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Yo homies, How have you been??

Life’s been pretty crazy of late,  having to find a new house, which is ever so upsetting, if you knew how magical my house is you’d empathise somewhat with me. So those two aspects of life have provided our family with considerable worry and effort for which I hope we will emerge stronger and wiser people. Some consolation, for me anyway, is the situation at school. School is going well at the moment. Since the start of the year, when I felt like an outcast on a foreign planet, things have sprouted.  I just wanted to say that Daniel Lamb (a fellow peer at my school) is a very dedicated promoter of the ever-growing thomasgleeson.com. I would like to thank him, and of course anyone that’s reading this for checking it out.I’m sorry for not posting more interesting pages, but its not one of the things that is of high priority to me at the moment.

Anyway, I have since got another job at a local cafe called “The Urban”. It is, quite simply, the bomb. Cafe’s are probably one of the coolest places to work, especially in this area, because you meet so many cool people from around Byron and the world. I recommend to any young people who wish to improve their social skills, and dip their toe into the world of work in general, to work at a cafe.
The music scene has been pretty happenin’ of late. Last Thursday night I attended my first ever hardcore/punk show. It was an experience worth experiencing, but maybe not on a Thursday night (so tired). I know that there’s a lot of people out there that have some musical objection to the so-called ‘heavy crap’. But in my opinion, everything deserves a try. I was one of the most scrutinising individuals when it came to the genre of music. However, thanks to some wise guidance from some very ‘in the know’ people, I have hooked myself up with some good HP (Hardcore/Punk) music. And, most importantly, I like it.

Now my point isn’t to try to convert you to listening to any particular style or band in general, because I love people having their own beliefs, their own styles and their own way of seeing things. The moral of this story is to convey the simple message that is, to give everything a try.

Thankyou and Good Night.

P.S. Foosa!!!

P.P.S Xavier Rudd is actually Kevin’s mum’s friend’s daughter’s ex-boyfriends gay lover… just to clear it up.

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