They say that girls mature faster, but the question i’m struggling answering is when do boys ever mature? when do they grow up and realise that games are just that games, not a lifestyle?

I curious if it only applies to guys who played games when they were younger, for example my brother (30) still plays computer games and whatnot, and i’m assuming he’s replaced them slightly with poker, but then my dad doesn’t play any games, but he’s still into sports? i don’t know really, but i think it’s sad when you’re gaming habits affect your life in negative ways (now don’t get me wrong, this can happen to girls too.. just not as common).

If playing a game is more important to you than meeting up with someone to sort out your future, then you need to look in the mirror and grow up. If playing games prevents you from doing coursework for university.. you need to grow up, or drop out, because you’re at uni to learn, not to fuck about (as most people in London seem to believe). and if playing  games prevents you from doing your job properly, then you need help.

I just have never been so obsessed with a silly game to drop everything for a new release, so i don’t understand these boys. i think it’s pathetic.

Just some more pictures from one of the nights in Corfu. We found our favourite restaurant by the water, which had delicious Greek salads, and then we moved on to the pool table and bar most nights. I played well until i had too many drinks..

went to go see a play with Simon and his parents on Saturday evening. a play written by Oscar Wilde.

It was pretty funny, but with most plays there’s always one point where it seems to drag on. enjoyed it though, some good laughs!

i thought i was winning when we played apples to apples at ito’s apartment with hanna and theo. however when i looked down at my cards i didn’t feel like such a winner.. melodramatic, worldly, hopeless, and hostile. interesting combination!

simon’s hijacked my phone since we’ve downloaded the full version of angry birds, when is it gunna be my turn to play? gotta love the app store.

pleasantly surprised. thought going to see a play would be ridiculously boring, but i really enjoyed it. was like watching a movie live.

whoever thought up the horses is a genius, really smart and a cool way to do it.

4 out of 5 stars, well worth seeing!

going to covent garden to watch war horse around 7 tonight. hope it’s good, don’t like watching bad musicals and whatnot.

well they tried. give them that at least. netherlands vs. uruguay! the last couple of minutes were the most exciting for me, don’t really care for either team though. however, uruguay didn’t give up! but over and done, i’m guessing netherlands and germany in the finals.. yawn.

Don’t waste your time regretting all your wrongs. Know that in the end, you’ll get what your heart longs. Try not to risk it all; don’t stumble; don’t fall. Take the time to read the writings on the wall. Hold your head high; Don’t be afraid to say goodbye. Stay true and be you. Do everything there is to do. Live life to the fullest and never look back- there’s a reason for the future and a reason for the past. Love till it hurts; laugh till you cry. When your life flashes before you before you die, be happy for what you’ve done, be happy for what you’ve overcome, and most of all, be proud of what you had become. 

As we grow up, we learn that even the one person that wasn’t supposed to ever let you down probably will. You will have your heart broken probably more than once and it’s harder every time. You’ll break hearts too, so remember how it felt when yours was broken. You’ll fight with your best friend. You’ll blame a new love for things an old one did. You’ll cry because time is passing too fast, and you’ll eventually lose someone you love. So take too many pictures, laugh too much, and love like you’ve never been hurt because every sixty seconds you spend upset is a minute of happiness you’ll never get back. Laugh when you can, apologize when you should, and let go of what you can’t change. Kiss passionately, play hard, forgive quickly, take chances, give everything and have no regrets. Life’s too short to be anything but happy.