tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2009-11-21:/MokoFeed2009-11-21T06:01:48+01:00tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-12-10:/2008/12/10/a-week-to-go-5194679/charlotte8888uk2008-12-10T01:21:51+01:002008-12-10T01:22:28+01:00 <p>This time next week I'll be coming home for Christmas. When I realised I had a such a short amount of time to visit the Christmas Markets I decided to actually start planning some stuff. So...today I visited the quaint typically southern German town of Speyer. I visited the Dom and the tower and of course the Christmas Market, where I bought the obligatory Glühwein. It was really nice there. Not much to do, but nevertheless a really nice place to visit. Also whilst I was there I went into a J Rock shop they had there (part of the reason for choosing to go to Speyer). It was so cool!!!! They had magazines, CD's, Plectrums and even a tour tshirts. I was gonna get a GazettE one but one was huge and the other one, with chibi versions of the members on it was too small <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> Nevermind...I shall return to there again. I bought two magazines there, and cos I bought them, the very nice shop owner gave me Reita's and hide's plectrums for free!!! Sazza says she hates me now...but it's worth it! When I'd finished looking around Speyer, I realised it was only one o'clock, so I decided to visit another Christmas Market in Mannheim. It was on my way back on the train, so I thought why not. As I was waiting for the train it started snowing! Just goes to show how cold it was today.<br> The Mannheim Christmas Market is huge!! Well, it's probably just a little bit bigger than the Heidelberg one, but it's all in one place, instead of being spread about. It was sooooo christmassy!! I loved it! They even hard 1/2 Metre Bratwursts there! I instead went for the smaller option of a Currywurst <img src="/img/smilies/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" class="middle" border="0"> I decided that it might be a good idea to go home when I started shivering and when I couldn't feel my fingers or toes.</p> <p>Now...on to the exciting news...I'm going to Nuremberg next Tuesday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The home of Germany's most famous and oldest Christmas Market!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Of course there are other things there too, which is why I'm spending all day there. I want to do so much, I just hope I have enough time. I plan on visiting Flocke at the Zoo, the cute youtube video's of her have tempted me!! The Germanisches Museum also looks very interesting, so I might go there too. I'm soooo excited!!! On the down side it's 3 hours there and 3 hours back, all on the day before I fly home for Christmas. So...within that 24 hours I will have been in...Heidelberg,Mannheim, Darmstadt, Aschaffenburg, Nuremberg, Frankfurt, Bristol and then home. I'm guessing I'm gonna be slightly sick of travelling by then!</p> <p>At the moment, I have 3 days, where I don't know what to do or where to go, so hopefully I'll find something interesting to do.</p> <p>Until next time</p> <p>Bye! </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/12/10/a-week-to-go-5194679/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-12-05:/2008/12/05/christmas-5169667/charlotte8888uk2008-12-05T22:35:37+01:002008-12-05T22:35:37+01:00 <p>So, it's getting to that time of year again, which means I have to think up presents for my parents. I really have no idea what to get them. I love Christmas, it's just that I don't love not knowing what to get them. To make things worse it's my mum's birthday 3 days after Christmas day, so I've got to think up 2 lots of presents for her! So if any one has any ideas I'd really appreciate your help <img src="/img/smilies/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" class="middle" border="0"> </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/12/05/christmas-5169667/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-11-23:/2008/11/23/snow-5093690/charlotte8888uk2008-11-23T22:42:55+01:002008-11-23T22:42:55+01:00 <p>After being immensely jealous of Sazza and her snow in Potsdam I awoke this morning to discover SNOW in Heidelberg!! It's so pretty and white! YAY!! I love snow sooooooooo much and I just hope it lasts! It seems cold enough, so let's just hope it doesn't rain! I'm going up to the Königstuhl tomorrow, where I should be able to see over Heidelberg and its snowny-ness! YAY!!!!!!!!!!!! <img src="/img/smilies/icon_lol.gif" alt=":DD" class="middle" border="0"> </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/11/23/snow-5093690/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-11-23:/2008/11/23/landeskunde-happenings-5093580/charlotte8888uk2008-11-23T22:26:29+01:002008-11-23T22:26:29+01:00 <p>After deciding to skip my first lecture on Wednesday, I reluctantly got out of bed and went to Landeskunde. Our lecturer was in Cologne, so instead we we going on a tour of the Altstadt. As we were going around, we went off to this little square behind the Hauptstrasse and we were stood there for about 15/20 mins. Our tour guide was talking about some important time for Heidelberg, I think something about an ape on the bridge and I stared to feel weird. I felt really hot and I was feeling nauseous. All of a sudden, I started stumbling around and then my vision blacked out. I couldn't see a thing and I just kept hearing people calling my name. I almost fainted which was so scary. Someone from the Akademisches Auslands Amt grabbed me to stop me falling over and then led me to somewhere where I could sit down. It was horrible, cos I couldn't explain what was wrong cos I couldn't think of the German words! Note to self:learn more vocab! Afterwards I felt more or less ok, but I had a really bad headache. I carried on going round the altstadt afterwards and I seemed to be ok. It was so embarrassing though. ALL of the erasmus students were there and saw me stumbling about looking like I was drunk. It was also really scary too. I almost fainted and I couldn't see anything for about a minute. What's wrong with me <img src="/img/smilies/grayconfused.gif" alt=":??:" class="middle" border="0"><br> I can't even go and see a doctor, cos I don't have one in Germany, so I'd have to go back to Manchester and that's not something that I really want to do unless absolutely necessary. I can't even talk to my parents about it, cos they'd get all worried and my mum would probably want to come over. I suppose this isn't the best time not to be insured! I mean, I've got the European health card, but that's it. I chose not to get German medical insurance, cos I thought I wouldn't need it. I haven't been to the doctors in like the past 10 years for anything other than injections and I've never had to go into hospital. It's just typical that something like this happens to me whilst I'm in Germany.<br> Let's just hope it doesn't happen again.</p> <p>Bye <img src="/img/smilies/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" class="middle" border="0"> </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/11/23/landeskunde-happenings-5093580/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-11-23:/2008/11/23/golm-potsdam-berlin-5093448/charlotte8888uk2008-11-23T22:01:01+01:002008-11-23T22:01:01+01:00 <p>After waiting for a bus that never came, walking to a taxi rank that wasn't there, luckily waving a taxi down, waiting for a coach that was 30 minutes late, having a 2 hour coach ride, a 2 hour wait in the airport, a 1 hour flight and a 1 hour train ride to Potsdam I finally arrived!! It was worth it though and there began our awesome weekend! Sazza met me at Potsdam Hbf where we bought out Japan Festival tickets and then we went on a bus ride to Golm. After having a drink and a chat we went to the Mensa to get a meal and a desert for €1,20!! That's so cheap. I thought Heidelberg was cheap, where you could get that for about €3 but I was so wrong. After that we went into Berlin and had a wander around the shops and saw everyone setting up the Christmas markets. We also found Neo Tokyo!! I love that shop sooo much. I could have bought all the magazines there, they have so many and although they cost more than they would in Japan, they are still cheap compared to rip off Britain! I ended up buying a fools mate with alice nine. on the cover and a j beat with shou looking stoned on the cover. J beat is a german j rock magazine which is pretty cool cos I can actually understand what they are saying for once! The issue I bought is like an a to z of all the most important j rock bands with a couple of interviews in there too. Not to mention the alice nine poster that came with it! There was also a hide poster there too, so being the nice friend that I am <img src="/img/smilies/graybigrazz.gif" alt=":P" class="middle" border="0"> I gave it to Sazza in return for an Uruha poster. She also got a Koda Kumi poster to add to her collection! After coming back from Berlin we watched the new alice nine. DVD and then went to sleep. </p> <p>The next day we went to the Japan Festival! It was so cool and we saw a lot of displays and ate Japanese food. I had the beef gyu don whilst Sazza had the tofu udon. We also tried some Japanese fruits including apples, which the stall people repeatedly kept giving us. There were a lot of martial arts displays and through these we learnt a move that we have to use on J Rockers if we ever see them. Basically it ends up with them on top of you! After that we went home and I was practically forced to watch Moon Child <img src="/img/smilies/icon_mad.gif" alt=">:(" class="middle" border="0"> I thought Hyde was good in it and it was sad when he died (although he came back) and the other guy (I think he's called Gackt?) was ok, he's got a stupid hairstyle and seemed a bit plastic but I suppose he was okay for a supporting actor <img src="/img/smilies/icon_razz.gif" alt=":p" class="middle" border="0"> We then went to bed after watching youtube.</p> <p>On Sunday we went to the Japan Festival again, after getting up an hour later than planned so our planned sushi breakfast turned into a sushi lunch. It was sooo good and it was made in front of us. You could literally taste the freshness in it. The ninja's and austrian samurai's were really good too and we now know how to attack someone with an umbrella. There was also a slutty kimono show, where the models' underwear could clearly be seen. Clearly they do not get the idea of a kimono. Sazza also decided to buy a Gackt ring...<br> Showing how unobservant we were, we by change looked out of the window and saw the Berlin Wall. You would have thought that we would have noticed it a bit earlier really. It was pitch black by now, but we decided to go and have a look at it. It was so weird actually standing right next to the wall on the east side. Just the thought of doing that 20 years ago would have gotten you shot. The paintings on the wall are really good and it's just a shame that they've been damaged by graffiti. It's still weird to think that Germany used to be two countries and a wall was built separating a city into two. After that we went back to Potsdam to have a meal. Sazza told me that Chris and Michael suggested meeting up to go out for a meal, so although we weren't thrilled about the idea, we decided to be nice and go. Sazza had left messages for them on facebook and had even texted Chris but still no reply. After finding out how two faced Chris is, it wasn't the biggest disappointment ever when they didn't reply, but it's still the principle of the thing. They're the ones who suggested going out for a meal and yet they either ignored, or chose not to answer Sazza. Anyway...when we got there we saw a table reserved for about 6, so we sat on the one behind it. Turns out Sazza knew the people on the table behind us and then 5 mins later Chris shows up and sits with them! He came over and said hi and we had a brief chat, which was enough and gave a excuse for Michael that he was hung over. We had a really good meal there and had two glasses of Berliner Weisse grün each and a shot of amaretto (on the house) and then we went back to Golm.</p> <p>On Monday we went to the Berlin Zoo, which was pretty good, although the Lions have stupidly small cages and we felt really bad for them. The tigers were also made into sausages (we couldn't find them and they weren't where they were supposed to be, so the logical explanation, was that they were in the sausages)so our lunch was tiger curry wurst! After that we went to the Jewish Museum which was really thought provoking and interesting. The memory void and the tower were really chilling and although it can no way show what it was like during the holocaust, it made us feel uncomfortable and showed us that it would have been much much worse then. I would definitely recommend it. After that I had to go home <img src="/img/smilies/grayno.gif" alt=":no:" class="middle" border="0"> and leave Sazza and Berlin. I already want to go back as it just showed me how boring Heidelberg is compared to Berlin/Potsdam!</p> <p>Saying that...Heidelberg is very pretty and old...and we have a castle, so come visit me!!!</p> <p>Bye! </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/11/23/golm-potsdam-berlin-5093448/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-10-08:/2008/10/08/tuesday-4840021/charlotte8888uk2008-10-08T16:14:34+02:002008-10-08T16:14:34+02:00 <p>Yay!!! Today I finally enrolled! Jetzt bin ich endlich immatrikuliert! After going to the Buerger Amt, then back to the alte PH and copying loads of things out, I finally became a 'proper' student of the PH in Heidelberg! After that we went to get my library card, my campus card, my semester ticket (for the buses, strassenbahns and bahns) and then went to sign my Mietvertrag. We couldn't set up a computer account today <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> mainly cos I don't actually have my student id card yet, I only have a bit of paper with my name and a stamp from the PH on it. Hopefully I'll get that either tomorrow or on Thursday. I also need to choose my courses too, Ed said he'd already gotten a booklet about it but I haven't, so that'll be needed to be sorted out soon. Tomorrow I'm going to set up a bank account with Deutsche Bank, so they can take my rent of €186 (omg how cheap is that?!?!) a month out of it. Unfortunately no one was on Skype today when I went into the internet cafe, but I managed to post some blog accounts up and check all of the usual sites. Other than that I haven’t really done much today. Me, Tom, Ed and two Americans were going to go to the zoo this afternoon but according to Ed the Americans didn’t feel very well (bit weird that they BOTH didn’t feel very well!) so we didn’t go. I couldn’t be bothered going alone, as we’ll all probably go another day, so I just came back to my flat and watched my Alice in Wonderland DVD. It’s only 22 days until their new DVD comes out!! I can’t wait for it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I still need to check whether it’s gonna have a European release as well as a Japanese one, cos it should do considering they are signed to CLJ just like the GazettE are. Although it would probably be pretty random, it might be funny to listen to Shou and see what he’s saying. I need to go and pack now, cos I don’t know whether I’m swapping rooms tomorrow or Thursday. The sooner the better really, it’ll be nice just to have one less thing to do! Oh btw, the GazettE’s new song Distorted Daytime is really really good! Kai played it on his radio show it’s gonna be the B side to Leech which is also an amazing song!<br> Anyway...until next time</p> <p>Bye!!</p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/10/08/tuesday-4840021/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-10-07:/2008/10/07/finally-4833274/charlotte8888uk2008-10-07T11:31:37+02:002008-10-07T11:31:37+02:00 <p>Finally I´ve managed to post my blog entries! I´ve been writing them on my laptop and I keep forgetting to bring my memory stick in with me to the internet cafe so I can post them. It´s all done now though, so that´s one less thing to have to remember!! I´ll start writing the entries in German soon but it was good to be able to just be able to use English for a while!<br> Anyway, I´ve said everything in my blog posts, so there´s nothing else to say now!</p> <p>Bis Bald</p> <p>Tchüss!! </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/10/07/finally-4833274/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-10-07:/2008/10/07/sunday-last-night-was-the-pub-tour-i-can-t-4833255/charlotte8888uk2008-10-07T11:27:19+02:002008-10-07T11:27:19+02:00 <p>Sunday...<br> Last night was the pub tour. I can’t remember the last time I drank so much! I feel absolutely TERRIBLE today <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> Ed managed to insult the American guy with just one sentence. He told him the Americans destroyed the English language and they can’t speak it properly! Although he’s right, maybe it wasn’t the best thing to say to someone when you’ve only just met them. One of the German guys that was taking us around convinced everyone to do this special Heidelberg style shot. It was basically Vodka and Tabasco sauce with a bit of lemon and sugar on top. It was one of the worst things I have EVER tried in my life! It tastes horrible and the Tabasco sauce leaves your mouth really warm afterwards. I don’t think I’ll ever do that again. At the end of the night I had a Döner and it was soooooo good! Germany really makes them better than we do in England. I’m supposed to be meeting up with Ed and Tom later to go and watch the football, but I don’t know if I’m going to go. They still allow smoking in pubs over here, so it’s not exactly gonna be pleasant in this Irish bar that they found. I’m not exactly interested in football either. It’s not even as if it’s a really big match, it’s just Everton vs. Newcastle. </p> <p>Monday.....<br> Today I was meant to enrol. Me and Rahel arranged to meet at the Alte PH building which she assured me was easy to find. Her directions were just keep going straight. So at 9am I left my flat leaving 30 mins to find this place. I thought that this would be more than enough time. I was wrong. I soon found out that you couldn’t keep going straight so I just stayed on the same bit of road, thinking that was the best option. Turns out it wasn’t. I ended up (after walking for about 45 mins )on a bridge over the River Neckar. Somewhere I definitely wasn’t meant to be. So after getting a map out and looking like a lost tourist I tried to be logical and just walk in the direction of where the building looked on the map. It worked much better than with Rahel’s directions! So after walking for about 75 mins I finally got there. When I got to the office where I was meant to enrol, I found out that we were meant to go to the Buergeramt first. Unnyappy!!! It’s was yet another long walk away, but before we went there I had to get a form saying I was exempt from the health insurance thing that you have to have (because I have a medical card ). While I was getting the form, the woman who was giving to me was trying to convince me to take out health insurance which would cost around €54 a month just in case on the very slight possibility that I might have to go into hospital, my card wouldn’t cover me. I refused her, which she didn’t seem too pleased about. There was no way that I was gonna pay over €500 for something that I wont even use!! So after I got that I went back into the other main office, where this woman asked me if I would be willing to swap rooms with a blind girl. I could hardly say no, that would just make me seem really cold and horrible! Apparently she can’t find her way to where she is living right now and she’d prefer my flat because: 1) I only live with one other person not 3 and 2) it’s right by the bus stop on the main road. That means that we have to go to another office, fill out another form and then I have to haul all of my stuff to a different part of the campus! That’ll happen on Wednesday probably, after I’ve had my German test to see how good I am. So......back to enrolling. Me and Rahel went to the Buerger Amt, only to find out that it’s closed on a Monday!! This was turning into the morning from hell! We then went back to tell them I couldn’t enrol, so I’ll have to do it tomorrow now. The only other thing I did was pay the semester Beitrag. I’ve got absolutely no idea what it’s for, but it was €64. When I finally left Rahel, I went into town, partly because I wanted to go to the Internet Cafe again (looks like it’s gonna be my second home) and I was hungry, as I barely ate anything yesterday, and I didn’t have anything for breakfast. I went into Asia Snack and the food was sooooooooo good!! It really made my day a bit better. For €2,50 you can get a plate of noodles with chicken and veg which is more than enough to fill you up for the rest of the day. and that was a small portion!! It’s probably cheaper just to eat there all the time instead of cooking meals. After that I headed on down to the Internet Cafe and spent ages there, catching up on facebook, my emails and most importantly J Rock!!! I also ‘spoke’ (typed) to Aurinelle via Skype. I have no idea why but at the beginning she thought I was Hanan and she was asking me how Charlotte was. LOL!!! Just I was about to ask how it is to be stuck with Zahra, she told me Zahra was with her, so that was quite lucky! They’ve both been in Leipzig for just under a month now! That’s nothing compared to my 4 days! She also said she’s probably not gonna come to Heidelberg in April, cos it’ll be to much hassle to move again. I understand what she means, but that means that I’ll just be stuck with Ed <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"><br> While I was there, I also managed to download Tora’s radio show (YA-BAY-YO wtf?!?!) from last Friday and I also found a translation for it too!! He’s taken over from Reita’s Radio Jack Show and although I really enjoyed listening to Reita, Tora is sooooooo (x10000000) much better!! Even though I don’t understand what he’s saying, I could listen to him all night. He’s got such a sexy voice!! By the looks of it, he’s gonna try and get Saga to come on the show too, which should be funny!<br> After that I went to get an ice latte from Starbucks and then I headed on back to the flat. Everything is so boring here! There’s absolutely nothing to do with no internet, so hopefully my new room will have it and my life might just get a bit better!</p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/10/07/sunday-last-night-was-the-pub-tour-i-can-t-4833255/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-10-07:/2008/10/07/friday-today-i-m-meeting-up-with-rahel-and-one-4833252/charlotte8888uk2008-10-07T11:27:02+02:002008-10-07T11:27:02+02:00 <p>Friday....<br> Today I'm meeting up with Rahel and one of her friends at 8 pm, which means that I have to get to Kirchenheim which is miles away <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> It involves a journey on the Bus and then the SB.I just hope I wont get lost. Rahel lent me a map of Heidelberg, so hopefully I should be ok. There's really nothing you can do on a Feiertag, as everything's shut. I thought about going out to find out where Ed lives, but then decided not to as it would be really awkward if I just turned up on his doorstep and just said hi. He's got a friend out here anyway, so he's probably with him. Yesterday, when we got the bus to the Wohnheim, we passed the zoo, which has bears. I only know this, as I saw them because they're right next to the side of the road!!! I'm living 5 mins from bears! What if they escape?!?! I don't know if I'll have internet in my room yet and it's so boring just sitting here doing nothing. There's a weird shaped telephone point, so hopefully I'll be able to use that to connect to the internet but I'll have to buy a separate cable for it. I don't know what I'll do if I can't access the internet from my room. It'll be the end of the world!!!!!!!!!!!<br> Tomorrow there's a Stadtralley so that should be interesting. I'll be able to find out where everything is. There's also a pub tour which wont be as good, but I might as well go cos there's nothing else to do! I'll be getting a German sim card/ new phone on Monday, so at least if I need to make any calls in Germany, they wont cost me as much. I still haven't met my flatmate, although all of her (could be a he, but by the stuff in the bathroom and kitchen I'd say it was a her) stuff is out. It would be good to have someone to talk to cos it feels really isolated here at the moment. At least if I'd have the internet, I could use skype but I don't know right now. It's times like these that make me wish that me and Susan had chosen to go to the same uni! </p> <p>Saturday...<br> Last night was really good. I met up with Rahel and she took me to one of her friends house. Some more of her friends joined us and we ate Zwiebelkuchen and Gebratenes(?) apples and drank some kind of wine that one of her friends had made. I didn't really speak much all night as they were either talking about teacher related things or old German nursery rhymes...all of which I know nothing about. It did get slightly boring as the night went on and I became more and more tired because I stopped trying to understand everything they were saying and just sat there. All of her friends were really nice though. People (Erasmus students) keep saying that the Germans are really cold and unfriendly but I haven't found it like that at all. Everyone I've spoken to have been really nice. An old man spoke to me at the bus stop today and even though I have never seen him before in my life he was really friendly! The minute I told him I was from England he started speaking English with me which was slightly irritating (because I want to learn German) but also at the same time really nice as he was trying to make it easier for me. We went on the Stadtrallye today. It was the biggest waste of time EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Firstly I had to get up at about 9 am ON A SATURDAY!!! The weather was horrible to. It was cold and raining. We then were put into teams and had to go take pictures of fast food restaurants and go and find pointless things. In Heidelberg there is one main road which is pretty straight so it's impossible to get lost in so the whole tour was pointless. Although on the brighter side of things I did see 2 Japanese restaurants that I want to go to. I just need to make some friends now to go with! When we finally finished the tour, me Ed and Tom walked back to the bus stops and it started to HAIL!! It's only the beginning of October and it's hailing! After that I went to find an internet cafe because I needed my 'fix'. I'd gone way too long without it and it was so good to be connected to the outside world again. I spent almost 2 hours there and had a drink and it only cost me €3! That was the best amount of money I've spent since I've been here! Tonight is the Pub tour so although I wouldn’t normally go if I was at home I’ll go because it’ll be much better than being alone in my room.</p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/10/07/friday-today-i-m-meeting-up-with-rahel-and-one-4833252/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-10-07:/2008/10/07/deutschland-4833247/charlotte8888uk2008-10-07T11:26:32+02:002008-10-07T11:26:32+02:00 <p>I'm finally in Heidelberg after a journey which seemed to last FOREVER!!! After managing to get to the airport for 4:30 am I (well my mum) had to pay £50 for excess baggage. It could have been £90 but the nice lady at the check in desk only made it £50. In total my suitcase weighed 29kg when only 20kg was allowed. I'm just glad they didn't weigh my hand luggage, because that would have probably been overweight too. At the gate, there was this really hot Japanese guy who was going onto the same flight as me!!! That made my morning slightly better! Suddenly I found myself becoming just like Hanan and becoming a bit of a stalker and I followed him onto the bus which was taking us to the plane and I sat opposite from him, so I could keep sneaking glances at him. We weren't seated anywhere near each other on the plane which was a shame, but never mind, I'm sure there'll be other hot Japanese guys, especially in Japan! When we actually got onto the plane we found out that we had a delay and had to sit there for an hour before we could take off. That was sooooooooooooooooo annoying. There's nothing worse than to be sitting in a plane when you're not going anywhere. When I arrived in Frankfurt Airport, instead of having just under 2 hours to get my bags and make my way to the station, I had just over 30 mins, so everything was a bit rushed <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> It's no fun hauling around about 40 kgs of luggage with you when you're not entirely sure where you're going. After changing trains at Mannheim, I finally made it to Heidelberg, where I was met by Rahel (meine Patin) and she took me to my accommodation. The Uni told me that I would be staying in 486-496 In Neuenheimer Feld. I thought that would be a flat, in which 10 rooms were located. It wasn't. It turned out to be 10 buildings!! I arrived there at about 12 pm which meant that the Hausmeister was having lunch, which therefore meant that I couldn't get the keys <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> So, we then decided what to do for an hour and a half and decided to try and find out exactly which building I would be staying in. After walking around each building and looking at the Klingellist outside of the front doors I finally found which one I was staying in. 486. This one was the last one I tried. How typical! I then found out that I was situated on the 3rd Floor and I had to climb a TON of stairs just to get there. This was still with my 40 kgs of luggage. There was no lift (unnyappy!) Who makes student accommodation without a lift nowadays?!?!?!? It was now late enough that the Hausmeister was back from lunch, so I could go and get my keys. There were 2 of them in the office, one old one with a moustache and a young one who was really hot! (and really tall too). He gave me my keys and then I moved in. It turns out that I'm living with one other person in our flat which is pretty big for just 2 people. My room is pretty big too (bigger than the one in Manchester). Our kitchen in awful. We've got two hobs and a fridge. No oven or freezer!!! How the hell am I meant to live with just that?!?! I had to go shopping pretty soon, as on Friday it's a Feiertag, which means everything will be shut <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> The supermarkt next to the building was really crap. They hardly sell anything and most of the shelves were empty, so I ended up getting some orange juice, bread tomatoes and ham and some Pringles and cookies. Not the best of foods to be living off. It should last until Saturday though. After coming back to my room, I had a nap, as I hadn't slept in 29 hours and when I woke up, I unpacked my case. My flatmate still wasn't home so I listed to some music for a bit and then went to bed.</p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/10/07/deutschland-4833247/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-09-01:/2008/09/01/ich-lebe-noch-4669196/charlotte8888uk2008-09-01T23:19:32+02:002008-09-01T23:19:32+02:00 <p>Hallo! Ich kann nicht glauben, dass es schon September ist! Wir hatten leider keine Sommer in England, das Wetter war total schrecklich! Es tut mir sehr sehr sehr (x100) leid, dass ich nichts über Hazza's Blog gesagt habe. Ich habe kürzlich alles gelesen und es scheint, als ob du eine fantastische Zeit hattest!! Ich kann nicht glauben, dass Takeru geweint hat! Wenn ich da wäre, hätte ich geweint! Ich bin so so neidisch, dass du the GazettE gesehen hast! Das neue Single heisst Leech. Ich glaube, es wird im November veröffentlicht. </p> <p>In einem Monat wird ich in Deutschland sein!!! Ich bin total aufgeregt aber auch nervös! Ich glaube (und hoffe), dass alles bereit ist und das einzige Ding, das ich befürchte, ist wie ich von Frankfurt nach Heidelberg fahren kann oder ob ich abgeholt sein wird. Meine Patin hat mir gesagt, dass sie mich nicht treffen kann aber ich glaube die Uni wird etwas organisieren und jemand wird mich treffen. </p> <p>Es ist auch 6 Monate bis Sazza und ich wird in Japan sein!!! YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ich kann nicht warten!! Ich freue mich total darauf! Gestern hab ich gehört, dass alice nine. eine DVD in Oktober veröffentlichen wird!!! Jemand, der da sein war, hat gesagt, dass es Shou x Hiroto fanservice gibt und auch im letzten lied tragen Saga und Hiroto keinen Oberteile! A9 veröffentlicht auch ein neues Single in Dezember und ich stelle mich vor, dass es prima wird!! Gestern war ich mich total verwundert. Tora hat etwas in sein Blog geschrieben! Das erste mal in 6 Monaten! </p> <p>Am Donnerstag geht Henry zum Tierarzt für seine jahrliche Nachuntersuchung und Spritzen <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> Er hasst den Tierarzt und er versucht IMMER zu fliehen! Ich wird ein Foto von ihn machen und posten. Er ist so süss!!</p> <p>Also...ich wird jetzt gehen, weil ich schlafen muss!</p> <p>Bis Bald</p> <p>Tchüss!! </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/09/01/ich-lebe-noch-4669196/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-08-10:/2008/08/11/my-birthday-and-other-stuff-too-4569317/charlotte8888uk2008-08-11T00:55:39+02:002008-08-11T01:11:09+02:00 <p>I'm now 20 <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> officially old!! I can now join Hazza, Sazza and Jazza in the 20+ group! My birthday was pretty good. Thank you for all of you messages on facebook!!! Nothing too eventful, but we went out for a 5 course meal at the Tanners Restaurant in Plymouth<br> ( <a href="http://www.tannersrestaurant.com/">http://www.tannersrestaurant.com/</a> ) and the food was AMAZING!!! It's defiantely the best English meal I've had in a long time, well probably since the last time we went there for my 18th!</p> <p>Me and my mum went shopping the day after and I bought a new bag and some tops, which are pretty nice. I also downloaded the GazettE dvd which is the best dvd they've ever done in my opinion. They all look über hot in it too(...well Uruha looks more pretty than hot but he still looks great!)</p> <p>I've now booked my plane ticket for Deutschland and now know where I'm staying too. For some reason I'm on the Science Campus!! I highly doubt that they'll want me near any technical sciency stuff, I wouldn't have a clue what I'm doing, I'd have to phone up the Science Geek (aka Sazza <img src="/img/smilies/graybigrazz.gif" alt=":P" class="middle" border="0">) and ask her! I just hope it isn't too far away from the languages bit. After having to walk a maximum of 5 mins to uni every day for 2 years, I don't know what I'll do if it's much longer!</p> <p>Something pretty scary happened last night <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> Henry's getting pretty old now and he was coughing but then he couldn't catch his breath and he collapsed right in front of me. Luckily I was on the floor with him so I could stop him from hurting himself too much but I was so scared that he was going to die! All of this happened at 2am so I was all by myself which didn't help matters, but I felt so helpless. He was only on the floor for less than a minute, so it could have been much much worse but it still was a pretty scary thing to have happened.</p> <p>On a MUCH lighter note, alice nine. made number 3 on the Oricon charts!!!! Wohoo!!!!!!!!! It's their highest ever position!!! They're also looking really hot too at the moment! PSC must have a new sexy policy or something!!!</p> <p>Although I keep saying I'll keep this updated regularly, I never do, so I'm not promising anything now!!!</p> <p>Bye!!</p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/08/11/my-birthday-and-other-stuff-too-4569317/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-07-16:/2008/07/16/random-thoughts-4453851/charlotte8888uk2008-07-16T01:49:46+02:002008-07-16T01:49:46+02:00 <p>I'm still incredibly bored at home. There's just NOTHING to do! I got invited out to the pub by someone I used to go to school with to celebrate someone I used to go to school with's birthday. I never even liked her, so why should I celebrate her birthday?!?! She used to be a real bitch to one of my friends and there's no way I'm going to sit in a pub with a bunch of people I used to go to school with, but never actually liked, to celebrate a bitches birthday! I'd rather stay at home and do nothing.</p> <p>The dentist went better than expected actually. I wasn't in any pain throughout the visit, which was a relief, just a slight bit of discomfort. I just kept focusing on all the J Rock gig's I've been to in the last year to take my mind off the fact I had drills and vibrating machines in my mouth. It definitely worked and I will be using the same thoughts next Monday too!</p> <p>I'll probably go and see my nan today... not the most thrilling thing to do, but it means I can wait at least 2 weeks before I have to go and see her again. People say you can't choose your family and they make it sound like it's a good thing...in some respects, I think friends are more important than family BECAUSE you can choose them, which results in you actually spending time with people that you want to, not are forced to by genetics. If I could choose my family, I think I wouldn't choose the one I've got to be honest. My mum and dad aren't really the issue, it's just everyone else. Once I leave home for good, I doubt I'll ever see any of them again, and to be honest I don't really want to. We're not close and that's a good thing. I've been surprised about how well I'm getting on with my dad at the moment. We haven't argued once since I've been home and we just seem to get along much better than we used to. Me and my mum seem to be growing apart a bit, which is quite sad, considering as I was growing up I always felt closer to her than my dad, but now we have nothing to talk about and it's getting harder just trying to be normal around her. <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"></p> <p>I think the best thing about being at home, is that I get to spend time with my dog Henry. I love him to bits and he never annoys me. Even though he probably doesn't listen and understand, it's good just to talk to/at him and say everything that's bothering me. It's much better than just bottling it up.</p> <p>I have 23 days left as a teenager and I can't say I'm thrilled about turning 20. Even though you're an adult when you're 18, you still don't feel grown up. I think when you turn 20, you are an adult and you have to have a clear idea of where your life is going, which I don't which totally scares me! I guess I just don't want to grow up and be old!!!</p> <p>The previews are out for Strawberry Fuzz and Kochoran, they're both AMAZING!!! and two completely different types of songs. I'm so glad that alice nine. keep putting out such good music! I can't wait until I can go and see one of their lives! J Rock Invasion in Cologne was good, but I can't wait to go and see them for longer than 45 minutes!</p> <p>The GazettE dvd is out soon so that'll be a must watch! I'm trying to figure out at the moment, whether the dvd on amazon.de will have subs with it becuase it's released 3 days later than the Japanese version which makes me think that it'll be the European release, not an import from Japan. I really want the dvd, but I don't really want to get it, if it hasn't got subs with it, because everyone knows Ruki REALLY likes to talk, and it would be good to be able to know what he's saying!<br> I read a translated version of a recent interview with Aoi the other day and some of what he said really surprised me. By what he said, it doesn't seem like the GazettE are really close as a band and he said that he feels really distant to Uruha!!! I don't know what's gone on between them, but they should fix whatever problems they're having!!!</p> <p>That's it for now, can't think of anything else to say...</p> <p>Until next time<br> Bai Bai!!! </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/07/16/random-thoughts-4453851/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-07-13:/2008/07/14/friday-part-4444299/charlotte8888uk2008-07-14T00:55:22+02:002008-07-14T00:59:18+02:00 <p>I know it's been a while since part one, but I've been at home and I have to be downstairs if I want to use the internet.It's so frustrating and it means that I have to keep transporting my laptop from my bedroom to the living room every time I want to use the internet <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"></p> <p>Anyway...after I rushed to finish my packing, I found out that my parents were stuck in a traffic jam on the M6 which meant I had to wait another 2 hours! I had nothing to do and now all of my stuff was neatly packed away. When they finally arrived I had to walk over to their hotel to meet them and then decide what we were going to do and when. This whole decision making process took well over an hour which meant it was probably about half seven in the evening now. We agreed to pack all of my stuff into the car first and then go to Wasabi for a delicious meal (at least in my opinion anyway).<br> So...the big move...it took forever to shift all of the boxes from my room to outside the lift, then from outside the lift to inside the lift, then from the lift to the area by reception, and then finally to the car. My mum got off lightly and just stood by all of my stuff 'watching over it'. Once we crammed everything in to the car, we returned to the hotel car park, to park up for the night and then proceeded to walk up to China town, for my second meal of the day (unbeknown to my parents).<br> As soon as we entered Wasabi, my mum suddenly looked very awkward and you could just see how she didn't really want to be there. My dad however, seemed pleased to be trying something new, which pleasantly surprised me!<br> Once we sat down, they refused to decide on what to order for themselves, even though I had shown them a menu from the internet at least a week in advance. My mum insisted that I ordered for them because as she reminded me in a hushed snarl that they didn't know what anything was. So after finally going through all of their options for them we ordered. Next came the embarassment of asking for forks and then as we all got set meals, we could all choose sushi off the belt. This meant again that I had to pick for them. All my mum said to me, every time I suggested something was "this isn't raw is it?" or "it's all cooked isn't it?" she couldn't even think about the possibility of even trying anything new! The minute she put the first sushi into her mouth you could see the 'old people look' when they clearly disapprove of something. I could tell she hated it and it put her in a bad mood for the rest of the night. My dad on the other hand, seemed eager to try something new and he enjoyed the sushi. The only thing was at the end when the waiter came to give us the bill (the one that laughed when Hazza drank my drink instead of her own empty one) he decided to speak louder and speak in broken english and over emphasise everything because he thought the waiter might not understand him! It was so embarassing and my dad kept trying to engage the waiter in conversation for some reason! It was the longest he'd EVER been at our table! I just wanted to get out of there as soon as possible! I think my mum has something against Japan. She doesn't like the food (didn't even try to like it in my opinion), rejects the music and doesn't even try to listen to her future son in law's awesome guitar playing skills!<br> I finally got the Alice in Wonder Film DVD (it was on ebay for £7! how could I not buy it!!!) and watched it on my laptop sitting on the sofa next to my anti Japan mother. Unfortunately it was at the point where Hazza's 'son' decided to get overly affectionate with Shou and kissed him on the cheek. It had to be at that precise moment when my mum decided to look over and go "and these are all straight men are they?!" I had to lol at that and say yea, of course (not mentioning the fact that Shou probably isn't and has watched that scene over and over again in the privacy of his own bedroom <img src="/img/smilies/graybigrazz.gif" alt=":P" class="middle" border="0"> ) Just cos two men decide to be affectionate, doesn't mean they're gay! The only thing that could have been worse, was if she saw Saga and Shou kiss. I mean, that's a full on snog, where Shou doesn't pull away and clings on to Saga for as long as possible (poor him!). I really don't know what she'd say if she saw that!</p> <p>I haven't told my parents that I'm escaping to London for a couple of days yet to see Kagrra,. I don't know how to bring it up, so any suggestions are welcome!</p> <p>Anyway...life at home is incredibly BORING and I really miss 'the Crew', Manchester and Wasabi! I also have one of four fillings today, which I'm not nyappy about and I really don't want to go <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> </p> <p>I can't think of anything else to <del>rant</del> talk about, so I'll go and try to find something to do, to make my life a little less boring!<br> I'll definately update sooner next time, it gives me something to do and a place to vent my frustrations with my mother!</p> <p>Bye! </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/07/14/friday-part-4444299/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-07-04:/2008/07/05/friday-part-4405433/charlotte8888uk2008-07-05T00:35:03+02:002008-07-05T00:35:03+02:00 <p>I've been soooooooo busy today! I have nothing to do all week and then everything to do on one day. Typical! Part 1 of my day was the good part. I met up with Sazza and Jenni and went for a lunch at Mr Fu's where we recieved free tea, probably due to Sazza shouting really loudly that Mr Fu was racist as he didn't give us free tea the last time we went in. Slightly embarrassing, but it worked and we received our tea. After that she convinced Jenni to get an iced lemon tea, which she claimed to be amazing. It wasn't and Jenni didn't like it that much, so Sazza had to drink it after pouring tons of liquid sugar into it. It was rediculously sweet and I have no idea how she can drink it! As Sazza kept reminding us it was Ken's (Gacky's) birthday and she made us have photos taken looking rediculously happy, at one point she even imagined that he was in the spare chair next to her! I worry sometimes...</p> <p>After that we went to 3 Chinese Supermarkets looking for Mochi but we didn't find any <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> it was a very sad moment. The only ones we could find were mung bean (Hazza has had previous bad experiences with that) and the rip off Chinese version, which are not round. After our failed Mochi mission, we went to a Chinese bakery and had custard doughnuts paid for by Sazza (thank you!) they were delicious and we then proceeded to take pictures, which I'm sure will end up on facebook when Sazza gets her computer back from the laptop doctor.</p> <p>After recieving hourly updates from my parents telling me where the were on the motorway, I decided to go home and pack. That was when my day turned stressful and slightly boring!</p> <p>...to be continued </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/07/05/friday-part-4405433/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-07-01:/2008/07/01/moving-out-4390528/charlotte8888uk2008-07-01T18:49:30+02:002008-07-01T18:51:06+02:00 <p>I hate packing, it is offically the most boring and time consuming thing a person can ever do! Today I ventured out to Staples in Deansgate to buy some boxes. It was even a hassle to carry them around, as they were so big <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"></p> <p>When I returned I actually had to assemble them, which meant a good half an hour of me trying to figure out which bit goes where and then when I finally finished doing it, my big stack of now fully assembled boxes fell on top of me. <img src="/img/smilies/icon_mad.gif" alt=">:(" class="middle" border="0"> UNNYAPPY!</p> <p>Now comes the stressful part. What if I can't pack basically all of my life into these boxes or worse still, they wont fit in the car my parents are going to collect me in?! It's just one big hassle and worry. I hate stress and normally I do everything in my power to avoid it, but this time, I think it's unavoidable <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"></p> <p>Actually packing is the boring part and thanks to my laptop with an internet connection, I have an unlimited amount of destractions. Firstly, I decided to watch one of the longest DVD's I own, GazettE's NLSG tour from beginning to end and as that killed a good 3 hours, my day was slowly passing me by. Youtube came after that and I listed to a lot of Miyavi. </p> <p>The only really productive thing that I have done today, is remove all of my posters (inc. bluetack) from my walls, which means I have no Tora to look at anymore <img src="/img/smilies/icon_cry.gif" alt=":'(" class="middle" border="0"></p> <p>This was yet another way to waste time, and as I can't think of anything else to say, I'll go and find another way to avoid packing!</p> <p>Bye!</p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/07/01/moving-out-4390528/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-06-29:/2008/06/29/the-goodbye-hazza-sug-party-4378302/charlotte8888uk2008-06-29T01:10:06+02:002008-06-29T05:21:40+02:00 <p>So after waiting for a year and a half the time has come for Hazza to leave us for Japan. I'm soooo jealous that she gets to go to the land of J Rock but also sad, as I wont see her for a very very long time, which will be very weird, as it's extremely rare if I don't see her at least once a day. Me and Sazza are feeling very abandoned right about now, and me even more so as Sazza is leaving on Sunday too, so I'm going to be all alone in Manchester <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> </p> <p>To say goodbye to Hazza (and show what such good friends we are <img src="/img/smilies/graybigrazz.gif" alt=":P" class="middle" border="0"> ) we threw her a 'Goodbye, you're leaving us for Chiyu SuG party'. It involved a lot of hushed discussions (see I do have an indoor voice Hazza!!!) and very detailed planning to create the party of the year. On Tuesday me and Sazza went on a cake getting mission to Asda, to get Hazza the perfect Chiyu cake.</p> <p><a href="http://www.blog.co.uk/media/photo/chiyu_cake/2624051" title="chiyu cake"><img src="http://data5.blog.de/media/051/2624051_6914564005_s.jpeg" alt="chiyu cake" vspace="5" hspace="5"></a></p> <p>The valentines day background was the most appropriate, even though it is June, as we didn't want a Happy Birthday, or any other predictable message on it. At Asda we also bought party supplies with a pin the tail on the yuki game and party poppers, which we used to scare Hazza when she arrived at Sazza's house. Thinking back, I'm not surprised she was scared as we were in Rusholme and it could have been gun shots.</p> <p>So after 3 hours of setting up the house and making questionable pink drink/dessert Pakistani things (even the packet didn't know exactly what it was) we got Hazza to come over. She was very surprised and judging by her face, she seemed pleased. We then ate some delicious Korean Pizza made by Jazza and listened to some music and talked about J Rock!</p> <p>We surprised Hazza with her Chiyu cake when we came back from the cinema and she proceeded to give him some plastic surgery, which led to a very scary looking Chiyu! I just hope that if, sorry when, she meets him and falls madly in love with him <del>even though she already is</del> he will NEVER EVER see the cake, or even worse the mutilations made to his pretty face on the cake!!!</p> <p>After we deflated her Hazza memorial guitar and packed up everything else we said bye to Sazza and Jazza and left Rusholme and headed back home. Our goodbye party was over, which just meant that Hazza actually HAS to go now, as we've said goodbye, and it would just be stupid if she turned around and said, actually I'll stay here!</p> <p>In all seriousness, I hope Hazza has an amazing time in Japan and comes back fluent and engaged to Chiyu! Although this is really soppy, I will miss her a lot and I can't wait to go and visit her in March. *Note to Hazza*(you better be on Skype all the time, so I wont feel all alone in Cornwall/Heidelberg and as you know that I have rediculous sleeping patterns I practically am on Japan time anyway!!) *end soppiness!*</p> <p>I've almost written an entire essay here, so I'll stop, as it seems that I've turned into Masato!</p> <p>The SuG party was so much fun and definately worth all the planning! I'd upload more pictures, but I don't actally have them on my computer at the moment, but 'the crew' were there and have seen them/been a part of them so it's not really needed.</p> <p>Bye!</p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/06/29/the-goodbye-hazza-sug-party-4378302/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-06-28:/2008/06/29/miyavi-pilgramges-4378227/charlotte8888uk2008-06-29T00:34:23+02:002008-06-29T00:34:23+02:00 <p>Miyavi was AMAZING!!!!! The Cologne gig was sooooooooo good! and we had a great view thanks to short, probably very young German fans! We ended up queing for about 7 hours, where me and Sazza ended up with sunburn <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> but it was worth it. Miyavi was ueber sexy on stage and as Sazza described it "OMGHEPUTHISHANDDOWNHISPANTS!" that had to be a highlight of the evening, along with the discovery of the ueber kawaii DJ Teddy Loid!!! He was the surprise of the evening, and he was soooooooooo cute and now officially my favourite DJ!!! (not that I had one before, as I don't pay much attention to DJ's/listen to music where a DJ is required). Miyavi's German was soooooo good and kudos to him for actually trying it out and remembering it! </p> <p>The London gig wasn't as good in my opinion, probably because I'd already seen the show and therefore didn't need to by right at the front again, so me and Sazza went to watch it from the steps at the back. To use Sazza's quote again, "OMGHEPUTHISHANDDOWNHISPANTS!" 3 TIMES!!!!! and also when me and Sazza were still at the front, Miyavi spat water on us!!!!! Although it doesn't sound the best thing to have done to you, it's still pretty good at the time and comes a close second to when Ruki 'came' over me and Hazza! Teddy was there again (of course) and so a bit of Teddy staring had to be done! We also could see the Kabuki Boiz waiting to go onstage, which meant me screaming at Sazza, OMG there's TEDDY!!!!! to which she didn't seem so thrilled!</p> <p>All in all Miyavi week 2008 was very enjoyable <del>and tiring</del> and he is absolutely amazing live. His English also rocks and so does TEDDY!!!!!!!!!!! </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/06/29/miyavi-pilgramges-4378227/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-06-15:/2008/06/15/title-4319856/charlotte8888uk2008-06-15T20:51:02+02:002008-06-15T20:51:02+02:00 <p>I haven't updated in a while, but not a lot has been happening, so there hasn't been much to tell. In the past week I have been to Tai Wu <u>A LOT</u> (thanks to Hazza and her new crush), I have found out that I passed year 2 (wohoo!!! <img src="/img/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" class="middle" border="0"> ), have been Miyavi shopping and have been to the cinema.</p> <p>Germany in 3 days!!! then we can go to Phantasialand and to see Miyavi!!!!!! </p> <p>The preview of Rainbows is up too and the song is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO good!! It really grows on you the more you listen to it. I'm interested to hear the b side 'strawberry fuzz' it sounds <del>gay</del> interesting.....</p> <p>I have been listening to more Dir en Grey at the moment and can now name every member and what instrument they play!(never thought I would be able to say that!) Me and Hazza have decided to claim Die, which resulted in a very angry Sazza, but as we live in a democracy majority rules and Die no longer 'belongs' to Sazza even though she has touched him!</p> <p>I don't know when I'll update again, as I will be in Germany from Wednesday and when we get back we have another Miyavi pilgramage to London.</p> <p>Bye! </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/06/15/title-4319856/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-05-30:/2008/05/30/which-j-rocker-are-you-4248365/charlotte8888uk2008-05-30T19:46:49+02:002008-05-30T19:52:05+02:00 <p><img src="http://www.quizilla.com/user_images/E/ES/ESA/ESAFREAK/1212109288_1472_full.jpeg" alt="" title=""></p> <p>Sazza sent me a link to a quiz today to find out which J Rocker I'm most like. I was so relieved when it didn't come up with Gackt or Yoshiki! Unlike Sazza (who turns out to be Mana) I am Hyde, which I'm ok with!</p> <p>The Miyavi countdown is now on 22 days until Cologne!!!</p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/05/30/which-j-rocker-are-you-4248365/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-05-25:/2008/05/25/eurovision-4218029/charlotte8888uk2008-05-25T02:10:39+02:002008-05-25T02:10:39+02:00 <p>Tonight me and Hazza went over to Sazza's house for a fun night of Eurovision! The special event that only occurs once a year, which enables us to laugh at foreign "music". I predicted that Russia was going to win (which they did) which means I now get the 'crown' from Hazza (cos she won last year). I didn't think that Russia was the rightful winners though and the Pirates should have won, they were defiantely a lot more inkeeping with the Eurovision cheesyness!<br> The fact that Israel and Azerbaijan were in the EUROvision song contest was baffling, as the last time I checked, they were not part of Europe. Well if we're going to start letting random countries into Eurovision, I suggest Japan for 2009!</p> <p>The shock of the night occured when me and Hazza went to go home at 1am and found that Hazza's car had been broken into and the radio stolen <img src="/img/smilies/icon_mad.gif" alt=">:(" class="middle" border="0"><br> None of the other cars had been broken into, so we don't know why hers was targeted. The 'crew' decided that it was "those type" of people who did it, which makes us hate them even more and makes us glad that we're getting out of this country before something even worse happens.</p> <p>Anyway, better go now, it's pretty late</p> <p>Bye! </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/05/25/eurovision-4218029/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-05-22:/2008/05/22/heute-4209588/charlotte8888uk2008-05-22T22:47:30+02:002008-05-22T22:47:30+02:00 <p>hatte ich meine letzte Prüfung!!! Ich Hazza und Sazza sind in die Stadt (Manchester)gegangen und wir haben Sushi gegessen! Es war sehr sehr lecker <img src="/img/smilies/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" class="middle" border="0"><br> Jetzt hab ich nichts zu tun aber ich hab kein Problem damit!<br> Wir gingen auch zu einem Museum, wo es tote Körper gab und es war sehr interessant, hab viel gelernt. Obwohl es sehr komisch war, sehr nähe zu einem toten Körper zu sein. Also ich glaube, ich hab nichts mehr zu sagen</p> <p>Bis Bald</p> <p>Tchüss!</p> <p>Today....<br> i had my last exam!!! Me Hazza and Sazza went into town (Manchester) and we went into Yo Sushi. The food was soooooo delicious!!<br> I haven't got anything to do now, but I have no problems with that.<br> We also went to a museum, where they had displays showing dead bodies, it was purely scientific though and it was very interesting, I learnt a lot. Anyway, I don't think I've got anymore to say.</p> <p>Bye!<img src="/img/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" class="middle" border="0"> </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/05/22/heute-4209588/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-05-19:/2008/05/19/diese-woche-4191957/charlotte8888uk2008-05-19T03:05:03+02:002008-05-19T03:05:03+02:00 <p>hab ich viel zu tun <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"> </p> <p>Am schlechtsten hab ich eine Prüfung am Donnerstag. Ich hab heute auch viel zu tun. Erstens muss ich zu der Bank und dann in die Stadt gehen und auch werd ich ein bisschen deutsches Fernsehen gücken, wenn ich Zeit habe. Ich muss auch mein Zimmer aufräumen und putzen, weil es so schmutzig ist.</p> <p>Ich glaube, ich werde versuchen auf Deutsch zu schreiben, weil es mir hilft, besonders bevor meine Prüfung! Ich kann gar nicht glauben, dass ich in ein paar Monate nach Deutschland fahren wird, um zu leben! Es ist unglaublich!!! Ich hoffe, dass ich Spass haben wird und dass ich Heidelberg lieben wird.</p> <p>Ich glaube, ich hab nichts mehr zu sagen. Jetzt werd ich ins Bett gehen.</p> <p>Gute Nacht!<br> x </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/05/19/diese-woche-4191957/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-05-17:/2008/05/17/today-4184326/charlotte8888uk2008-05-17T01:54:59+02:002008-05-17T01:54:59+02:00 <p>Me and Hazza went for a Chinese today in China Town. The food was so good! We haven't been there for ages, as we normally go to the Sushi restaurant across the road, but it was good to see Mr Fu again!</p> <p>Other than that, I've been listening to SuG's new album n0iZ stAr non stop and it's really good for a first album!! They're starting their first ever one man tour today as well! Ganbaremasu!</p> <p>Bye!</p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/05/17/today-4184326/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-05-14:/2008/05/15/alice-nine-new-single-4175546/charlotte8888uk2008-05-15T00:44:21+02:002008-05-15T00:44:21+02:00 <p>Some more good news today....alice nine. are going to release a brand new single on the 6 August!!! Its called Rainbow and I bet it's going to be AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!</p> <p>With the GazettE DVD being released on the 1st, and now alice nine's new single, it looks like August is going to be a pretty cool month!</p> <p>Bye! </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/05/15/alice-nine-new-single-4175546/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-05-14:/2008/05/15/sug-brand-new-pv-4175497/charlotte8888uk2008-05-15T00:13:49+02:002008-05-15T00:13:49+02:00 <p>The brand new pv for vi vi vi is up!!!<br> After all this time, it's FINALLY here!!!!!!!!!!!!<br> It is sooooo good and they all look really good in it!<br> It's a great song too and Yuji's guitar solo is awesome!<br> KAWAII!!!</p> <p>Bye!<img src="/img/smilies/icon_lol.gif" alt=":DD" class="middle" border="0"> </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/05/15/sug-brand-new-pv-4175497/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-05-14:/2008/05/14/title-4174004/charlotte8888uk2008-05-14T18:16:52+02:002008-05-14T18:16:52+02:00 <p>Hi!</p> <p>Me and Hazza went in to Manchester City Centre this afternoon. I had absolutely no idea that it was the UEFA Cup Final today, which meant that thousands of Rangers supporters decided to flock around Piccadilly Gardens! It was so packed and we were so scared of all of the drunken fans!! All we wanted to do was to sit on the grass and enjoy the sunshine, but we couldn't as there was absolutely no space left! <img src="/img/smilies/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" class="middle" border="0"><br> But on the plus side, we went to this cafe, which was really nice and retro, and most importantly free from football fans!</p> <p>Also, my Miyavi hair is done!! YAY!!!! I love having pink streaks in my hair!!!</p> <p>Thats all for now</p> <p>Bis Bald</p> <p>Tchüss<br> x </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/05/14/title-4174004/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>tag:chazza.blog.co.uk,2008-05-14:/2008/05/14/first-post-4170817/charlotte8888uk2008-05-14T01:23:06+02:002008-05-14T01:23:06+02:00 <p>Hi!!</p> <p>Welcome to my blog.</p> <p>I don't know how often I'll use this, but it's here!</p> <p>Today I'm going to get my hair Miyavi-fied!!! I can't wait to see what it's going to look like. </p> <p>Anyway, I've got nothing to say at the moment, so I'm going to go.</p> <p>Bis Bald</p> <p>Tchuess!!! </p> <p> <small> <a href="http://chazza.blog.co.uk/2008/05/14/first-post-4170817/#comments">Kommentare</a> </small> </p>