Hey there you sound a lot like me :) I love animals, history, and protecting the environment too :) I can't believe u don't like films though! They are so Important to me! What do u think about rock music? I love classical too and adore cats! I've never owned one though as my mum has a rodent phobia and knows what cats love to drag in! My favourite colour is purple too. And I love all things factual, knowledgeable, mysterious and philosophy and psychology based. You seem like an interesting person and I would love to start chatting to keep in touch :) x

I saw a peep show DVD in poundland! i should of bought it lol, shooting stars is kinda wacky, very random humour! have you seen any comedians live at all? I've seen Jimmy Carr, wasn't a fan of it, hes better on tv I think. Must suck to have ME. I really can't imagine how you cope with it. Do you have good days and bad days with it?

Ha, aye, I'm the same, I need to Google them. Yeah I have, not a fan actually, I prefer Peep Show. Reeves and Mortimer have a new sitcom tonight so I'm excited about that, remember Shooting Stars? I loved it. I play a whole range of stuff, but never ask me to play when I'm drunk, I'm horrendous :P got plans today? :)

Cheers! There's another quote I actually prefer over it, but I can't find it haha. Yeah, love Men Behaving Badly. Wish they'd would make a sitcom these days I'd laugh at. What kind of things do you play on the piano? :)

Radio 4 is good. Wise choice :)

we both love chocolates and flowers :)

Hey Sophie. That one is the Uffington white horse, up close. :) But they're all over the place, there's one not too far from me on the way towards York that some rather sadistic teacher got his class to carve out in the mid nineteen hundreds.

Yes, I had a lovely birthday! We went to a Hallowe'en party for it, I'll add a few photos to your event when I have time, my computer is broken so I can only use the library one for the time being.

I'm going to Whitby in North Yorkshire from 1st-5th November. It's for Whitby Goth Weekend. I'm not really a Goth but I dabble sometimes and it sounds like a fun weekend, Goth pub quizzes, market stalls, a Goth bring and buy sale, Goth charity football match, bands playing, 80s discos... And lots of dressed up people to look at!

Ah, I can sort of understand that. We're near the Giant's Causeway [well, a two hour drive!] and were worried when we heard they were building a visitor's centre and charging in but the centre is a way away, on top of a hill so doesn't really interfere, you can still climb the rocks if you wish! I think I'd like to see an actual stone circle. Over here in Ireland it's more temples and castle ruins with the occasional ring fort if you walk far enough uphill!

Believe it or not I've actually never been to England although I'm going for the first time in 2 weeks!

I found you! I would love to see Stonehenge. Is it true that it's all fenced off and privatised now, you having to pay in? Does this affect the... vibe of the place?