#Nottingham Puppy Classes

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French Bulldog Profile, Breed Price, Puppy, Size & Special Info

The French Bulldog is a French breed of a French companion dog or toy dog. It appeared in Paris in the mid-nineteenth century, apparently the result of cross-breeding of toy bulldogs imported from England and local Parisian ratters. This is a stocky, compact dog with a friendly, gentle disposition.

The breed is popular as a pet: in 2020, they were the second most popular registered dog in the United Kingdom, and the fourth most popular AKC-registered dog breed in the United States.

He was ranked the third most popular dog in Australia in 2017. In 2019, in the United Kingdom, French Bulldogs had 375 export pedigrees and a total of 33,661 registered dogs.

By comparison, the Labrador Retriever had over 36,700 dogs, and the Cocker Spaniel had less than 22,000.

History About French Bulldog:

The “Bulldog Francais”, as he is known in his adopted home country of France, actually originated in the city of Nottingham in England. Little Bulldogs were popular pets with local lace workers, keeping them company and ridding their workrooms of rats.

After the Industrial Revolution, lacemaking became mechanized and many lace workers lost their jobs. Some of them moved to France, where their skills were in demand, and of course, they took their beloved dogs with them.

The dogs were equally popular with French shoppers and eventually took on the name of their new country.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, dogs became popular among members of the Parisian bohemian class: women of the night, artists, writers such as the novelist Colette, and wealthy Americans who were taking the Grand Tour.

The Impressionist artist Toulouse Lautrec also used a Frenchie in one of his paintings, “Le Marchand des Marrons”.

Frenchies have rapidly gained popularity over the past decade. Today, the breed ranks 21st among breeds registered by the American Kennel Club, up from 71st in 2000, a testament to their qualities as a companion.

French Bulldog Breed Characteristics:

Adaptability – 5 PointsDog Friendly – 2 PointsShedding Level – 2 PointsAffection Level – 5 PointsExercise Needs – 2 PointsSocial Needs – 5 PointsApartment Friendly – 5 PointsGrooming – 2 PointsStranger Friendly – 5 PointsBarking Tendencies – 2 PointsHealth Issues – 3 PointsTerritorial – 3 PointsCat Friendly – 2 PointsIntelligence – 3 PointsTrainability – 3 PointsChild Friendly – 2 PointsPlayfulness – 2 PointsWatchdog Ability – 3 Points

Temperament of This Breed:

The French Bulldog, like many other companion dog breeds, requires close contact with humans. If left alone for more than a few hours, it can lead to experiencing separation anxiety.

French Bulldogs are often kept as companions. The breed is patient and affectionate with its owners and can live with other breeds. French Bulldogs are agreeable dogs and are human-oriented, and this makes them easy to train, although they do have a tendency to be stubborn.

He is ranked 58th in Stanley Coren’s The Intelligence of Dogs. There are a few exceptions to this average level of canine intelligence; A French Bulldog named Princess Jacqueline, who died in 1934, was claimed to be able to speak 20 words under appropriate circumstances.

Personality of This Dog Breed:

Those who love him say that the best qualities of the French Bulldog are charm and adaptability. A Frenchie loves almost everyone he meets and will look for someone who is up for adoption.

This is a highly alert breed that barks discreetly. If a Frenchie barks, you should investigate him.

What not to like? The French can be stubborn about any type of training. Motivate them with gentle, positive techniques. They can learn quickly when you find the right reward, although you will find that they like to put their own spin on tricks or commands, especially when they have an audience.

Begin training your puppy the day you bring him home. Even at eight weeks old, he is able to soak up everything you can teach him. Don’t wait until they are 6 months old to start training or you will have a more stubborn dog to deal with.

If possible, take him to puppy kindergarten class, and socialize, socialize, socialize until he is 10 to 12 weeks old.

However, be aware that many puppy training classes require some vaccines to be up-to-date, and many veterinarians recommend limited exposure to other dogs and in public places until puppy vaccines.

In lieu of formal training, you can start home training your puppy and socialize him with family and friends until the puppy’s vaccinations are complete.

Talk to the breeder, describe what you are looking for in a dog, and ask for help choosing a puppy. Breeders see puppies daily and can make very accurate recommendations after knowing a bit about their lifestyle and personality.

More details:

The French Bulldog is a French breed of a French companion dog or toy dog. It appeared in Paris in the mid-nineteenth century, apparently the result of cross-breeding of toy bulldogs imported from England and local Parisian ratters. This is a stocky, compact dog with a friendly, gentle disposition.

The breed is popular as a pet: in 2020, they were the second most popular registered dog in the United Kingdom, and the fourth most popular AKC-registered dog breed in the United States.

He was ranked the third most popular dog in Australia in 2017. In 2019, in the United Kingdom, French Bulldogs had 375 export pedigrees and a total of 33,661 registered dogs.

By comparison, the Labrador Retriever had over 36,700 dogs, and the Cocker Spaniel had less than 22,000.

History About French Bulldog:

The “Bulldog Francais”, as he is known in his adopted home country of France, actually originated in the city of Nottingham in England. Little Bulldogs were popular pets with local lace workers, keeping them company and ridding their workrooms of rats.

After the Industrial Revolution, lacemaking became mechanized and many lace workers lost their jobs. Some of them moved to France, where their skills were in demand, and of course, they took their beloved dogs with them.

The dogs were equally popular with French shoppers and eventually took on the name of their new country.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, dogs became popular among members of the Parisian bohemian class: women of the night, artists, writers such as the novelist Colette, and wealthy Americans who were taking the Grand Tour.

The Impressionist artist Toulouse Lautrec also used a Frenchie in one of his paintings, “Le Marchand des Marrons”.

Frenchies have rapidly gained popularity over the past decade. Today, the breed ranks 21st among breeds registered by the American Kennel Club, up from 71st in 2000, a testament to their qualities as a companion.

French Bulldog Breed Characteristics:

Adaptability – 5 PointsDog Friendly – 2 PointsShedding Level – 2 PointsAffection Level – 5 PointsExercise Needs – 2 PointsSocial Needs – 5 PointsApartment Friendly – 5 PointsGrooming – 2 PointsStranger Friendly – 5 PointsBarking Tendencies – 2 PointsHealth Issues – 3 PointsTerritorial – 3 PointsCat Friendly – 2 PointsIntelligence – 3 PointsTrainability – 3 PointsChild Friendly – 2 PointsPlayfulness – 2 PointsWatchdog Ability – 3 Points

Temperament of This Breed:

The French Bulldog, like many other companion dog breeds, requires close contact with humans. If left alone for more than a few hours, it can lead to experiencing separation anxiety.

French Bulldogs are often kept as companions. The breed is patient and affectionate with its owners and can live with other breeds. French Bulldogs are agreeable dogs and are human-oriented, and this makes them easy to train, although they do have a tendency to be stubborn.

He is ranked 58th in Stanley Coren’s The Intelligence of Dogs. There are a few exceptions to this average level of canine intelligence; A French Bulldog named Princess Jacqueline, who died in 1934, was claimed to be able to speak 20 words under appropriate circumstances.

Personality of This Dog Breed:

Those who love him say that the best qualities of the French Bulldog are charm and adaptability. A Frenchie loves almost everyone he meets and will look for someone who is up for adoption.

This is a highly alert breed that barks discreetly. If a Frenchie barks, you should investigate him.

What not to like? The French can be stubborn about any type of training. Motivate them with gentle, positive techniques. They can learn quickly when you find the right reward, although you will find that they like to put their own spin on tricks or commands, especially when they have an audience.

Begin training your puppy the day you bring him home. Even at eight weeks old, he is able to soak up everything you can teach him. Don’t wait until they are 6 months old to start training or you will have a more stubborn dog to deal with.

If possible, take him to puppy kindergarten class, and socialize, socialize, socialize until he is 10 to 12 weeks old.

However, be aware that many puppy training classes require some vaccines to be up-to-date, and many veterinarians recommend limited exposure to other dogs and in public places until puppy vaccines.

In lieu of formal training, you can start home training your puppy and socialize him with family and friends until the puppy’s vaccinations are complete.

Talk to the breeder, describe what you are looking for in a dog, and ask for help choosing a puppy. Breeders see puppies daily and can make very accurate recommendations after knowing a bit about their lifestyle and personality.

More details:

The French Bulldog is a French breed of a French companion dog or toy dog. It appeared in Paris in the mid-nineteenth century, apparently the result of cross-breeding of toy bulldogs imported from England and local Parisian ratters. This is a stocky, compact dog with a friendly, gentle disposition.

The breed is popular as a pet: in 2020, they were the second most popular registered dog in the United Kingdom, and the fourth most popular AKC-registered dog breed in the United States.

He was ranked the third most popular dog in Australia in 2017. In 2019, in the United Kingdom, French Bulldogs had 375 export pedigrees and a total of 33,661 registered dogs.

By comparison, the Labrador Retriever had over 36,700 dogs, and the Cocker Spaniel had less than 22,000.

History About French Bulldog:

The “Bulldog Francais”, as he is known in his adopted home country of France, actually originated in the city of Nottingham in England. Little Bulldogs were popular pets with local lace workers, keeping them company and ridding their workrooms of rats.

After the Industrial Revolution, lacemaking became mechanized and many lace workers lost their jobs. Some of them moved to France, where their skills were in demand, and of course, they took their beloved dogs with them.

The dogs were equally popular with French shoppers and eventually took on the name of their new country.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, dogs became popular among members of the Parisian bohemian class: women of the night, artists, writers such as the novelist Colette, and wealthy Americans who were taking the Grand Tour.

The Impressionist artist Toulouse Lautrec also used a Frenchie in one of his paintings, “Le Marchand des Marrons”.

Frenchies have rapidly gained popularity over the past decade. Today, the breed ranks 21st among breeds registered by the American Kennel Club, up from 71st in 2000, a testament to their qualities as a companion.

French Bulldog Breed Characteristics:

Adaptability – 5 PointsDog Friendly – 2 PointsShedding Level – 2 PointsAffection Level – 5 PointsExercise Needs – 2 PointsSocial Needs – 5 PointsApartment Friendly – 5 PointsGrooming – 2 PointsStranger Friendly – 5 PointsBarking Tendencies – 2 PointsHealth Issues – 3 PointsTerritorial – 3 PointsCat Friendly – 2 PointsIntelligence – 3 PointsTrainability – 3 PointsChild Friendly – 2 PointsPlayfulness – 2 PointsWatchdog Ability – 3 Points

Temperament of This Breed:

The French Bulldog, like many other companion dog breeds, requires close contact with humans. If left alone for more than a few hours, it can lead to experiencing separation anxiety.

French Bulldogs are often kept as companions. The breed is patient and affectionate with its owners and can live with other breeds. French Bulldogs are agreeable dogs and are human-oriented, and this makes them easy to train, although they do have a tendency to be stubborn.

He is ranked 58th in Stanley Coren’s The Intelligence of Dogs. There are a few exceptions to this average level of canine intelligence; A French Bulldog named Princess Jacqueline, who died in 1934, was claimed to be able to speak 20 words under appropriate circumstances.

Personality of This Dog Breed:

Those who love him say that the best qualities of the French Bulldog are charm and adaptability. A Frenchie loves almost everyone he meets and will look for someone who is up for adoption.

This is a highly alert breed that barks discreetly. If a Frenchie barks, you should investigate him.

What not to like? The French can be stubborn about any type of training. Motivate them with gentle, positive techniques. They can learn quickly when you find the right reward, although you will find that they like to put their own spin on tricks or commands, especially when they have an audience.

Begin training your puppy the day you bring him home. Even at eight weeks old, he is able to soak up everything you can teach him. Don’t wait until they are 6 months old to start training or you will have a more stubborn dog to deal with.

If possible, take him to puppy kindergarten class, and socialize, socialize, socialize until he is 10 to 12 weeks old.

However, be aware that many puppy training classes require some vaccines to be up-to-date, and many veterinarians recommend limited exposure to other dogs and in public places until puppy vaccines.

In lieu of formal training, you can start home training your puppy and socialize him with family and friends until the puppy’s vaccinations are complete.

Talk to the breeder, describe what you are looking for in a dog, and ask for help choosing a puppy. Breeders see puppies daily and can make very accurate recommendations after knowing a bit about their lifestyle and personality.

More details:https://animalatoz.com/french-bulldog/

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CaDeLac dog training

We offer dog and puppy training, obedience and socialisation classes for all levels of experience. We are specialists for rehabilitating aggressive or reactive dogs, and also teach advanced dog training for instructors, as well as experienced owners and advanced trainers etc.

Address: Canine Academy, Tollerton Ln, Tollerton, Nottingham NG12 4FP, UK Phone: +44 1530 222426 Website: https://www.cadelac.co.uk/

[twistednuns]

August 2022

Manage your reactions but do not suppress your emotions - yung pueblo

Meeting Óscar again. Waking up in Cancún, sitting under the happy lime mural during sunrise, watching the cats on the roof and the city slowly waking up.

Sharing a sweet and a savory breakfast dish.

That barista in Holbox - she had a very cool style with magical tattoos: a spell book, bats, potions... Of course she was from CDMX like basically every cool Mexican I connected with during my time there. We talked about language apps and shared our sun/moon/rising signs. On top of that she served a killer Café Latte frío.

In Holbox I also realised that I love those long, straight, overgrown sand paths that end in an ocean view. Sweet anticipation.

Drinking while submerged in water. The shower, a pool, the sea. Such a luxurious feeling.

Fresh passion fruit juice with lots of seeds. Tiny baby bananas. Fruit for breakfast. Coming back to Tulum, retracing my well-trodden paths.

A morning swim to stretch my creaky back after lying still for too long. Ocean yoga - great to practice difficult asanas. If you fall you'll land very softly.

Tacos and quesadillas, salsa verde, chipotle con mayonesa, Chiles Rellenos. Slim Pop palomitas. Salt and Lime on everything (weirdly enough also delicious in Peñafiel mineral water!)

My macramé hammock with an ocean view.

Walking through the water along the sandbank to our own private beach, carrying our backpacks on top of our heads.

All the animals I'm not used to: pelicans, geckos, iguanas, stingrays, needlefish, calamari. I even saw a whale shark from up close.

Snorkelling in Akumal. There were large sea turtles popping up their heads right next to me! Wonderful creatures.

Lunch with Ellie and Elena from Nottingham, two charmingly positive travellers.

Renting an electric bicycle in Tulum. Meeting the Barbels again - Zara, Andrea and Guilia, the Italians I've already rented a bike from in December. Cristian and Sabrina (more Italians) from Howlita were amazing, too!

The Wim Hoff breathwork class at Holistika with Victor Goenka. Actually feeling the heat and the mind-expanding effects. Being able to hold my breath much longer. The ice bath afterwards. - and of course hanging out by the empty pool later.

Befriending a little British boy, telling him the story of how I licked a green ant's butt in Australia and it tasted like lemon. Later I saw him trying to lick a regular Mexican ant - his mum probably hates me now.

Tamarindos in full bloom. I love their feathery leaves.

Locating the esoteric store in Cancún again. Buying two more tiny ranitas for Doris. A red and a green one - one for good luck and one for love.

The vendor lady at a plant market in Oaxaca who told me everything about her geometric molds, clay mix and terrazzo flower pots. The elote lady who let me walk away with my food and bring over the money later. I love how friendly and easygoing many people are in this part of the world.

An evening with Doris. Movies and dinner in bed. Fresh laundry smell.

Walking through Oaxaca: murals and art everywhere. Artisanal kombucha and a pistachio smoothie. The amazing view from Cafe Monte, strolling through the markets.

A woodcutting workshop at Subterráneos. The flow of creating something without a purpose and doing something with my hands without thinking much about it showed me once again how much I enjoy creative work. I need to make more space for that in my life.

Sharing almost-Carbonara at an Italian cabaña restaurant somewhere in the Sierra Madre del Sur during the pouring rain. Playing Trivial Pursuit, ordering more naranjadas.

The cabaña in the mountains: a hammock with a spectacular view of the valley. A hike: mushroom art everywhere, cats and puppies, the forest smell. Taking a bath together, shaving her. Trying to start a fire - failing, mostly. The wood was too moist. Unexpected food deliveries.

We had a whole house to ourselves in La Boquilla with a view of the Pacific. The sound of the waves, hammocks on the roof, sorting my thoughts, planning the next weeks. A fresh breeze. Watching the lime green lizard trying to find its way down from the roof again. Watching You Got Mail in bed. Speaking along. How many times have I seen this movie...

The upside of a tiny bathroom is being able to rest your forehead against the opposite wall while sitting on the toilet.

Setting up office in my gorgeous balcony nook in Zipolite. Inspired, motivated, eager to create. Morning energy, fresh coffee, connecting with a few friends. Getting out my notebook for the first time. Writing down all the places I'd already visited. Applying stickers, carefully cutting out a quote from Octavia's Brood. Listening to Sam Harris musing about meditation. Keeping track of books and movies. Petting the two cats hanging out on the upper floor. I felt so at ease there.

Holding each other after witnessing someone die in the Pacific just a few metres away. It could have been me. My hubris of swimming towards the waves instead of away from them the day before. My fearlessness had a sudden turning point. Humbled and afraid. Vowing to respect the water from then on.

The laid back vibes in Zipolite. And the amazing French bakery.

"We probably look like uber-lesbians right now", she said after I'd spotted a cat outside the window, let her in and all three of us were sitting in bed together.

4 elements, my home in Mazunte for ten days. Cooking my first meal on the road. Actually getting a bag of groceries. La Diosa Mystika (the resident cat). Meeting Tabata. A frightening thunderstorm at night. It was SO loud and rain sprayed into the room. Following the chicklets (which ended in a hen attack). So many huge butterflies I'd never seen before.

My scooter - it feels so liberating every time I finally get a bike or scooter somewhere. Hair flowing in the wind, cooling down, a larger radius of movement.

Dinner at Umami. Falafel bowl and raw maracuyá tarte.

Chakra Flow yoga with Linda from the Netherlands. I dripped. All the time. And sitting up straight in the beginning was painful. But I'm always so grateful that I did it afterwards. The Indian Hatha class was extremely hard for me but somehow I made it through. Proud.

Lying on top of Doris at the beach. A spectacular view. Kisses. Playing with sand, dragging each other through the water. Seeing the water sink into the sand after every wave.

Our tearful goodbye. How she told me that I can always come home. That I have to take care of myself. When she gave me a crescent moon bracelet, the same as hers. One in silver, one gold.

Dinner with Tabi. Talking about our lives, issues, learnings, views and signs. An abundance of delicious food (Chilaquiles!). Learning that I can actually have a profound conversation in Spanish!

Punta Cometa during sunset. Climbing down the rocks, sitting on driftwood at the hidden beach. Admiring the older couple enjoying each other's company. Actually turning around and going back when I noticed I was lost because Doris' words were still in my head.

Someone on horseback (!) at a bar, getting a drink and chatting with his earthbound friends.

Breathwork. It actually works - it's so energising. I need to learn more about it!

Brushing my teeth with a view. Trying to catch a glimpse of the sea, standing in the sunshine looking down the hill.

A spontaneous job offer - Instituto Iguana wanted me to stay for a few weeks to teach the maestras English. In the end I declined (I didn't wanna work that early in my trip, didn't have access to any teaching materials and my flight to Cuba was nearing) but it made me realise how easily I could just stay somewhere and never go back.

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French Bulldog Profile, Breed Price, Puppy, Size & Special Info

The French Bulldog is a French breed of a French companion dog or toy dog. It appeared in Paris in the mid-nineteenth century, apparently the result of cross-breeding of toy bulldogs imported from England and local Parisian ratters. This is a stocky, compact dog with a friendly, gentle disposition.

The breed is popular as a pet: in 2020, they were the second most popular registered dog in the United Kingdom, and the fourth most popular AKC-registered dog breed in the United States.

He was ranked the third most popular dog in Australia in 2017. In 2019, in the United Kingdom, French Bulldogs had 375 export pedigrees and a total of 33,661 registered dogs.

By comparison, the Labrador Retriever had over 36,700 dogs, and the Cocker Spaniel had less than 22,000.

History About French Bulldog:

The “Bulldog Francais”, as he is known in his adopted home country of France, actually originated in the city of Nottingham in England. Little Bulldogs were popular pets with local lace workers, keeping them company and ridding their workrooms of rats.

After the Industrial Revolution, lacemaking became mechanized and many lace workers lost their jobs. Some of them moved to France, where their skills were in demand, and of course, they took their beloved dogs with them.

The dogs were equally popular with French shoppers and eventually took on the name of their new country.

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, dogs became popular among members of the Parisian bohemian class: women of the night, artists, writers such as the novelist Colette, and wealthy Americans who were taking the Grand Tour.

The Impressionist artist Toulouse Lautrec also used a Frenchie in one of his paintings, “Le Marchand des Marrons”.

Frenchies have rapidly gained popularity over the past decade. Today, the breed ranks 21st among breeds registered by the American Kennel Club, up from 71st in 2000, a testament to their qualities as a companion.

French Bulldog Breed Characteristics:

Adaptability – 5 PointsDog Friendly – 2 PointsShedding Level – 2 PointsAffection Level – 5 PointsExercise Needs – 2 PointsSocial Needs – 5 PointsApartment Friendly – 5 PointsGrooming – 2 PointsStranger Friendly – 5 PointsBarking Tendencies – 2 PointsHealth Issues – 3 PointsTerritorial – 3 PointsCat Friendly – 2 PointsIntelligence – 3 PointsTrainability – 3 PointsChild Friendly – 2 PointsPlayfulness – 2 PointsWatchdog Ability – 3 Points

Temperament of This Breed:

The French Bulldog, like many other companion dog breeds, requires close contact with humans. If left alone for more than a few hours, it can lead to experiencing separation anxiety.

French Bulldogs are often kept as companions. The breed is patient and affectionate with its owners and can live with other breeds. French Bulldogs are agreeable dogs and are human-oriented, and this makes them easy to train, although they do have a tendency to be stubborn.

He is ranked 58th in Stanley Coren’s The Intelligence of Dogs. There are a few exceptions to this average level of canine intelligence; A French Bulldog named Princess Jacqueline, who died in 1934, was claimed to be able to speak 20 words under appropriate circumstances.

Personality of This Dog Breed:

Those who love him say that the best qualities of the French Bulldog are charm and adaptability. A Frenchie loves almost everyone he meets and will look for someone who is up for adoption.

This is a highly alert breed that barks discreetly. If a Frenchie barks, you should investigate him.

What not to like? The French can be stubborn about any type of training. Motivate them with gentle, positive techniques. They can learn quickly when you find the right reward, although you will find that they like to put their own spin on tricks or commands, especially when they have an audience.

Begin training your puppy the day you bring him home. Even at eight weeks old, he is able to soak up everything you can teach him. Don’t wait until they are 6 months old to start training or you will have a more stubborn dog to deal with.

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Puppy and dog behavior training in Nottingham

With many years of experience in companion animal behavior and training, Happy Dogs and Cats offer the best training for your dogs and cats in Nottingham. Dog behavior help provides consultations and clicker training classes for puppies and older dogs to customers throughout the local area.

[lostpersona]

First Love and Depression

Day 1, Sunday, 21st October 2018

The time before I met my first love was dark and gloomy. I could hardly remember any of it other than spending majority of my time playing online games and studying. My anxiety did not help me in making friends.

How did I meet her?

It was at a tuition class for 6th grade. We sat in the same table and didn’t talk. There was a guy who was obviously flirting with her but she didn’t budge. I could only secretly glimpse at her. I was stunned at her beauty. Long black hair and a beauty smile. I did not look into her eyes and that was the last I saw her until 4 years later.

Same story at another tuition for 10th grade. We didn’t talk and I could only secretly admire her from afar.

2 years later, we went to pre-university school. We were in the same Mathematics class. Third time the charm. I finally took the courage to talk to her, online that is.

We hit off very well. Lots of late night chat and we would wait for each other to be free to talk. It was a puppy love. We would secretly look at each other at class and smile, and have small conversations. But, we never went out.

As soon as it happened, it was gone.

We stopped talking and she had a boyfriend. He would walk her to classes and pick her up as well. It was very miserable for me. It was a new territory for me, all these emotions. I began to isolate myself even further.

Life is funny.

Two years later at a friend’s birthday party, on the 5th May 2012, we met.

At that time, my walls were build up not only for her but everyone else. My heart was racing when we accidentally ‘talked’ with the host. I said frantically, I had to leave. She asked me something but I could not recall what was it about. I left the party and sped off with my car.

A few days later, she texted me. The moment was very unreal because I did not have her number after I changed my phone. I asked her who she was.

We chatted about the universities we were going to and our courses we were going to take. I thought our conversation would end there. It lasted for a few days…

Those missed chances were taking over me. I had nothing to lose but her again. I asked her out and a few dates later, she was my girlfriend.

Anyone would have thought this is the perfect ending. All those years of missed chances, admiring from afar and hiding my feelings were all worth it. There was no perfect ending but a beautiful beginning.

Many nights were spent strolling down a waterfront and a beach by a hotel. Our conversations were endless and could only finish because of how late the night was. We bonded and talked about our life stories, worries and hope. Never in my life had I opened up to anyone. Trust was the key.

We went to our universities. She was in Nottingham and I was in Bristol; separated by 3 hours and 30 minutes train ride. The journey was the easy part. The relationship was the hurdle that we did not overcome.

Our love was there, to what I believe it was. Trust was not. Only years after we broken up, I reliased that I was not honest with her. Something was haunting me; that time when she disappeared and left me without a word.

I never told her that until when she was about end the relationship. The wrong was all mine for holding on to the past and not be in the present.

She was more than my (ex) lover. A best friend who I never had, who I knew would not judge me for who I was, who was the only person who stood by me all the time.

I went into depression after she left and even went for counseling. As quick as it happened, I was suddenly alone again with no friends or someone to talk to. I had regular panic attacks and anxiety. It went on for months when I finally snapped out of it.

I had two long term relationships with two amazing girls. Both ended on a bad note.

My last relationship made me realised that I have never moved on from my first love. It has been 6 years. Inside my heart, I know I am still hoping for a possibility to be with her again. I am no fool (maybe I am), I know it will never happen. That is when I gave up on finding love. Sometimes you have to let go someone you love just because of how much you love her. She will never be happy with me, no matter how much I am willing to change.

Now, I am still searching for my purpose in life. I am still back at where I was, no friends, no ambitions, no dreams. Everyday I wake up wondering what is my purpose. There sets my 2 years countdown to my last day on earth.

[offbeatmusicuk]

Albums Of 2019

Here we go again. Another pretty strong year. Full disclosure I haven’t had as much time to listen to these albums this year as usual so my mind may be changed (possibly immediately) but here’s my list as it stands at the mo.

Before that though... an honourable mention of an album which I decided wasn’t eligible for the list because technically it’s a soundtrack album, even though it sounds like a new album from the band, and a strong addition to their discography....

Biffy Clyro  “Balance, Not Symmetry”

And now the bonus 30 albums that didn’t quite make the top 50 but couldn’t go unmentioned.

Lindsay Schoolcraft / Sigrid / Talla 2XLC / Ladytron / The Anix / While She Sleeps / Calva Louise / HANA / Ivy Crown / Lacuna Coil / Hante. / Puppy / Stanton Warriors / Moonlight Haze / Perfect Son

Idiot Pilot / Port Noir / Above & Beyond / Eat Your Heart Out / Potty Mouth / Lupa J / Papa Roach / Starkill / IAMWARFACE / The Anix / MC Lars & Mega Ran / Snow Ghosts / J Majik / Estiva / GIRLI

And now the big five-oh

50.

Dinosaur Pile-Up  “Celebrity Mansions”

Dinosaur Pile-Up have been gaining praise for their 4th album, and it’s not hard to see why. Spikey, catchy rock and punk, about touring the USA, some sounding like Foo Fighters’ heavier moments. Fun stuff.

49. Foals  “Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1″

The experimental indie band released 2 albums in 2019, both parts of the same project, and though Part 2 certainly has merit, and a few cracking tracks, Part 1 is the more consistent, full of varied and surprising music.

48. Forever Still  “Breathe In Colours”

The Danish hard rockers fronted by Maja Shining, deliver their 2nd album of aggressive, melodic rock and alternative metal.

https://foreverstill.bandcamp.com/album/breathe-in-colours

47. Cold Kingdom  “Into The Black Sky”

Debut album from the Minneapolis hard rockers, their first release with new singer Elissa Pearson.

https://coldkingdom.bandcamp.com/album/into-the-black-sky

46. Hatchie  “Keepsake”

Aussie Hatchie brings us her debut album of shoegaze-y, shimmery, dreamy, electronic indie-pop. One to float away with.

https://hatchie.bandcamp.com/album/keepsake

45. UNKLE  “The Road Part II / Lost Highway”

A serious case of double album syndrome with this one. Disc 1, aside from a weak cover of a terrible song as its last track, is absolutely amazing, and if it was released like that it would be top 10 for sure. But the whole thing has to be considered and disc 2, though far from bad, is just a bit dull, especially comparatively.

44. Doll Skin  “Love Is Dead And We Killed Her”

The ladies from Phoenix are back with their new album, once again a great collection of catchy, upbeat, alternative rock and punk. 

43.

Only Shadows  “Brothers”

Epic, catchy indie rock. They are very American sounding but they come from Nuneaton. Good stuff though.

42. Driftmoon  “Remember The Night”

Though it is a live recording of a DJ set, Driftmoon insists that this is his third artist album. Fair enough - it is all his music, though there are many collabs and his remix of John O’Callaghan & Audrey Gallagher’s classic “Big Sky”, but aside from an instrumental version of a track that featured on his last album “Invictus” it’s all previously unreleased. He wanted to switch it up and make the ‘live performance’ the first way these tracks were heard. And like many a DJ set, more often than an album, the biggest and best tracks are in the last third of the album, and there are some mammoth tunes here.

41.

The High Priest  “Dream American”

Formerly of excellent bands Diphonia, Global Police Force and Dark Science, The High Priest continues his solo journey with his new album. And it’s a good ‘un. His website describes it best - “Dark brooding sonic rock music and atmospheric soundscapes”. Class.

40. Feeder  “Tallulah”

Feeder’s tenth album continues their run of quality records. It’s no wild departure, but you’ll like it if you’re a fan. “Fear Of Flying” stands up against many of their classic tunes.

39. Furious Monkey House  “Love, Scum & Dust”

Spanish indie-rock young-uns Furious Monkey House release their 2nd album. And it’s an excellent collection of catchy upbeat tunes, mostly in English but with some native Spanish in there too. Great stuff.

38. Nemesea  “White Flag”

5th album from the Dutch band. They’ve moved through symphonic metal and gothic rock in their career, and this album includes a handful of the best songs they’ve ever done. 

https://nemesea.bandcamp.com/album/white-flag

37. Fever 333  “Strength In Numb333rs”

Agressive rap-metal, with massive riffs and huge melodic choruses. Touches of electronics and Trap are dotted throughout.  Sounds like the middle ground between Rage Against The Machine and early Linkin Park. 

36.

The Dark Element  “Songs The Night Sings”

Former Nightwish vocalist Anette Olzon and her Dark Element partner Jani Liimatainen deliver their second album, and it’s another quality, catchy collection of symphonic metal tunes.

35. New Years Day  “Unbreakable”

Huge, jittery riffage, paired with pop style songwriting and melodies, with powerful vocals. Reminiscent of “Blood” era In This Moment, but less sleazy.

34. Blood Red Shoes  “Get Tragic”

Blood Red Shoes bring a new sound with their 5th album. More electronic, almost synth-pop, but still with a rock band at the core. Some of their most original and catchy tunes yet are included here.

33. Maraton  “Meta”

The Bandcamp page describes this album perfectly - “MARATON pushes the boundaries between pop music and progressive rock, mixing machine like drums and roaring bass groundwork with shimmering guitars, ethereal keys and sacral vocal performance. The band has sought to create a style of music which combines the rhythmic heaviness from bands such as Mars Volta with the pop aesthetics of Muse.”  Check them out.

https://maratonofnorway.bandcamp.com/releases

32. Ankor  “White Dragon”

Accessible metal with a prog sensibility, the melodies are catchy, but musically it will keep you guessing throughout.

31.

Liquid  “Spacemonkey”

Old school hardcore rave stylings from scene legend Liquid on his 3rd artist album. A breakbeat bounty.

30. As December Falls  “As December Falls”

Straight to the point, catchy pop-punk from this Nottingham four-piece on their debut album. Fans of early Paramore, early Tonight Alive or We Are The In Crowd etc would do well to check this lot out.

29. Blink-182  “Nine”

2016′s “California”, the first album to feature Alkaline Trio’s Matt Skiba replacing original member Tom DeLonge, was a huge return to form for the band, and “Nine” continues the revitalised Blink with another massive collection of pop-punk tunes. They broaden their sound palette here too with sampled drum loops and heavier riffs in places.

28. Rebecca Lou  “Bleed”

There’s a shoegaze-esque vibe to the production on this collection of raw, catchy, rock ‘n’ roll tunes from Denmark, and it gives just the edge of uniqueness that makes this album special.

https://rebeccalou.bandcamp.com/album/bleed

27. Sleep Token  “Sundowning”

On paper Sleep Token, a mysterious, masked unit of unnamed musicians, who worship an ancient deity called “Sleep”, would make you think they made incredibly sinister black or doom metal. But that isn’t the case. There is a metal heaviness and some mountainous riffs, but only in parts - often kicking in as songs build to their climax. For the most part though they are bewitching soundscapes, often minimal, with huge melodic vocals, and electronic touches. Worship.

26. Within Temptation  “Resist”

Less orchestras, more electronic touches and more influence from other styles of modern music, but still unmistakably a Within Temptation album, “Resist” brings the band back from the brink after some serious writers’ block almost ended them. Bombastic and revitalised.

25. Solarstone  “...--”

The final part of Solarstone’s “One” album trilogy is once again an epic journey through his ‘pure trance’ sound.

24. We Are The Catalyst  “Ephemeral”

Third album from the alternative-metal Swedes, full of huge choruses. Fans of accessible metal with melodic female vocals should check this out.

https://watcofficial.bandcamp.com/album/ephemeral

23. Lamb  “The Secret Of Letting Go”

Five years on from their last, Lamb unleash their 7th album. Ethereal, magical, and special, as they do so well.

22. Polynation  “Igneous”

A cinematic, sweeping, atmospheric album, blending many facets of dance music, ambient, techno, IDM. A wordless, groove laden, goosebump inducing journey.

21. Grum  “Deep State”

Grum’s much delayed second album finally lands on Anjunabeats. It’s a kinetic mix of sounds incorporating trance, progressive and deep house elements, and creates some huge anthems. In particular the incredible “Stay”.

20. False Advertising  “Brainfreeze”

Mancunian grunge / noise-pop trio deliver a fizzing album of 90s influenced rock. Cracking, energetic tunes throughout.

https://falseadvertising.bandcamp.com/album/brainfreeze

19. Cold Blue  “Winter”

Slowly but surely building his status and honing his craft over the last decade or so, and in recent years gaining a reputation as one of the best producers in the trance scene, German Tobias Schuh finally unleashes his debut album. It is an epic, progressive journey through uplifting trance, slowly building and revealing its treasures, avoiding being too formulaic and predictable. One to get lost in.

18. R+  “The Last Summer”

Rollo returns, with a little help from his sister Dido, and long time production partner and Faithless teammate Sister Bliss, giving us a blissful, Balearic sounding album. The whole thing sounds like a love letter to Ibiza. Lovely. 

17. Pumarosa  “Devastation”

Pumarosa deliver their moody second album. A bit more electronic (with elements of trip-hop and drum & bass seeping in), a bit darker, still brilliantly adventurous. A very exciting band.

16. Luttrell  “Into Clouds”

I’ve been following Eric Luttrell’s superb, progressive blend of deep house and melodic techno for a couple of years, and now he unleashes his debut album. It doesn’t disappoint. Widescreen, beautiful, upbeat, catchy and excellently produced.

15. The Beautiful Monument  “I’m The Reaper”

The Aussie quartet deliver their second impressive long player. Huge riffs, huge drums, huge melodies, in their blend of post-hardcore, pop-punk and metal.

https://tbmofficial.bandcamp.com/album/im-the-reaper

14. The Thrillseekers present Hydra  “Altered State”

Despite releasing his first music in 1999, and releasing a steady stream of singles since, Steve Helstrip only delivered his debut album as The Thrillseekers in 2016. For this, his 2nd opus, he's decided to release under his Hydra alias. And what a beauty it is. Mostly instrumental, apart from a new reworking of The Thrillseekers classic "The Last Time" with vocals from Fisher, it is a masterclass in sublime, chilled, Balearic trance. Reminiscent of the first couple of Chicane albums, and makes you feel like you are blissed out on a beautiful, sunny beach.

https://thethrillseekers.bandcamp.com/album/altered-state

13. Jimmy Eat World  “Surviving”

"Surviving" is Jimmy Eat World's 10th album. There are little touches of an expansion to their sound, but if you are familiar with their brand of American rock, then you'll know pretty much what to expect. This is undoubtedly a Jimmy Eat World album. It is, however, a very, very good one. One of the strongest they've ever done in my opinion, probably only with "Bleed American" as any kind of competition.

12. Age Of Rampage  “Empire City”

Age Of Rampage deliver a plethora of breakbeat stompers on their debut album. Their love for acts like The Prodigy would be evident even without the first track sampling a Keith Flint interview, but the old school is delivered with relish here. If you love 90s breakbeat acts such as The Prodigy, The Chemical Brothers, The Crystal Method, Freestylers etc, this is a very worthy listen. Such a shame Russian breakbeat label Criminal Tribe don't do physical releases.

https://criminaltribeltd.bandcamp.com/album/age-of-rampage-empire-city-ctr035-18032019

11. Hands Off Gretel  “I Want The World”

Hands Off Gretel are an effervescent blend of punk and grunge, led by the fierce Lauren Tate. A love of 90s rock is evident. "I Want The World", their 2nd album, is packed full of killer tunes.

10. Dido  “Still On My Mind”

I’ve loved Dido’s voice since the early days of Faithless, so when she started releasing her own music I’ve always liked it to varying degrees (loved some of it, some of it a bit meh). This is her best album since “No Angel” in my opinion. It’s chilled, ethereal, and rather beautiful, and has been one of my most listened to albums in 2019. The title track is absolutely one of my favourite tracks of the year. I’m surprised it is top 10, but it had to be.

9. Wislov  “Madness From Paradise”

Kniteforce Records and their sister labels have been a driving force in the old-school hardcore (or ‘rave’ as many early 90s compilations would call it) revival. Most of their releases are new music, just done in the old style, with fresh touches. Wislov is one of, if not the, greatest talent in this scene, and after a bunch of EPs and a slew of great tunes, this debut album is unleashed. And it’s a cracker. If you love that old-school sound you will find much to love here.

8. HÆLOS  “Any Random Kindness”

Mesmerising, utterly beautiful, electronic tunes, with lush vocals. Picking up where their 2016 debut album “Full Circle” left off, but stepping up a notch. There is a heavy rave influence, but this is definitely made for the post-party, the comedown, the chill out time, the blissed out euphoria after the full on euphoria. Every time I hear this album I discover something new, and love it more. Wonderful.

7. Yonaka  “Don’t Wait ‘Til Tomorrow”

Yonaka may veer to the poppier end of alternative-rock, but they know how to write a hell of a tune. Many of them in fact. 11 feature here on their debut album, released after a string of quality EPs and singles got them some exposure over the last couple of years. Hooks aplenty, huge choruses, riffs and electronics.

6. Anavae  “45″

Fans of Anavae have been waiting a long time for this. The debut album many thought may never come. 8 years on from their debut single and 7 years after their debut EP “Into The Aether”, and following a bunch of EPs and singles in the interim, it is finally here. And I’m sure very few will be left disappointed. Rebecca Need-Menear and Jamie Finch deliver a typically varied alternative-rock album, veering at times into poppier territory, and others into moody trip-hop-esque tracks. Other times they stick to simple, yet epic, rock tunes like on the massive “High”. If you don’t know this band, check them out.

5. Dream State  “Primrose Path”

Dream State progress in sound and technical ability with each release. From 2015′s debut EP “Consequences”, through last year’s excellent “Recovery” EP to this, their debut album. And it’s a pretty epic affair. Chunky riffs, pounding drumming, powerful vocals (both in aggressive and melodic turns from CJ Gilpin) with a massive, widescreen feel to the production. The Welsh 4-piece are often classed as post-hardcore, but that is far too limiting a description for a band with such obvious ambition. Class.

4. Machineheart  “People Change”

Lush, shimmery, ethereal alt pop from this L.A. quartet fronted by the fabulous vocals of Stevie Scott. A cracking album from start to finish but a particular mention goes to upbeat (almost breakbeat styled) track "Overgrown" which is one of the best tracks I've heard all year. If you like bands like London Grammar or HÆLOS, give this album a spin.

3. Black Futures  “Never Not Nothing”

Black Futures are a genre meshing riot. They've been called "Anarchic Electro Psych Punk Noise", "industrial noise-punk" and label themselves as "Future Punk". They have the sensibilities of a punk band and a dance band simultaneously. There's Bobby Gillespie from Primal Scream guesting, as is rapper P.O.S. More than once have they been described as a mix of Death From Above 1979 & The Chemical Brothers. It's a future party, a post-apocalyptic riot. Give it a listen.

2. Dallas Kalevala  “Dallas Kalevala”

Dallas Kalevala hail from Finland and have been called fierce subarctic pop music. Whether they called themselves this I'm not sure. What it sounds like to me is a brilliant, varied pop album, slightly camp, with fantastic electronic production and some full on pounding dance beats. 9 brilliantly written tracks, that all sound different, but somehow sound like they come from the same band and belong together. There is a feeling Dallas Kalevala would be somewhat polarising.  There's no way they'll be everyone's cup of tea (which suggests they are doing something right), but those that get them will love them a whole lot.

1. The Chemical Brothers  “No Geography”

To make their 9th album The Chemical Brothers returned to the equipment they used to make their first two albums. And though "No Geography" doesn't sound like "Exit Planet Dust" or "Dig Your Own Hole", it feels like them. Consequently it is arguably their best album since them, but it is definitely their best since 2002's "Come With Us". It feels a bit old school, but also fresh and new. Tracks flow into each other seamlessly making the album feel like a complete body of work rather than a collection of tracks, and it is utterly brilliant throughout. Joyous.

Well there you go. I’ll leave you with the following, for your listening pleasure:

Spotify playlist - a countdown of the top 50 (50-1), minus a couple of things that aren’t on Spotify.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/05F3PPwKO7NkwpD4eTJBiP?si=O8bO2JYDSqa3Kz-SzQ8D4Q

And a YouTube playlist counting down 50-1, but a completely different tracklist to the Spotify playlist (and different vids for the top 5 than are embedded here).

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSWMYBJKcPo0tJGbPDFw8QAdZlb1BWj3H

[robinhoodofsherwood-rpg]

Abel - 23 years old - King John’s Men

Resident of Nottingham Castle’s daughter

- About Abel

Abel grew up at the castle, the daughter of no one, she was taken in by the Sheriff. She bonded with Guy, became best friends with Rebecca, and fooled around a couple of times with Daniel. But contrary to Rebecca, Abel does know about life outside of the castle. She’s been to the market enough times, has a good sense of listening to stories, and generally can’t sit still for more than an hour. Although she calls herself one of King John’s Men, because that’s what’s expected of her, Abel is against most of what the Sheriff and Gisborne have in store for the people of Nottingham.

- Personality

Abel is very bubbly, lively, always on top of things, and always in for a good time. But she also unendingly curious, if she could she would leave the castle to go explore, but as a woman alone, Abel doesn’t like her chances. So she’ll wait for the day when Robin Hood comes to take her away.

- Connections

The Sheriff; despite how she doesn’t like his plans most of the time, Abel is grateful to the Sheriff and respects him immensely. Guy of Gisborne; she can talk around him all day, and he’ll never get angry at her. Sometimes she thinks of him as some awkward puppy with no class around the ladies. But she also sees how he is around Lady Marian. Rebecca; besties forever. Isabella; the woman inspires her, she has heard from mouth to mouth what Isabella is really up to, and she is both scared for her and jealous of her bravery. Daniel; Abel has fooled around with Daniel a couple of times, but she still can’t tell if he likes her back or not. Jasper; he always tries to avoid her. Lady Marian; she is a little jealous of how beautiful and elegant the woman is. Carter; he always tries to avoid her, too. 

FC: Camila Mendes Open

[cuckingforchrist]

I was tagged by @dishon-nerd thx bae, gives me an excuse to do this instead of homework

LAST

1) Drink: coffee

2) Phone call: my grandad? it was something really minor idek

3) Text message: to my dad asking for coffee

4) Song listened to: Bad Things by Machine Gun Kelly

5) Time you cried: monday night at like 1am cos i was doing an essay due in that day and watching sad videos at the same time (a bad combination)

HAVE YOU EVER

6) Dated somebody twice: fuck NOOOO

7) Been cheated on: nope

8) Kissed someone and regretted it: yeahhhhhh

9) Lost someone special: nah lol 

10) depressed: when am i not

11) Gotten drunk and puked: this is what I’m known for, best binge drinker on the block

THREE FAVOURITE COLOURS

12) dark blue

13) black

14) white

IN THE LAST YEAR YOU HAVE YOU

15) Made new friends: yas

16) Fallen out of love: miss we with that gay shit

17) Laughed until you cried: hell yeah

18) Found out someone was gossiping about you: hell yeah these two hoes were talking shit about me in the bathroom and i got told so i went in and aggressively washed my hands and they were SILENT thats right hoes

19) Met someone who changed your life: nahh

20) Found out who your true friends are: all my friends are hoes and they know it

21) Kissed someone on your Facebook list: if my ex counts yeah

MUCH

22) Facebook friends: 131 lol

23) Pets: i have the best doggo called Hettie, she is an English cocker spaniel and unusually small so she gets mistaken for a puppy, what a good pupper

24) Want to change your name: YES

WHAT

25) Did I get for my birthday: money, stuff for driving lessons, an air pistol because I’m white trash

26) Time I woke up: 7am and I crave death

27) Were you doing at midnight: trying to sleep lmao

28) Can’t you wait for: the next time i get TURNT with my bois

29) Was the last time you saw your mom: well over a year, mother and I don’t get on

30) Was something you wish you could change about your life: not particularly interesting but I wish I had nicer clothes ya know, I don’t have the money to indulge my fashion tastes and god i wish i did

31) Are you listening to right now: IDFC by Blackbear

32) Gets on your nerves: the family next door, beat your kids quieter please and thanks

33) Talked to a person named Tom: there’s a guy called Tom in my year but i hardly speak to him

34) Is your most visited website: reddit

35) Elementary school/primary school: it was a holy trinity school and the headteacher I had was an atheist lmao, my class teacher was dumb as heck and now she’s headteacher rip

36) High School: went to a grammar school, lots of ‘privileged’ children for my white trash self to compete with

37) College: I go to the sixth form at the same high school, if you mean college as in american further education, I’ll probably go to Nottingham University lmao but idk I’m only 17

38) Hair colour: this weird brown/blonde/ginger colour

39) Long/short hair: darn short, shaved back and sides and all that jazz

40) Crush: not really

41) Do you like about yourself: my ability to meme

42) Piercings: an industrial (scaffold) in my left ear and two lobe piercings, and one more lobe piercing in my right ear. My school is super strict so I’m going to get the eyebrow and nose piercing I want after I leave

43) Blood type: who would know this honestly

44) Nickname: can’t shorten my name tbh

45) Relationship status: single and chillin

46) Zodiac: Capricorn

47) Pronouns: how about no

48) Favourite show: i really love Police Interceptors

49) Tattoos: a diamond on the inside of my left ankle and ‘idle’ on my ring finger

50) Left or right handed: right

FIRST

51) Surgery: never had any

52) Piercings: got both ear lobes

53) Best friend: a boy called Tom when I was five

54) Sport: didn’t do any

55) Vacation: probably the Caribbean cos we had hella money back in the day lol

56) Pair of shoes: the fuck? 

RIGHT NOW

57) Eating: nothin

58) Drinking: MORE COFFEE

59) I am about to: do history homework

60) Listening to: TOXIC BY BRITNEY SPEARS

61) Waiting for: the void to take me

62) Want to see: spain, it’s pretty

63) Want to get married: couldn’t care less

64) Career: wanna be a police officer

WHICH IS BETTER

65) Hugs/kisses: hugs

66) Lips/eyes: pretty eyes are 10/10

67) Taller/shorter: idc but I prefer around my height (5′8)

68) Younger/older: only two years younger or older max, I’d probably prefer older if I had to choose

69) Romantic/spontaneous: spontaneous for sure, getting surprised is wild

70) Nice arms/nice stomach: ummmmm arms i guess? muscular arms are all the better to hold (choke) me with

71) Sensitive/loud: loud cos then they’re usually more fun 

72) Hookup/relationship: I hate hookups but each to their own, no shame here

73) Troublemaker/hesitant: troublemaker to indulge my shenanigans

HAVE YOU EVER

74) Kissed a stranger: nope

75) Drank hard liquor: when am i not drinking hard liquor

76) Lost glasses/contact lenses: a few times but i always find them

77) Turned someone down: yeah

78) Canoodling on a first date: nopeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

79) Broken someone’s heart: only nerd guys, they just don’t get the whole not interested thing

80) Had your own heart broken: sorta but idc any more

81) Been arrested: no

82) Cried when someone died: nobody has died recently

83) Fallen for a friend: nope and I hope it never happens

DO YOU BELIEVE IN

84) Yourself: yep

85) Miracles: in a way, yeah

86) Santa Claus: he’s my daddy, can confirm he’s real

87) Kisses on a first date: fuck no

88) Angels: sorta

89) Love at first sight: nah no thanks

OTHER

90) Best friend’s name: OLLIE

91) Eye colour: dark blue

92) Favourite movie: either angus thongs and perfect snogging or the other woman  (angus thongs and perfect snogging is a british classic and i highly recommend it and if after you watch it and you hear Scouting For Girls and don’t picture a girl dressed as an olive running down the street I’ve failed)

I’m tagging @tinzle @iratia and @ollie-otter1 cos my friends are all massive hoes and deserve to do this

it’s a real shame this tag doesn’t have a selfie question, i took a good one and it’s going to waste

[cadelacdogtraining-blog]

CaDeLac dog training

We offer dog and puppy training, obedience and socialisation classes for all levels of experience. We are specialists for rehabilitating aggressive or reactive dogs, and also teach advanced dog training for instructors, as well as experienced owners and advanced trainers etc.

Address: Canine Academy, Tollerton Ln, Tollerton, Nottingham NG12 4FP, UK Phone: +44 1530 222426 Website: https://www.cadelac.co.uk/

[robinhoodofsherwood-promo]

Abel - 23 years old - King John’s Men

Resident of Nottingham Castle’s daughter

- About Abel

Abel grew up at the castle, the daughter of no one, she was taken in by the Sheriff. She bonded with Guy, became best friends with Rebecca, and fooled around a couple of times with Daniel. But contrary to Rebecca, Abel does know about life outside of the castle. She’s been to the market enough times, has a good sense of listening to stories, and generally can’t sit still for more than an hour. Although she calls herself one of King John’s Men, because that’s what’s expected of her, Abel is against most of what the Sheriff and Gisborne have in store for the people of Nottingham.

- Personality

Abel is very bubbly, lively, always on top of things, and always in for a good time. But she also unendingly curious, if she could she would leave the castle to go explore, but as a woman alone, Abel doesn’t like her chances. So she’ll wait for the day when Robin Hood comes to take her away.

- Connections

The Sheriff; despite how she doesn’t like his plans most of the time, Abel is grateful to the Sheriff and respects him immensely. Guy of Gisborne; she can talk around him all day, and he’ll never get angry at her. Sometimes she thinks of him as some awkward puppy with no class around the ladies. But she also sees how he is around Lady Marian. Rebecca; besties forever. Isabella; the woman inspires her, she has heard from mouth to mouth what Isabella is really up to, and she is both scared for her and jealous of her bravery. Daniel; Abel has fooled around with Daniel a couple of times, but she still can’t tell if he likes her back or not. Jasper; he always tries to avoid her. Lady Marian; she is a little jealous of how beautiful and elegant the woman is. Carter; he always tries to avoid her, too. 

FC: Camila Mendes Open

[torentialtribute]

Jo Konta on verge of French Open last-16 but close friend Donna Vekic stands in her way 

Jo & # 39; s clay days! Konta on edge of French Open last 16 but good friend Donna Vekic stands in her way

British No. 1 has listened to the radio to keep himself relaxed in Paris date

By Mike Dickson for The Mail on Sunday

June 2019 | Every morning listening to Smooth Radio and video connections with her dog, Bono, have been the only distraction for Jo Konta at Roland this week Garros.

Her ascetic routine, in which she cooks for herself every evening in her rented apartment, seems to do no harm at all.

The British number 1 is through to the fourth round of the French Open and plays the old opponent Donna Vekic on Sunday for a place in the quarterfinals.

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Johanna Konta enjoys her best run at the French Open as she prepares for the fourth round

In one week she never won to match the last 16, and a win on Sunday would restore her to & # 39; the world's top 20, that's where her

& # 39; we didn't get it. & # 39; We didn't get it, we didn't get it, he still had a puppy passport, and it's quite a procedure, "she said about her dachshund." I had the impression that you couldn't bring dogs here, but then i saw i Everyone brought dogs. So next year Bonus will definitely be on Roland Garros.

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Konta plays impressive and showed her credentials by dismantling Viktoria Kuzmo

The optimistic behavior of Konta is reflected in her tennis, and this has been by far the best season in clay soils, which has shown her two finals and a and has compiled a 13-3 match record. ]

Its shape is reminiscent of the runs she made to the final four of Wimbledon and the Australian Open, which is also a testament to the support team behind her of French coach Dmitri Zavialoff and beating partner Dan Smethurst, the former British pro from Manchester

Zavialoff is a thinker and strategist, while the great Smethurst is also a source of peace away from the court. As former world No. 1, Kim Clijsters – working here for Eurosport – pointed out that it is more important to get into the right mental zone for Konta than for most players. look at how she plays, it's like she thought, & said the Belgian. & # 39; But she works hard and that is something that I really admire. A few years ago she had great results at Wimbledon and with that much attention and pressure on her camera.

& # 39; That's the process to become a better tennis player – it's not just about improving your tennis, it's about learning more about yourself. & # 39;

An interesting statute about Konta is that she has won on all six occasions, she won the third round has made a Grand Slam, shows what a momentum player she is when she gets going. The demolition of Viktoria Kuzmova on Friday night further supported that.

It left British number 1 as follows: & I absolutely believe I can make it to the end, and I have been in two semifinals of Grand Slams, so I

Now she is confronted with a friend in world No. 24 Vekic, with whom she shares the same London-based management company Starwing Sports. The Croatian, who has trained in Middlesex in many of her teenage years, has had an interesting season because she said goodbye to her regular friend Stan Wawrinka earlier this year.

If it is something, she has improved her tennis, and this is probably so close to their previous six encounters, which are split 3-3.

The most memorable of these were the battles at the Center Court, two years ago when Konta won the 10-8 in a dramatic third en route to the semi-final and world ranking No. 4. It was during those few days that the All England Club was besieged by insects due to a combination of unusual heat and humidity.

& # 39; I remember the flying ants literally the most & # 39 ;, said Konta. & # 39; Prior to that, a few weeks before that we played in the final of Nottingham, so we had two heavy battles in a row and I expect the same again. & # 39;

Vekic, who has a big turn, is part of Konta & # 39; s tough quarter of the draw that also includes a former champion, Garbine Muguruza, and runner-up, Sloane Stephens. The one coming from them to the final four will be in good shape for the title.

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How Meghan Markle won over Prince George and Princess Charlotte is truly great

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How Meghan Markle won over Prince George and Princess Charlotte is truly great

Being a royal child definitely has its advantages. The first-class travel. The hangouts with Barack Obama in your pjs. Not to mention having an actual Queen for a great-grandmother.

But as if we needed another reason to be jealous of George and Charlotte, now it turns out their new aunt-in-law, Meghan Markle, loves cooking for them. Who wouldn’t want an invitation to one of those family dinners?

Meghan and Prince Harry, AKA the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, live in Nottingham Cottage, just a few doors up from Kate and William’s pad in Kensington Palace.

And it seems Meghan, who loves to cook, has been calling round to the Cambridges’ (as you do) to drop off treats for the kids, and it’s really helped them to bond. As strategies go, it’s a pretty safe bet – it can’t hurt to have the future king onside, right?

The latest addition to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s family is going to make you cry with jealousy

It’s a well-known fact that Meghan knows her way around the kitchen. The pair revealed in their engagement interview that Harry actually proposed while they were making roast chicken at home together. Total #Goals.

And now with a new puppy in the palace, there’s even more reason for George and Charlotte to want a visit from Aunty Megs and Uncle Haz.

Meghan, if you’re ever looking for anyone to sample your cooking, you know where we are.

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Joining the previously announced Adrienne Warren, who plays the title role, are Kobna Holdbrook-Smith as Ike Turner, Madeline Appiah as Tina’s mother Zelma Bullock, Jenny Fitzpatrick as the alternate Tina, Lorna Gayle as Tina’s Grandmother GG, Tom Godwin as Record Producer Phil Spector and Lyricist Terry Britten, Francesca Jackson as Ike and Tina’s manager Rhonda Graam, Aisha Jawando as Tina’s sister Alline Bullock, Natey Jones as Tina’s father Richard Bullock and Tina’s first love Raymond Hill, Gerard McCarthy as record company Marketing Manager Erwin Bach and Ryan O’Donnell as Tina’s Manager Roger Davies. They are joined by ensemble members Tsemaye Bob-Egbe, Keisher Downie, Kit Esuruoso who also plays Tina’s son Craig Hill, Jammy Kasongo, Sia Kiwa, Jason Langley, Kayleigh McKnight, Baker Mukasa and Tanisha Spring and swings Derek Aidoo, Gavin Alex, Edward Bourne, Candace Furbert, Hannah Jay-Allan and Rodney Vubya.

Directed by Phyllida Lloyd and written by Katori Hall with Frank Ketelaar and Kees Prins, the world premiere of the new musical TINA will open at the Aldwych Theatre in April 2018. Performances will begin on 21 March 2018 with press night on 17 April 2018. Produced by Stage Entertainment, TINA is currently booking to 16 June 2018.

Choreography is by Anthony van Laast, with set and costume designs by Mark Thompson, musical supervision by Nicholas Skilbeck, lighting by Bruno Poet, sound by Nevin Steinberg, projection design by Jeff Sugg and orchestrations by Ethan Popp. Children’s casting will be announced in due course.

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  From humble beginnings in Nutbush, Tennessee, to her transformation into the global Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Tina Turner didn’t just break the rules, she rewrote them. This new stage musical, presented in association with Tina Turner herself, reveals the untold story of a woman who dared to defy the bounds of her age, gender and race.

Adrienne Warren will make her West End stage debut as Tina. Her most recent theatre credit was in Shuffle Along at the Music Box Theatre on Broadway, for which she received a Tony nomination. Her other US theatre credits include Bring It On The Musical at St. James Theater, Dreamgirls at the Apollo Theater, which was followed by a National Tour, and The Wiz at Encores City Center. She has toured and recorded with the multi-platinum selling Trans Siberian Orchestra for which she received her first Platinum and Gold records. Her television credits include the Amazon Pilot Point of Honor, Orange is the New Black, Blue Bloods, Royal Pains, People in New Jersey, Irreversible and Black Box. In March this year, she made her Carnegie Hall debut with the New York Pops.

Kobna Holdbrook-Smith was last on stage playing Laertes in Hamlet at the Barbican alongside Benedict Cumberbatch. His previous theatre credits include Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Edward II, Antigone and Death and the King’s Horseman for the National Theatre, The Low Road for the Royal Court, Feast, Joe Turner’s Come and Gone and The Changeling for the Young Vic, Love’s Labour’s Lost for Shakespeare’s Globe and Detaining Justice, Seize the Day and Fabulation for the Tricycle Theatre. His television credits include The Split, Wagstaffe, Class, Capital, Crackanory, Worricker Trilogy, The Last Panthers and Midsomer Murders. Holdbrook-Smith’s film work includes Paddington 2, The Commuter, Justice League, Doctor Strange, The Double and Roadkill and the forthcoming Mary Poppins Returns and Ghost Stories.

Madeline Appiah’s most recent theatre credits include Hamlet for the Almeida and in the West End, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, Here We Go and Welcome to Thebes for the National Theatre, Hotel Cerise for Theatre Royal Stratford East, Macbeth, Merchant of Venice and Taming of the Shrew for the Royal Shakespeare Company, Off The Endz for the Royal Court and The Duchess of Malfi for the Old Vic Theatre. Her television credits include In The Long Run, King For a Term, Partners in Crime, Gavin and Stacy, Doctors, The Bill and Holby City.

Jenny Fitzpatrick was last on stage in Boudica at the Globe Theatre. She has also appeared on stage in Oliver! at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Peter Pan at the Manchester Opera House, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Henry IV Part I and Camelot at Regents Park Open Air Theatre and Little Shop of Horrors at the Duke of York’s and Menier Chocolate Factory. She has also toured the UK in The Blues Brothers, Soul Sister, Thoroughly Modern Millie and Our House. Her television credits include Eastenders, Silent Witness and MI High.

Lorna Gayle has appeared on stage in A Tale of Two Cities for Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, Guys and Dolls at the Savoy Theatre, Nation for the National Theatre, Rudy’s Rare Records at the Hackney Empire and Almost Nothing for the Royal Court. Her television credits include The Rebel, Doctors, Cuckoo, Fried, Holby City, Utopia and Eastenders. Her film credits include Carmilla, Caribbean Dream, Having You, One Day, The Dark Knight and Run Fat Boy Run.

Tom Godwin’s more recent theatre credits include City of Glass at the Lyric Hammersmith, The Woman in Black at the Fortune Theatre, The Little Mermaid at Bristol Old Vic, To Kill a Mockingbird at Regents Park Open Air Theatre, Bingo at the Young Vic and Taming of the Shrew at Shakespeare’s Globe. His television credits include Coronation Street, Holby City, Knightfall, Doctors, Eastenders, and Waking the Dead. On film he has been seen in Alice Through The Looking Glass, The Danish Girl and About Time.

Francesca Jackson’s stage credits include Kiss Me Kate, Into the Woods, Sunday in the Park with George and A Little Night Music at the Theatre Du Chatelet, Million Dollar Quartet at the Noel Coward Theatre, Dusty at the Charing Cross Theatre, Dreamboats and Petticoats at the Playhouse Theatre, Rent at the Duke of York’s Theatre and All the Fun of the Fair at the Garrick Theatre. Her television credits include Boyfriend Material and Refresh. Jackson was a finalist in the BBC 1 show I’d Do Anything with Andrew Lloyd Webber. Her film credits include Hiding in the Shadows and Evita.

Aisha Jawando is currently playing the lead role in the Hackney Empire Pantomime Cinderella. Her other theatre credits include Martha Reeves in Motown the Musical, as well as roles in Beautiful The Carole King Musical, The Book of Mormon, The Lion King, Fela, Legally Blonde and Soul Sister.

Natey Jones’ theatre credits include One Love: The Bob Marley Musical at Birmingham Rep, Doctor Faustus, Don Quixote and The Alchemist for the Royal Shakespeare Company, Tomorrow for the White Bear Theatre, A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Courtyard Theatre and Once Upon a Time in the 90’s at the Albany Theatre. His television credits include Doctors and Shakespeare Live! From the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Gerard McCarthy’s stage credits include Cat for the Courtyard Theatre, It’s a Wonderful Life at the Bridgehouse Theatre, The Merry Wives of Windsor at Shakespeare’s Globe, Mamma Mia at the Prince Edward Theatre, Saturday Night Fever at the Apollo Theatre and the UK tours of Blue/Orange and Beautiful Thing. His television credits include Call The Midwife, Puppy Love, The Fall and Hollyoaks. On film he has been seen in A Nightingale Falling.

Ryan O’Donnell was last seen playing the lead role in the touring production of Sunny Afternoon after appearing in the West End production. His other stage credits include Quadrophenia at Plymouth Theatre Royal, Romeo and Juliet the Royal Shakespeare Company, Victor Frankenstein at the Royal & Derngate Theatre, Tracy Beaker Gets Real! at Nottingham Playhouse, Shadow Mouth for Sheffield Theatres and Stand Tall at the Landor Theatre. His film and television credits include MI High and Jesus: The Beginning.

TINA is produced by Stage Entertainment, Joop van den Ende and Tali Pelman, in association with Tina Turner.

Adrienne Warren is appearing with the support of UK Equity, incorporating the Variety Artistes’ Federation, pursuant to an exchange program between American Equity and UK Equity.

LISTINGS INFORMATION Theatre: Aldwych Theatre, Aldwych, London WC2B 4DF Dates: initial booking period 21 March – 16 June 2018 Press Night: 17 April 2018 at 7pm Performances: Monday – Saturday at 7.30pm, Thursdays and Saturdays at 2.30pm Nb first midweek matinee 12 April 2018

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March 9: Educate Yourself

"How are the Americans doing?" -our kindly old religion professor every class about midway through

"The Americans have accepted their imminent failure of this course and are spending their time doodling, checking social media, journaling, and writing postcards." -what I want to say

"The Americans are doing great." -what I actually say

I've gotten a lot of questions about how the Maltese University system works and this post is hopefully going to explain it all! First things first, yes, I do occasionally go to school! Between all of the international trips, weekend outings, and island adventures, I go to class for a total of 12 hours every week in addition to 2-3 hours of volunteering for credit. I purposefully made a schedule that only has class every Wednesday and Friday in order to give myself extra long weekends for traveling and fun- this was an incredibly wise decision. The walk to and from school is a 30-45 minute hilly death trap that involves dodging cars, busses, dog poop, and trying to avoid the temptations of neighbourhood Pastizzeria (a Maltese exclusive hole-in-the-wall shop filled with greasy variations of cheese, meat, and fried bread). My calves thank me for minimising the number of times I have to make the trek.

(The University is full of outdoor corridors and a labyrinth of above and below ground classrooms and hallways)

(Malta loves its stray cats. It’s become clear that this is the cats’ island and I’m just living on it. This guy decided to visit us in the cafeteria yesterday)

First of all, the University of Malta does not measure its courses in credits but ECTS. One ECTS is equal to half of an American credit. Most full time students take a max of 31-32 ECTS and my friends and I are taking 22 ECTS (11 US credits) and I simply can't imagine taking any more. Wednesday's I have class 12-2 and 3-5 (Paideia 450 and Malta & the Maltese: History and Culture) and Friday's I add a third course to my schedule from 10-12 (Sexuality, Theology, and Marriage). 

(A very famous neolithic statue entitled “The Sleeping Lady”- we learned about it in class and then went to a museum where we got to visit it)

(A couple friends and I went to explore a neolithic temple on our day off class after learning about them- talk about applied learning!)

You read that right. Classes are two hours long and every Friday I get the joy of six hours of class. At Luther this wouldn't really warrant a complaint but classes at the University of Malta are lecture style (cue the spooky foreboding music). You truly don't know what you have until it's gone and I realised this when I lost my comfortable discussion based Luther classes. The two hours of class are sometimes broken up by a 5-10 minute break but usually consist of a very old man sitting behind a desk and reading in such a heavily accented voice that we only pick up on every third or fourth word. The classes will cumulate in a final exam or paper depending on what a professor prefers, but we have no homework or busy work during the week. I spend the majority of time in class writing postcards and filling my notes with doodles and caricatures of the content.

(Neanderthal pictured, not pictured are the subsequent doodles of the Normans, Spaniards, Sail Boats, and a random Scuba Diver)

In order to have enough credits to qualify as a full time student back at Luther, I have also started to earn “service credit” at the local Humane Society. Once a week for 2-3 hours I have to go play with dogs (sounds awful, huh?). I’ve gotten very connected to the other volunteers and residents of the shelter. The men, women, and gender fluid individuals who work there are kind hearted and eager to teach us the proper walking technique and tell us the stories of the dogs. There are usually approximately 14 dogs in the shelter, about two or three getting adopted or dropped off weekly. Some have been in the shelter for ten years, others only last a week. The dogs are never euthanised unless they are in considerable pain and never due to age, viciousness, or length of stay at the shelter- the one aggressive dog that literally took a chunk out of somebody’s arm once greets us daily with a happy tail wag and booming bark. I’ve never actually worked at a Humane Society before and this experience has changed me completely. The dogs choose me, nuzzling onto my lap, pressing their noses through the bars into my knuckles. When I take them on walks their big goofy smiles and flopping tails fill me with joy. I hear their stories of abandonment and abuse and try to fill their deep soulful eyes with love and compassion since they have been shown so little in their lives. I’m certainly getting more out of this experience than a few college credits. 

(I hate cats. I’m allergic to them, but this guy chose me and I had to pet him. I feared the consequences if I didn’t)

(Boccu is a sweet Fox Terrier at the shelter. I accidentally mispronounced his name and apparently swore in Maltese to the other volunteers’ cheeky delight)

(we only got to meet Emmy once before she was adopted but she was such a happy puppy. All dogs and cats are spayed, neutered, and microchipped before they are adopted, and you can pay for your own pet to be taken care of for a mere 50 euro)

(I know I shouldn’t pick favorites, but Argo is by far my favorite. He was left behind by his owners when they moved to Italy. At 80 pounds, Argo likes to drag me along on walks and is looking forward to going to his forever home next week. There’s no way you can look into his eyes and not believe that dogs have souls)

In my free time when I’m not exploring some distant corner of the island, touring a national aquarium, or going on a wine tour (the contents of this last weekend), I’ve enjoyed sunbathing on the roof with a good book (I just finished “Gone Girl” after being hopelessly glued to it), long naps, walks along the seaside, and ample time spent in my journal.

(Top Left: Christ the Redeemer with local fish, Top Right: Cass the Redeemer with local fish, Bottom Left: Turns out I love sting rays. Absolutely beautiful, Bottom Right: I even enjoyed the reptile and amphibian room!)

I have picked up a wonderful habit of bullet journaling. For Christmas my godparents bought me a Moleskin bulleted journal that has quickly become my constant companion. It's a perfect balance of a planner, to do list, memory book, habit tracker, and journal. Completely customisable, I have been filling my journal with receipts, tickets, maps, funny stories, monthly layouts and weekly to do lists. It's a total source of distraction and comfort and will definitely end up being my most cherished souvenir. I hate to admit that have made the most progress on the pages during the two hour lectures (oops!).

(Here is my beloved journal. Slowly but surely I’m coating it in stickers from the places I’ve been. It’s my most constant companion)

(I’ve used the journal to collect ticket stubs, maps, boarding passes, and document memories- it will be my favourite souvenir)

(The journal is so multifunctional that I never have to pay attention in class! I fill the pages with whatever my heart desires. It took four hours of class on March 8 to make the International Women’s Day doodle!)

(I’ve planned out my entire month on this page. It ages me about 5 years every time I look at the sheer amount of stuff)

(this is an example of a to-do list. I have one per week and I only fill it out Wednesday and Friday. It makes sure that I stay on track and keep everything prioritised. Every week has a different colour scheme and layout)

So you just got a cool snapshot into an average week in Malta. This weekend we might be heading back to Gozo for the day on Saturday but strong winds might keep the ferries from running. Keep the locals in your hearts as a beloved landmark collapsed due to the crazy weather (RIP Azure Window). I head to England in two weeks on my first traveling adventure so feel free to shoot me any recommendations for the Nottingham area and London area! Much love, keep in touch, & let me know if you want a postcard!

Special shout out to Grandma & Grandpa Woods, Steve & Susan Woods, Dixie Forsberg, and Mom & Dad for the postcards, packages, and letters! I LOVE MAIL. 

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