as much as I'd like! Flip this Uni thing better sort itself out soon. I know that we'll still keep in touch and that I will see them, but it won't be the same, it won't be as it is now. Not only will I have to start all over again like a scared 5 year old clinging to the leg of her mum but I'll also have to watch as my closest friends go off on their own paths and make new friends too. And then there is the thought to what I will be leaving behind. My school days are over and I am getting older and have to start to take more responsibility for myself and my future. And yet there is a hint of sadness to this. All of those new experiences that University brings. Excited because, well lets face it, FREEDOM. I am beyond excited and yet insanely sad at the thought of this new chapter of life. that can only mean one thing I'm getting ready for uni. Today I bought a duvet cover, a book and several posters.

Life is too much like a pathless wood