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More than 12,000 lawyers around England and Wales are to be asked to buy shares to fund the establishment of a Solicitors Property Centre likely to be located in Surrey.
The 12,700 solicitors who supported John Edge's campaign on conveyancing fees a year ago will be sent a business plan drawn up by Law Society Council member Anthony Bogan outlining the requirements and objectives of an SPC.
They will be asked to spend between £100 to £250 to buy shares in what is hoped will be the first of a nationwide chain of centres advertising properties for sale, then referring buyers to solicitors who will provide everything from an estate agency service, to financial services and conveyance.
The scheme rests on the Law Society funding the printing and distribution of information.
A delegation, which included Bogan and Solicitors Property Group executive officer Leslie Dubow, met with Law Society officials and its property and commercial services committee chair, Richard Hegarty, late last Friday to discuss the issue.
It is understood society officials are in favour of providing administration costs.
The British Legal Association last week asked its members to put their names to a motion calling upon the Law Society Council to set up a self-supporting SPC.
However, after establishing an SPC eight years ago which closed due to the recession, the Law Society is not keen to become commercially involved.
Backers of the Surrey SPC proposal, including Law Society presidential candidate Robert Sayer, also want no commercial involvement on the part of the society. They are forming themselves into an association to coordinate development of an SPC.
Glasgow Solicitors Property Centre chair Alan Simpson told a conveyancers conference in Richmond last week: "It is a long term investment."
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An outing to Yorkshire in Waterloo – what we thought of The Railway Children
Yesterday I went to see The Railway Children at the Welcome to Yorkshire Theatre, London Waterloo. Which sounds slightly bizarre, but they've actually converted one of the old Eurostar platforms into a theatre.
We weren't sure what to expect, especially when the actors started talking to the audience and asking us to do a Mexican wave. But as soon as the play started we both became caught up with the lives of Bobbie, Peter and Phyllis.
One of the highlights of the play is when a real steam train pulls into the middle of the stage. That's pretty special. I'd forgotten how moving the story is, though, and actually it's surprisingly modern, particularly as it deals with a family living in reduced circumstances and learning they can have 'butter or jam, but not both'.
We quickly became caught up in the drama, including the landslide and Mother's decision to give shelter to a Russian refugee. I even cried a few times, although there are plenty of laughs too. All of the cast are brilliant and there are a few familiar faces, including the fantastic Marshall Lancaster (Chris in Ashes to Ashes) as Mr Perks.
I would definitely recommend The Railway Children for a family outing – it's the kind of theatrical experience that stays with you long after you've left the auditorium. Magical.
*The Railway Children has been made possible with the support of Welcome To Yorkshire (and it certainly made me want to go there). It runs until 4 September and is selling out fast. Lastminute.com also has some ticket availability.
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Well thank you! You've just confirmed my urge to go! Must book tickets TODAY then! Saw it when we were up at Waterloo te other week and thought about going but having read your good review have defiantely got to go then!
I want to go and see this but my son does not. I tried him with the film and he was bored by the time Peter gets hurt in the tunnel. And it's one of my favourite films!! I once saw Jenny Agutter in a restaurant and resisted the urge to run up to her and shout 'I loved you as Bobby!' Bet she gets that all the time. Maybe I'll go alone. It soungs good. Can you believe it's been 40 years?
Ooh, I like the sound of that. We are in London in late August, might check it out.
"Daddy! It's my Daddy!" *bawls* It sounds wonderful, I think I might have to get tickets. Never mind that the little one is way too young for it, I'll enjoy it!
Hi, I read your review after you 'tweeted' it to me. I booked tickets this morning for December, I'm so excited about our Christmas family outing now! I thought I'd let you know that they are taking bookings for up to 2nd january 2011 now not 4th September as previously advertised. Thank you!
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· Brighton, Sussex
Heralded as "ancient Rome comes to Brighton", the World Sand Sculpture Festival Brighton occupies 12,190 sq m (partly tented) and is billed as "the most impressive sand sculpture event the UK has ever seen". Expect gladiators, the Colosseum, Hadrian's Wall and other imperial themes.
· World Sand Sculpture Festival Brighton, Brighton Marina, Madeira Drive, Brighton (07881 760364) www.sandsculpturefestival.com, until Sep 10, adults £6, concessions £5, children (age 4 to 14) £4, family (2 parents + 3 children) £21.
· Portstewart Strand, County Londonderry
An environmentally conscious, family fun day on the beach promising sand sculptures, a sand castle competition, face painting, music workshops, coast guard exhibition, bouncy castle and treasure hunt.
· Children's Fun Day, Portstewart Strand, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland (028-7083 6396) www.nationaltrust.org.uk, Jul 8, 12noon-4pm (and again in Aug, tbc), admission charges apply.
· Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
This sand sculpture festival will see giant structures up to nine metres high, inspired by ancient Greece and created by 60 leading international sand sculptors working with 5,000 tonnes of sand. · The Great Yarmouth Sand Sculpture Festival, Central Beach, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk (01493 846340) www.great-yarmouth.co.uk, until Sep 10, 11am-6pm, adults £6, concessions £5, children 4-12 years £4, family ticket (2+3) £21.
· Dawlish Warren National Nature Reserve, Devon
A beachcombing and wildlife safari to uncover treasures hidden on the beach from which to create a wildlife sand sculpture, for children aged six to 11.
· Beachcombing and Wildlife Sand Sculpture, meet at Dawlish Warren Visitor Centre, Dawlish Warren National Nature Reserve, Devon (0870 6085531) www.discoverdevon.com, Aug 22, 2pm-3.30pm, £3 per child (age 6-11 only).
· Treath beach, Cornwall
Fascinating finds uncovered on Treath beach with marine biologist Ruth Williams on the south shore of the Helford river will be used to create imaginative sand sculptures. Outdoor clothing and beach shoes are advisable.
· Merry Mermaids and Monsters, meet Helford public car park on the south side of the river, Helford, Cornwall, (01209 842316) www.helfordmarineconservation.co.uk, Aug 10, 11am-1pm, free.
· Weymouth, Dorset
Sculptures in Sand, a semi-permanent exhibition of sand art, viewed from the promenade, was started by the present artist's grandfather in the 1920s. Unlike many sculptors, Mark Anderson relies on local sand and water.
· Sculptures in Sand, The Esplanade, Weymouth, Dorset (07967 826809) www.sculpturesinsand.com, until Sep at least, free.
· Thames Foreshore, London
Under the auspices of Reclaim the Beach, the Thames foreshore will be making like the seaside as part of the free Mayor's Thames Festival, with estuarine sandcastle competitions, barbecues and music.
· Reclaim the Beach, The Foreshore, Bernie Spain Gardens, South Bank, London SE1 (020-7928 8998) www.thamesfestival.org Sep 16-17, 1pm-4pm (approx), free.
Seaside safaris and rockpool rambles take place all around our rocky coastline. What you will see can vary from day to day depending on the temperature and the tide. The best stretches of coastline to explore are rocky with a good tidal range. The greater the difference between high and low tide, the more coastline that will be exposed at low tide.
Don't overlook crevices and gullies and even the sand on the beach. Many creatures hide under blankets of weed rather than in pools of water (if you collect any of these, put weed and seawater in your bucket). And sand is often teeming with bivalves and worms. Be careful digging at the water's edge, though, as weever fish, which have a poisonous spine that gives a nasty sting, may be lurking, so it is worth wearing old plimsolls to keep safe.
Part nature ramble, part car-boot sale, the great attraction of beachcombing is that you never know what treasures await you on the strandline - the area where the sea deposits its cargo twice daily.
Cargo is a very apt word as container ships all too frequently lose part of their load to the sea. When five containers of Nike trainers went overboard in 1990 in the north Pacific, thousands were washed ashore and American beachcombers held "swap-meets" to make up pairs. Planning a beachcombing expedition thus requires a flexible approach and the ability to find inspiration in, at first sight, unlikely looking objects like a barnacle-encrusted lump of wood or a weed-entangled length of fishing net. A good time to visit is after stormy weather or a very high tide. Driftwood is prized by beachcombers for its sculptural qualities and silvery patina, and many artists create furniture and decorative accessories with it.
If you come across a neat pile of driftwood, it may be that it has an owner. This is especially so if you are in Shetland where the local custom has it that anything "laid up on da green", that is, anything above the high-tide line, has been put there by someone else and they'll be back for it!
Artist Belinda Eade (www.belindaeade.com ) routinely scours beaches for materials for her work as a grotto designer. "I use common razor shells from Welsh beaches and small quantities of mussel, cockle and small pink donax shells," she says (although where commissions require large quantities she buys waste shells from restaurants or the shelling industry).
Alongside shells, beachcombers may find all manner of marine wildlife remains: skeletons of cetaceans, such as porpoise and dolphins, and fish - perhaps a dogfish or cuttlefish (strictly speaking this is a mollusc; handy if you have a budgie) - or the carapace of crustaceans such as crab and lobster, or the dried egg sacs of fish including dogfish and ray, all of which make great sculptures.
Sea-worn glass resembles uncut gemstones and is something else Belinda likes to find. "It's very pretty and a favourite of mine, but finding it in large enough quantities for grotto work is difficult." Unusual man-made artefacts employed in her work include "bicycle wheels and frames, car parts and other strange rusting bits of metal", which she makes into lights. Proving that, as with the car-boot sale, one person's treasure is another person's rubbish. And there is a lot of rubbish washed up on UK beaches every year.
The Marine Conservation Society (01989 566017, www.mcsuk.org promotes regular beach clean-ups around the UK coast as part of its Adopt-a-Beach scheme.
Ranger Liza Cole of the St Abbs and Eyemouth Voluntary Marine Reserve in Scotland finds a lot of fishing gear - rope, net and fish boxes - although the majority of items turned up in the beach-cleans she organises "are small pieces of plastic, from people using the beaches, and from fisheries and sewage waste".
"We've also found a bottle of holy water, the odd set of false teeth, some kids' toys and lots of rubber boots and gloves, also lost from fishing boats."
In a virtuoso display of hope over experience, we Brits embrace the barbecue every summer with great enthusiasm: and where better for a barbie than the beach, where the sea air is guaranteed to do wonders for everyone's appetite?
Do make sure you look out for, and heed, any local notices. Barbecues may be com- pletely forbidden at some beaches, especially those at crowded resorts. Or they may be permitted, but with restrictions; for example, you may be able to use a barbecue but in one area only, or portable barbies may be allowed but not open fires. Very often, glass will be prohibited.
Some beaches - Sandbanks in Poole, for instance - has a designated area where barbecues are allowed between 6pm and 11pm. The National Trust, which cares for over 700 miles of coastline in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, says while it doesn't actively promote barbecues, they are not expressly forbidden, "as long as visitors are being responsible and not leaving burnt-out barbecues on the beach or threatening the flora or fauna, in particular dry vegetation like dune grasses, which could catch fire", says a spokesman.
Always respect the environment. Put coals out after use and take away the remains along with every scrap of litter. Never bury rubbish or coals in the sand. There should be no evidence that you were even there, let alone that you had a barbecue fit for a king. A decent portable barbecue (Weber, Muji and Bodum are three good manufacturers) won't cost much more than a summer's worth of disposable ones, which tend to be small and have relatively short burning times, and will last for years.
What a top chef cooks by the sea
Fergus Henderson , chef-proprietor of St John in London, spends a chunk of the summer holidays every year on the Hebridean island of Tiree with his wife and three children. Each day's activities are structured around a beach barbecue.
"The beach is a wonderful place to cook. All that fresh sea air gives you an appetite and the rocks always seem to make a natural kitchen range. Firelighters are top of the list of things to remember. The next thing is the griddle. There is nothing worse than lighting a really good fire and having nothing to put on top of it. A corkscrew is also important and a good pair of tongs. Then you just need something local and delicious to cook.
"On Tiree, lamb and beef is reared on the machair, which gives the meat a delicious flavour, while the salt wind means it's self-marinated. Ox heart is very good on a barbecue, but we don't make the children eat it. We might cook them sausages - it is amazing what a driftwood fire can do for even the most anaemic of sausages, or bacon.
"Lobster and crab are fantastic on the island, too, as is freshly caught mackerel. Split the lobster in half (while it is still alive, I am afraid) and put it straight on to the griddle. Razor clams can go straight on, too. When they open, dress them with thyme or lemon. Mackerel should be filleted and cooked skin-side down so the skin is crispy and the middle still juicy.
"We take plates to act as chopping boards, and a rug helps keep the sand out of the picnic, but on the whole we keep it quite straightforward. Fingers are good, they work very well, and can be licked clean, and a bap to contain your barbecue fare is even better. Dessert is Cadbury's Fruit & Nut. That always seems to go down well."
The seashore code
· Respect all marine life
· Carefully replace rocks where you found them
· Do not poke or squeeze soft-bodied animals
· Always put creatures back in their rock pools
· Only collect empty shells
· Beware of cliffs and incoming tides
· Wear appropriate clothing and non-slip shoes
· Take your litter home


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Oh, very well then! The true story behind Miss (Mssss!) Bernadette Devlin - vouchsafed to me over a most agreeable luncheon with Lord Rees-Mogg and the late Lord Goodman at The Beefsteak Club in the April of 1971 - is, of course, that she was not only actively encouraged but sponsored to stand as the MP for Mid-Ulster in that year by the British government, as a means of diverting media attention from the potentially disastrous launch of the Anglo-French supersonic airliner Concorde.
And there are quite a few stories I could tell you about Concorde but won't! A man in my position, with dear friends in the highest reaches of the British government, has learnt to keep his mouth shut on secrets concerning the national interest. But I can tell you this, and no more: Concorde was developed with the full knowledge of MI5 to divert the attention of the world's media away from - how shall I put it? - uncertainties surrounding the marriage of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon.
And therein lies a tale in itself, I need hardly say! Whenever I see newspaper "exclusives" on the love-life of Princess Margaret-Rose, I do my level best to suppress a knowing smile. For I am one of those - and we are only a handful - fully acquainted with the "inside story" of that extraordinary marriage. But I would never tell a soul. One does not arrive at my position in life without having earned one's spurs in the war against indiscretion.
Nevertheless, I am quite prepared to take my readers to one side - on a purely personal basis, you understand and "tip them the wink" as to the reasons behind the marriage of Princess Margaret. Between these two walls, I have it on the very best authority that this strange union, including all its ups and downs, was orchestrated at the very highest level by an inner committee composed of Generals, politicians and senior editors, in order to divert public attention from their secret plans for Britain's entry into what was then the Common Market.
Quite how successful that strategy was can be judged by our present subservience to the iron boot of Maastricht. But then, of course, it is now widely known to a narrow circle that our entry into the Common Market was far from being "the whole story". Over breakfast at the Savoy Grill in the mid-Eighties, I recall being told that it was no more than a diversionary tactic, a brilliant smokescreen to cover up the immense dangers posed by the emergence of Mr Arthur Scargill as President of the National Union of Mineworkers.
Have I said too much? I do hope not. It is not for a newspaper columnist of my distinction to divulge to his reader or readers anything of importance he has been told over the course of a busy life. But the brighter among you will already have twigged as to the reasons behind the extraordinary success of Mr Scargill as a left-wing firebrand in the Britain of the 1980s.
One need only ask oneself what happened in 1983, the year leading up to that most successful of all smokescreens, the 1984 Miners' Strike, led by - guess who? - none other than the very same Mr Arthur Scargill. The answer is, of course, that 1983 saw the election of the new young Member of Parliament for Tatton, the impetuous Mr Neil Hamilton. But the growing discontent among Mr Scargill and his merry men meant that Mr Neil Hamilton's entry into the citadel of power passed virtually unnoticed. Fascinating stuff, I think you will agree.
Yet just one further thread remains to be unravelled. You will have guessed it by now. Why Neil Hamilton? Why al Fayed? And why Mr Martin Bell? Over a sumptuous dinner-dance with good friends in the Admiralty last night, I was informed - strictly on a top-secret basis - that Messrs Hamilton, al Fayed and Bell were, despite all appearances, close colleagues fully supported in their actions by what one might loosely term the British Establishment.
Why? Ask yourselves what other event of significance occurred this week. The answer, of course, is the marriage of Mr Liam Gallagher to Miss Patsy Kensit. I can now reveal that The Hamilton Affair has been no more than a brilliant diversionary tactic to distract the world's attention from this potentially catastrophic union, with its disastrous repercussions for the nation's youth. But please, I beg you, keep this information to yourselves. If ever it got out, my reputation for discretion would be in smithereens. Mum's the word!
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Naruto was hiding. There was no other way to describe it. While he had enjoyed the respect and love the villagers finally gave him for defeating Pain, there were many things that were going badly for Konoha. The git Danzo had managed to become Hokage. And he didn't have any proof that he had been the one to make Pain into what he had become. He was happy that Nagato had revived all those that had died. But there was also Granny Tsunade who was still in a coma after she had used too much chakra to protect the villagers from Pain's attacks. Danzo had put the village under the highest alert. Naruto knew the warhawk would try to use the situation to his advantage. Naruto had gotten orders to stay in the village.
Then there was the team from Kumo that had appeared after the fight was over. They had brought news of Sasuke joining Akatsuki. Why did the bastard do that? Why did he become a criminal? Now things were a lot harder. How could he still keep his promise to Sakura and bring the idiot back?
He also had thought long about Hinata's confession. Nobody had ever told him that he or she loved him. Not old man Sandaime, not Granny Tsunade, not Iruka sensei, not even Pervy Sage. No, the first one to ever tell him those three words was Hinata. The girl he thought was weird but nice. Now he finally understood that her red face, the fainting and the stutter in his company had been signs of her liking him. He was so dense sometimes.
The people were looking up to him now, but he felt still so unsure. What would happen now? How would he be able to keep his promise to Nagato with Danzo being Hokage? He knew he would somehow find a way, but at the moment he didn't feel like that. Then there were the words his father had left him. He trusted him. Naruto smiled at the memory. He had met his father, the legendary fourth Hokage Minato Namikaze. Looking back, there was a distinct similarity between him and his father. But with the Hokage keeping the secret there were few ways he could have figured it out. After all, their faces were really different and the way they kept their hair also helped with the deception. If you ignored the fact that there was nobody else in the village with their hair colour of course.
Naruto had managed to get away from the village to think. His experience with running from the ANBU as a child now came in useful. He needed some alone time to think about the next steps he had to take.
She had followed him. She had noticed his depressed mood immediately. She had watched him long enough to know his feelings just from looking at his eyes. While he could deceive most others with his happy mask, she had found out with time that in his eyes his true feelings showed. And as a Hyuga she knew everything about body language. The route Naruto took was strangely familiar to her. She knew she had taken it before. Finally she found him standing at a small pond with a waterfall at the side. He was looking at the fireflies dancing on the water and she listened to the splashing of the waterfall on the pond.
Then she recognized the place. Her face grew hot at the memory. It had been here at this pond that she had trained her jutsu of the 64 protecting hands during the mission to find the beetle with the special sense of smell. Naruto had seen her training on the water; naked. Was he remembering that? Did he know it had been her?
"You can come out Hinata." He softly called her.
Hinata was surprised that he had noticed her. She stepped from behind the tree and walked towards him.
"Hello Naruto, I just wanted to make sure you were okay." She told him.
"Oh, don't worry, I am okay." He assured her with his bright smile.
"Please Naruto; don't use your mask with me." Hinata pleaded.
Naruto's smile vanished. He didn't think anybody was able to see through his mask now that Jiraiya was dead. He had been the only one to ever call him out on it on their trip.
"How did you know?" He asked her softly, looking down at the ground.
"I can see it in your eyes. You can't hide your feelings from me. Please, I want to help you."
"You already did Hinata. You saved my life from Pain. Though I still think you were insane to jump into the fight. You nearly died."
"And I still don't regret it. I couldn't let him take you away. I couldn't let you die."
Naruto cupped her cheek with his hand. He looked at her beautiful face. He wanted to hit himself for not noticing her earlier. He had craved attention and here was one girl that had always watched him. Wanted to be his friend and had even fallen in love with him, the village pariah.
"Thank you Hinata." He said sincerely.
Hinata just smiled.
"Why did you come here Naruto?" She asked.
"I wanted someplace peaceful and then I was reminded of our mission to find that beetle. One night I woke up and saw this ultra beautiful girl dancing on the water. It looked so beautiful and peaceful. I wanted to feel those emotions again, so I snuck out of the village and came here. I just need some time away from there." Naruto confessed.
Hinata again blushed heavily at the praise Naruto gave the memory of her training on the water.
Naruto watched Hinata's reaction. While he still wasn't the smartest guy around, he had gotten better in putting clues together. Hinata's silhouette in the moonlight was somehow familiar. Then he thought about her reaction when he told Kiba about the girl he had seen. She had gone bright red and fainted. Wait, had she been …?
"It was you wasn't it?" He asked softly.
Hinata got even redder from the question.
"Now that I think about it, it fits, the silhouette in the moonlight resembled you, but as you wore that thick coat all the times, I didn't connect you with her. That is the reason you fainted when I told Kiba."
Hinata was scared. She hadn't wanted for him to find that secret out. She was so embarrassed. She tried to back away, but Naruto wouldn't have it. He quickly stopped her escape by putting his arms around her and leaning his head against hers.
"Why are you so afraid Hinata?" He asked kindly.
Hinata was stopped short in her panicking and thought about his question. Why was she afraid? This was Naruto who would never hurt one of his friends. And she wanted to be with him so much.
"I, I don't know. I just panicked because you saw me naked on the water that night … and I was so embarrassed … and I feared you would find out … and my clan would find out … and they would banish me to the branch family … and they would give me the seal … and Hanabi would use it when I tried so hard to protect her from being put in the branch family … and tried so hard to stop the practice of the seal … and want to unite my family again…" She was babbling.
Naruto just put his finger on her lips to stop her. He now understood. While Hinata had come a long way from the shy girl he had though of as weird in the academy, she still had the burden of her clan looking down on her. She had an ambitious goal but it was a lot of weight on her shoulders.
"You don't have to do it alone. Do you remember? I promised Neji that I would change the Hyuga clan when I become Hokage. What better way than to do it with the future head of the Hyuga clan by my side?" He asked lovingly.
"Naruto?" Hinata asked confused.
Naruto didn't give her a verbal answer; he had finally sorted out his feelings. This girl was the one for him. This brave girl that had risked her life to safe him and through him the whole village. Her sacrifice had given him the power to protect his precious people and right now she had taken the top spot on that list. Instead of talking he closed the distance between their faces and kissed her gently on her lips.
Hinata was shocked. She had dreamed about kissing Naruto for so long. She had wanted to be held by his strong arms and now it happened. After overcoming the first shock, she closed her eyes and returned his kiss. She put her arms around his neck and returned his kiss with all the feelings she had hidden inside of her for so long. Finally she was sure that Naruto chose her over Sakura.
Both of them were lost in their intense feelings. Naruto's heart that had been craving for positive attention was healing through her unconditional love, Hinata's heart, beaten down again and again as weak by her own family, was healing through his unwavering support. It was a long time later that they separated from their first kiss.
Both smiled happily at each other.
Naruto had a sudden thought.
"Dance with me on the water, Hinata." He asked Hinata grinning mischievously.
She raised her eyebrow but nodded. Naruto took off his jacket, his weapons and his sandals and with a pointed look at her, she followed his lead. Naruto was slightly surprised by the size of her breasts that were now covered by just a mesh-shirt. Hinata was admiring his muscular upper body. His training really showed off under his slightly tight fitting black short sleeved shirt. Hinata decided then and there his jacket was evil to hide this gorgeous body. She didn't know that Naruto had similar thoughts about her jacket.
Both didn't know they would think differently in the near future when they would be confronted with different admirers. Then the jackets would be very appreciated as a deterrent of unwelcome suitors. After all, both were rather jealous to keep the other for themselves and not let anybody see the true beauty of their bodies besides the two of them.
Naruto held out his hand and Hinata took it. Naruto led her onto the water, both using water walking like it was second nature. When they reached the middle of the pond, Naruto held out his arms in one of the starting positions for classical dances that Jiraiya had pounded into his head. He had said it was training for his future job as Hokage. After all, a lot of the job as Hokage was political and dancing was one of the things that traditionally happened. Naruto had suspected Jiraiya had only arranged for the dancing lessons to peep on his student learning to dance with a beautiful instructor as inspiration for his new book.
But now that didn't count. He had a beautiful girl in his arms and while they didn't have any music, it was as if he could still hear it in his mind. Slowly to the sound of crickets, some frogs and the waterfall he began to move in the rhythm of the dances he had learned. Hinata followed his lead. It was as if the moonlight had spun a spell around the pond and bewitched the two young ninjas with its magic.
Naruto dipped Hinata deep down, nearly having her head touch the water, then twirling her around, making the water splash all around them; her long hair, flinging water through the air. Hinata put her leg over his arm, bending down, her hands touching the water, before straightening again in Naruto's arms. They glided over the surface of the water, going through figures proficient dancers would have been envious of. Naruto threw Hinata in the air; she spun around her own axis and landed safely in his arms. With the ongoing dancing more water splashed on their bodies. Their clothes stuck to them like a second hide and Naruto was more and more aware of Hinata's beauty. The water-drops in her hair twinkled in the moonlight like pearls.
He spun her again and ended in a position behind her, her warm body pressed against his. He felt his own arousal when her perfectly shapely bum was pressed against his groin.
"You are so beautiful Hinata. I was such an idiot for not noticing it before." He whispered in her ear.
Hinata was on cloud nine. This dance was the most romantic thing she could have thought of for a first date with Naruto. It hadn't been a planned date, but it was just perfect; just the two of them under the moonlight. His soft voice, loving but laced with something deeper, more primal was making her shiver pleasantly. She wanted so much more and she didn't know if she would be able to control herself if he continued. Did she even want to stop? Not really if she was honest with herself. Screw it, her clan could screw themselves. This time she would follow her wishes not theirs. They had made her childhood miserable. Now it was time to follow her own rules.
"You are very handsome yourself Naruto." She replied, feeling his response to her grinding against his body hard against her lower regions.
She twirled around, putting her hands around his neck again, pulling back her upper body in his embrace, giving him a perfect view of her voluptuous breasts. When she pulled up again, she saw the lust in his eyes and for a moment she was scared of her own courage. She was actively seducing him. But then her own primal instincts won over her modesty. She wanted him and wanted him badly. And obviously he wanted her as well.
She began kissing him again and he responded passionately. His tongue begged for entrance in her mouth and she opened it graciously. Their tongues engaged in a playful battle for dominance that Naruto won after a short time. She knew she secretly wanted to be dominated by him. She had had many dreams of him loving her. Nobody knew about them, it would have made anybody in her clan punish her for behaviour that was absolutely not appropriate for the heiress of such a traditional clan. Not that she cared right now.
Naruto decided to explore more after he finished with her mouth for now. Her delicious pink lips were slightly swollen from their kissing and he nibbled at her bottom lip. He slowly went down her jaw line to her neck. He was delighted to hear her moan slightly as he sucked on a point near her shoulder, that he knew from Jiraiya's books was a point where women liked to be sucked. Now he began to understand why men were so entranced with his sensei's books. While he had thought them to be boring, they were really informative for pleasuring a woman.
He was a virgin, no amount of perversion that Jiraiya had tried to corrupt him with had been successful. He had been too naïve for that. But he had been reading Icha Icha Tactics to tell his sensei what he thought about it. Now he was going to use the knowledge he had gained. While he was still sucking on Hinata's neck, his hands were roaming her body. He was exploring the beautiful girl that had stolen his heart. Those feelings were new for him, he had never felt this strongly; not even for Sakura whom he had thought he loved. He now realized it had been a cry for attention. A crush at most. This was more, so much more. He really liked Hinata. He couldn't say he loved her, he didn't know enough about love to say that, but he wanted to find out.
He slowly lifted Hinata's wet mesh-shirt and caressed her toned stomach. She lifted her arms over her head signalling him to pull the shirt over her head. He followed only too willingly. He went lower with the ministrations of his lips and his tongue. He let his mouth roam over the swelling of her breasts, which were only contained by some bindings that she obviously preferred over a bra. It was probably less distracting while fighting.
Hinata let her hands roam over his body while he was kissing places on her body she felt heavenly about. She followed the toned muscles of his arms, his sculptured back and his well toned chest. She wanted to see more. He had taken of her shirt, now it was time that he lost his as well. She pulled the rim of his shirt from his pants and shoved it up, revealing an obviously rock-hard six-pack. He looked so good. She managed to get him out of his shirt, which he answered with a playful smirk. She decided to be adventurous and began kissing down his neck and chest, like he had done with her before.
His nipples were hardening under the licks she gave them with her tongue and she could hear him making lustful sounds, he was trying to keep them inside. Her competitiveness was awoken. He had made her moan from his ministrations, she would get him to do the same. She knew from the special lessons all kunoichis got, how to please a man, even if she had fainted more than once during those lessons. She stroke his body in different parts, slowly putting her hand where she wanted it to be. She let her hand glide into his pants, feeling his hard cock.
"Oh my god, Hinata." Naruto cried out, when she began massaging his cock.
"Do you like it Naruto?" She asked seductively.
"Oh yes." Was his answer, which he groaned out.
Hinata, hit by a sudden wave of boldness, opened the button of his pants and shoved them down his legs. He helped by stepping out of them. They flew to the land, where there shirts had already met with their jackets, sandals and weapons, which they had left there before stepping onto the water. Hinata also got rid of Naruto's boxers, for the first time seeing him completely naked.
She was impressed by his cock. Eight inches long and at least two inches thick, she was itching to feel it inside of her, but for now, she wanted to make him cry out in pleasure. She went down on her knees and started licking his cock. The sounds she produced from Naruto were music in her ears.
Naruto had problems believing that his Hinata, shy Hinata, was giving him a blowjob. And wow, how great she was at it. He could understand why Pervy Sage was so intent on having sex if it felt like this. But he thought it was only as great as it felt, because he was experiencing it with Hinata. He put his hands behind her head and held it in position while she was making him feel better than ever before in his life. Oh, he would repay her for it, once she was done. He felt his arousal increasing with every second she was sucking his cock.
"My god Hinata, it feels so good." He moaned.
"Hinata, I'm … I'm gonna cum." He informed her before he unloaded his orgasm into her eagerly waiting mouth.
Hinata really liked the taste of his cum, slightly salty with a hint of ramen. Hinata tried to swallow his entire load, but some dripped down her mouth and landed on her breasts. When Naruto came down from his climax, he looked at her and thought she never looked that sexy before. Now it was his turn.
"Look at you Hinata. You have made a mess of your meal. Now I will have to clean you up." He said with a deep voice.
He pulled Hinata up to face him.
"Look, there is cum all over your breast bindings, they will have to go." He whispered in her ear while undoing the clasp of the bindings behind her back with both of his hands.
He let the bindings fall down; with a few chakra waves they were carried to the shore. Naruto started sucking Hinata's now uncovered breasts. Naruto thought he had never seen anything as beautiful in his life as Hinata. She moaned beautifully as he cleaned his cum from her upper body and sucked her hardened nipples.
He played with his tongue, letting it swirl around her nipples. Her cries of pleasure urging him to continue. He groped her bum with his hands while sucking her breasts. He made sure that both breasts were cleaned equally. He lifted her from the water surface and undid her button and pulled down her pants. It was slightly difficult as they clung to Hinata's shapely legs. But finally they were gone and Naruto lifted one of her legs over his arm like when they were dancing, stroking up and down the inside of the sensitive thigh.
When his hand was close to her panties he began stroking her pussy through the cloth of her panties. Her panties were wet and Naruto was sure it wasn't from the water of the pond alone. She moaned, wanting him to free her from the barrier between his hand and her most private area.
"What do you want Hinata?" Naruto asked huskily.
"Please…" She moaned under his caressing hands.
"Yes?" He asked smirking, not that Hinata could see it with her eyes closed in ecstasy.
"Oh please Naruto…" She moaned again.
"What do you want me to do? Tell me Hinata." He challenged her.
He wanted to know how far she would be willing to go.
"I, I want …" She started followed by a loud moan as he sucked her left breast.
"Just take me, I can't wait any longer. I need you." She cried desperately.
"Tell me exactly how you want me to take you. What do you need?" He ordered her to tell him, pulling down her panties.
Hinata put her legs around his waist, rubbing her pussy on his cock, getting a grunt of pleasure form Naruto, who felt his cock standing at attention again.
"I want you to put you big, hard cock into my pussy and fuck me as hard as you can. I want you to suck my tits until I don't know about proper behaviour anymore. I want to ride you hard and feel you filling me." She finally told him with a manic look in her eyes..
"As you wish." He replied and carried her to the shore. It would be too uncomfortable to take her on the water.
He made a shadow clone which laid their still dry jackets next to each other to give them a blanket. Naruto lowered Hinata onto the makeshift blanket and began licking her wet folds to prepare her for taking his cock. He knew it would be easier the wetter he got her. And he was sure she was a virgin as well. Hinata moaned while he licked her pussy and entered her with his tongue. She wanted to push her hands through his hair, but found them held over her head by the shadow clone.
"No, no, no Hinata, we are now controlling this. You wanted me to suck your tits, well I can do that while boss sucks your pussy to get you wet and relaxed enough to take his cock."
The clone said and began sucking her breasts hard. Hinata gasped at the twofold sensations on her body. Shadow clones was an awesome jutsu. She felt her orgasm building in her pussy. Naruto was really pushing her into bliss.
"Oh, Naruto." She moaned, only to moan louder when he entered a finger into her pussy, stroking her clit and increasing her pleasure.
"Naruto, I'm gonna cum." She shouted, unloading her juice over his face.
"Hm, you taste great Hinata." Naruto commented.
Naruto only too happily licked it all up. He waited for her to come down from her climax and dispelled his shadow clone. He positioned himself over her and kissed her lovingly. He had read that for a female virgin the first time having sex was painful as he would rupture her hymen. Yes, Jiraiya's books gave their readers that kind of knowledge.
Eventually Hinata was ready to continue. Naruto positioned his cock at the entrance of her pussy.
"Ready to have your desire become reality?" He asked her seductively.
"Oh yes, make me yours, Naruto." Hinata pleaded.
Naruto complied and slowly entered her pussy with his cock, giving her time to adjust to him. He loved the feeling he got from her pussy clinging to his hard cock. He finally met resistance. He knew what he had to do.
"Just do it fast." She whispered.
He complied and with one hard thrust, he pushed his cock the whole way inside her pussy, getting a small cry of pain from her. Even if he wanted to go on, he knew she needed a bit of time to get over the pain he had caused. He kissed her face and entered her mouth with his tongue, willing her to forget about the pain of losing her virginity. Finally she signaled him that she was ready to go on. Naruto pulled back from her pussy and thrust in again. First slowly, he also had to get used to the awesome feeling it was to fuck the gorgeous girl under him.
Then he found a good rhythm to continue. He pushed in and out of her, enjoying her moans of pleasure that he was giving her. His own lust from the repeated thrusts into her was driving him wild. Then he upped the pace and she met him with lifting her hips to take him in deeper. She had wanted him to fuck her hard and when he pulled back and slammed back into her, she cried in pleasure.
"Oh yes, harder, Naruto, fuck me harder." She shouted.
Naruto, remembering something from the book, pulled completely out of her and gave her and order. He had already figured out that she liked being dominated.
"On your hands and knees."
Hinata, shivering from lust, complied immediately. Naruto got behind her and began thrusting into her pussy again, this time he did it harder than before.
"Oh yes, just like that." Hinata moaned lustfully.
His hard and fast thrusts made her see stars; she loved every second of it. Just when she felt she was going to cum, he slammed into her again, pushing her over the threshold. The walls of her pussy clenched around his cock and Naruto couldn't control himself any longer and shot his load into her with a mighty cry.
He carefully pulled out of her and lay down beside her, fully enjoying the feeling his orgasm shot through his body. He knew he wanted to do it again. He could continue, but he would leave it to Hinata.
Some time later, none of the two had any measure of time; Hinata turned Naruto on his back and sat across him, showing off her perfect body.
"I think I remember wanting to ride you like a horse." She teased him.
"You think you can tame this steed?" Naruto teased back.
"I will have to try to find out, don't you think so, Naruto?" She asked cutely.
It was enough to get Naruto's cock hard again.
"I accept your challenge, my Lady." He said and grabbed Hinata's waist, lifting her above his hard cock.
He lowered her on it, until his full length was emerged in her pussy once again.
Hinata moaned at the welcome feeling of his cock inside of her again. Now she wanted to take advantage of being on top of him and began moving her hips forward and backward, increasing her speed with every push.
Naruto watched her breasts bouncing up and down while she was riding him, he groaned at the pleasure she was giving him.
"Play with your tits for me." He told her and like a good little submissive, Hinata began fondling her breasts for him.
He supported her hips with his hands loving the show she gave him. Eventually he had enough of just looking and pushed his upper body up and began licking her nipples, playing with them with his tongue. He gently bit them, getting some excited cries from Hinata.
"Yes, moan for me, cry my name." He whispered in her ear, while suppressing his moans of pleasure.
"Yes, Naruto, oh yes." Hinata brought out, as he came together with her, matching her movements with his hips.
"You are mine, mine alone." Naruto told her while he felt his orgasm coming closer.
"Yes, I am yours. Yours alone. I don't want any other man, just you." She promised.
With a last powerful thrust, Hinata came again and Naruto followed a split second after, unloading a second big load of his seed in her. He was just glad he had remembered to use a jutsu for preventing pregnancy for Hinata when they were dancing on the water.
Naruto held Hinata in his arms. They had made love one more time after waking up from a peaceful sleep. After that they had taken a bath in the pond, Hinata needed to get used to the sore feeling between her legs. Now they were lying on the ground together, naked, waiting for their clothes to completely dry. Naruto had made a small fire and put their clothes beside the fire to dry. They knew dawn was an hour or so away and they weren't in a hurry to return to Konoha.
"How are we going to tell my clan that we are together now?" Hinata asked Naruto worried.
"Hey, I am the hero of Konoha now, remember? They would be crazy to forbid you to be together with me." He joked.
Hinata bit her bottom lip in concern. Her father would probably be okay with her choice of boyfriend, now that Naruto had proven himself, but the elders would give them problems.
"I think my father would accept you, as would Neji and Hanabi, but the elders would not be that tolerant. They will argue over your lack of being from a clan."
"Oh, I am from a clan, it might be a small one, and only I am left of it, but I am sure the Namikaze had clan status in Konoha." Naruto answered.
"You are from the Namikaze clan?" Hinata asked surprised.
"Yes, I found out during the battle against Pain. My father was Minato Namikaze, the Yondaime Hokage. I think that should shut up any arguments, don't you think?" He asked, lowering his head and kissing her passionately.
Hinata could only agree. None of the elders would dare to say that the son of the Yondaime was unworthy of having a relationship with the Hyuga heiress.
It was around nine in the morning when the two returned to the village arm in arm. Naruto had told Hinata everything about the battle and his doubts if he could really bring peace to the world. Hinata had assured him he would manage it. He never gave up and she loved him for it. She would always support him and be by his side. Naruto for the first time felt completely at peace. The world might put stones in his way, but with this angel, that had come to him in the moonlight, he would get them out of his way. He would conquer each obstacle, knowing that there was a beautiful woman who loved him for who he was. His personal Angel in the Moonlight.


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Please pray for those who died, the injured, and those who are awaiting word about loved ones.
(My family is accounted for. I actually do know the Minneapolis Fire Chief, in the thick of recovery operations. His name is Jim--he's actually a permanent deacon--please pray for him and other responders to this tragedy.)
- News story here.
- How people can help (Star Tribune article).
- CNS article on Minneapolis/St Paul archdiocesan response.
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I have a hunch that this is one aspect of the game they won't expand on in the upcoming Gears of War movie!
I'm sure by now you've heard the shocking news that Resident Evil 5 is racist. That's right; Capcom's newest survival horror game is making news for all the wrong reasons. Apparently there are a few American citizens that object to the idea of a white guy running around Africa shooting black people. And you can see why, all it takes is one look at the brief trailer and you would think that this game is nothing more than Grand Theft Apartheid: Starring Mark Furman.
Of course, the people that are complaining about the game's racism have only seen two or three minutes of footage. That's not meant to excuse Resident Evil, there's a chance that the game may actually be the most racist game since
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. But how fair is it to accuse a game of something as heinous as racism without having played the game? Of course it's not fair, and even the loudest critics of the game would admit that there are a lot of unknowns about the story.
But at Defunct Games we're not above making a little controversy. I mean, if people are going to get riled up about racism in Resident Evil 5, then shouldn't they be equally up in arms about some of the other practices? I say if you're going to get angry about any game, then get angry about a game that is already out. You should get pissed off at the out and out racism that can be found in every single copy of Gears of War. Don't believe me? Check out this informative video below ...
So let me get this right, the only black guy in the game is named Cole. Okay, that's kind of racist on its own. There's absolutely nothing subtle about that. Why not just call the white guy Vanilla? But that's not even the worst part, the guy's sports nickname is "Cole Train". Get it? Like Coltrane?
Okay, so the pop culture reference probably flew over the heads of the brain dead Gears of War addicts. But John Coltrane is one of the most
If a white guy killing black zombies is racist, then so is "Cole Train"!
influential jazz musicians of the 20th century. He may not be as well known as Miles Davis or Fats Waller, but Coltrane is an important American figure.
His name also comes up from time to time as a racial slur, as is the case in both The Royal Tenenbaums (2001) and The Caveman's Valentine (2001). In the clip above Royal Tenenbaum (played by Gene Hackman) referred to Henry Sherman (Danny Glover) as "Coltrane," only to shy away from the insult when called on it. In Gears of War the white guy (Dominic Santiago) calls Augustus Cole "Cole Train" and is met with attitude. Heck, when we take it out of context like that it looks like Cole is about to lay the hurt down on the rest of the crew.
Alert Al Sharpton and go wake Jesse Jackson up, because clearly this out of context clip of Gears of War is racist. I mean it's not even subtle, all it takes you understanding that coal is black, Cole is black and John Coltrane is black. Oh, and you also need to know that it's a racial slur ... which I'm not even 100% sure about. Either way, this is totally racist, just like Resident Evil 5. So quit protesting Capcom's upcoming blockbuster and pay attention to the games that are already out. There's no reason that Gears of War should get a free pass just because half the game playing audience doesn't know who John Coltrane was.
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But why, within a mere seven days, will the sport be any better placed to deal with problems presented by this disease? And how can racing convince dissenters, even within its own industry, that it poses no threat of exacerbating the situation?
British Horseracing Board (BHB) and Jockey Club members have been repeatedly reassured by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAFF) that all scientific evidence indicates continuing the sport has no impact on the spread of foot-and-mouth. But a lack of confidence - and perhaps understanding - led to increasing pressure on racing's chiefs to throw out official advice.
The Jockey Club admits to receiving overwhelmingly negative public opinion on whether to keep racing. Many trainers and racecourses based in areas of dense farmland expressed discomfort about continuing their operations while restrictions were being imposed on their neighbours' movement and their community quaked to think it could be next to contract the ruining disease.
Dorset handler Robert Alner's remarks are typical. "I am almost embarrassed to have runners. I've got three dairy farms near me and, if one of those got foot-and-mouth, I'd be the obvious one to blame," he said.
Even though vets have no quarrel with the sport, the problem racing faces if it is to resurrect this jumps season within a week is avoiding having the government take the matter out of its hands by banning racing altogether until they declare the crisis over.
BHB racing director Paul Greeves and communications manager Alan Delmonte believe that, although they have a difficult message to sell, it is a responsible and reasoned one. They view the suspension as necessary only to give space to eradicate uncertainty and misconception.
"Since the outbreak of foot-and-mouth until now, there has been a lack of clarity and confidence. The industry needed a strong lead and that is what it will have from us in the next seven days," said Greeves.
Embryonic plans centre on the establishment of a code of conduct. These mandatory precautions will be taken by all sections of the industry - from trainers to tracks, spectators to stable staff, reporters to racecourse employees. All must verify they have read, understood and abided by the code.
Its measures are enforcable under the rules of racing for and by licensees. Trainers will be responsible for carrying out the rules at their yards. Racecourses can demand all entrants abide by them.
Greeves described the new measures as "detailed, demanding, effective and, to some extent, extreme. They are evident and real processes to turn Britain's racecourses into little islands of foot-and-mouth cleanli-ness. These levels of disinfection will not replicated anywhere in Britain, bar for the sites of confirmed outbreaks themselves," he said.
Sanitisation procedures at Britain's 59 racecourses, already in place since last Thursday, will be heightened. All vehicles - whether professional or spectator - will pass through large disinfectant pools on entry and exit. Those arriving from exclusion zones must declare themselves and undergo dedicated disinfection prior to also passing through the main control procedures.
Trainers must keep tack and equipment to a minimum. No bedding or feed can be transported with the horses. Guidelines for conduct on their own premises will become more stringent.
All people entering a racetrack will face santisation measures for their shoes. Those hailing from rural areas will be asked not to arrive in their everyday wear but in fresh clothes. The BHB advises patience and time to undergo these routines.
"We are confident everyone will react positively to these extra demands because they have already behaved so responsibly. These measures are not time-consuming impositions - they are necessary for the good of the industry," said Delmonte.
Racing's chiefs are aware local feeling prompted many trainers to shut down their yards. But, although government submitted to pressure from the National Farmers Union when imposing the 1967-8 ban on racing, the BHB stressed "understanding of the disease has greatly increased during the last 33 years". Foot-and-mouth should no longer mean an end to racing.
"Our challenge is to break down misconceptions and reinforce MAFF's distinction between horses and livestock. Government and top experts on the disease do not want events to be called off unnecessarily, causing widespread panic," said Greeves.
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Participation in a resumption of racing will remain a matter of individual choice. The BHB accepts many trainers may maintain a self-imposed ban.
"It will take time for the efficacy of these new measures to be appreciated," said Greeves. "But we aim to persuade the majority that to continue racing is not to behave irresponsibly. We aim to show the public that within our sport we will reduce the risk of spread to well below the everyday risk anywhere in the countryside."
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How Many Times Do I Have To Tell You?
I reckon that it's a tradition in all families that they raise you to make your own decisions, and when you're finally able to, they try and convince you otherwise.
I made up my mind a while ago that to get the things I wanted, I needed to leave home. What I want, a good education, a publication deal, fame, whatever, can't all be found in the city that I've lived my whole life in.
Yes, there is an esteemed university in my city.
Yes, I love my family with all of my heart.
Yes, I'm still going.
Granted, my family have coddled me all of my life to make up for the vacuum in my heart that they are convinced was left there when my mother died, and we're probably closer than a lot of families so it will be difficult to separate. I suppose I can't blame them for not wanting to let me go, and I'm still struck with moments where I want to delete personal statements, delete UCAS accounts and cower under my bed with my favourite stuffed toys. I get over it though, because ultimately, I want to see the world (at least the rest of the country) and I want to be something more than the girl too scared to leave her native city.
I don't think that the "university experience" can be found at home. I go to lessons, I live on campus, but then I come home every weekend and ask for money when times get hard, or grab new possessions and clothes because I can't get rid of anything. That never screamed adventure to me. Now, being five hours away from home with an agonisingly sparse suitcase of clothes and supplies with such a distance that I can only return every holiday - that's adventure to me.
Difficult? Absolutely, that's the point. But when I'm homesick and lonely, I can look into the distance to try and find the grey blob of my home and realise that I worked for this, and now that I'm gone, I have to keep going.


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Learning that I want to write was not a self-taught thing, it was pure coincidence. I just happened to be very imaginative as a kid. That, and I knew lots of big words that sounded great when you said them in conversation.
Ok, so I wrote my first poem when I was 4, as soon as I could write.
It was a poem about 'The Land of my Imagination' (the actual title) and my mum still keeps it - with the little drawing I did to go with it - in her bedside drawer. That was my beginning.
It is known only by myself (and now you) that I am a social retard. I have always played by myself when I was small, and hardly bothered with anyone else. This is because I wanted to imagine myself in a story, making up my own friends, with a fresh adventure every day.
This went on whilst the very few like me did the same elsewhere in the playground, the rest of the boys played football, and the rest of the girls stared at the boys playing football. So becoming a social idiot was basically of my own doing.
I have plenty of friends, it's just the overly stereotypical that seem to think i'm weird. -_-
But, in compensation for embarrassing myself every time I go to school nowadays, I can read better than most in my class, and write pretty awesome too, though I do say so myself. It's just maths I suck at now - never ask me to add or multiply anything, or I will slap you ;)
Okaaaaaayyyyy.....now that I've got that breif attempt at describing something - I've read it back to myself and I'm sure it's more of a personal writing history than a reason why I write, so I've confused myself now - I guess I should just write clear and [pretty] simple my reasons:
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- To show off a little I guess, If I'm being truthful - (I failed at the 'showing' and 'off' parts, everyone else is so much better xD)
- To immerse myself in a world I can escape to whenever I want, and give the characters a life of their own to live.
- And finally, to please my mum, because she always tells me she loves my writing, so I love to make her happy x)
Thanks for reading! Your might be none the wiser by the end of this but, ah well. But one thing I know for sure...
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SpringHill Suites Vero Beach5115 Indian River Blvd, Vero Beach | 3 star hotelfrom $139
Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Vero Beach-I-959330 19th Lane, Vero Beach | 2 star hotelfrom $77
Hampton Inn Vero Beach9350 19th Lane, Vero Beach | 2 star hotelfrom $92
The Caribbean Court Boutique Hotel1601 South Ocean Dr, Vero Beach | 3 star hotelfrom $136
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Surf Club Hotel4700 North State Route A1A, Vero Beach | 3 star hotelfrom $98
Prestige Hotel Vero Beach - Ocean Front1526 Ocean Dr, Vero Beach | Hotelfrom $98
Comfort Suites Vero Beach9050 Americana Way, Vero Beach | 2 star hotelfrom $86