It's been one hectic few days. Wonderfully, surprisingly hectic. I don't even really know where to start.

I think things are looking up. My positive vibe has been on a very slow upwards climb for the last 2 months, but I am most definitely getting there now. I have great friends, I am in a fantastic part of the country, and I have enough time to relax and enjoy these two things as much as I want to. I have spent an extortionate amount of my time since Friday just sat in the sun with people and dossing about. I have drank too much alcohol, smoked too many cigarettes and danced my life away.

Thursday was celebrations for handing in all my Uni work. I wish I was able to recall more of this fantastic evening but alas the champagne and vodka stole these memories from me. I know it would have been fun though, how can it not be when I was with the people I was with. That evening also seems to have jump started something that has kept me smiling nearly all weekend.

Friday was much more chilled out. We congregated and headed to Gylly beach with 30 cans of Carlsberg and 4 litres of cider. I got very sunburnt. It was just a nice relaxing time really. Then we headed back to Campus and had a nifty little BBQ. Once tiredness set in movies called and I retired to watch My Neighbour Totoro for the first time with a good beverage and even better company. Sleep again seemed to evade me this evening.

Saturday day-time was really spent with nothing to do, after watching Howl's Moving Castle with the previous night's company, I returned home to relax before the Garden Party. I had a lovely time, didn't really get too drunk, but danced and danced and danced. I am surprised I even had enough energy to stay up until 7am with friends but I managed it.

Sunday was most definitely the time to relax fully. After waking up at around 1pm we congregated on the grass on Campus and lounged around, football was played, as was a ukulele, and good times were had by all involved. It was pretty nice to totally chill. We then headed back to the flat to watch Jungle Book but soon disbanded when the Sandman was calling. I slept from 11pm to 1.30 pm this morning.

Essentially I have had an incredible time and the fact I can't spend the Summer with all of these people is a very saddening thought.