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I'd go to Australia with my friend Louise :D we are actually planning to go at some point!

Icon made by the lovely cinnamongraphic in tribute to Lis Sladen's untimely passing.

One of the 70s cars with a steering wheel two feet in diameter, an interior big enough to hold a ceilidh in and a petrol consumption of three blocks a litre :D

Set your music player on random and use the first line of every song to write your own. It doesn't even have to make sense!

Tommy used to work on the docks
How can you see into my eyes?
Under the loving sky, gonna be with you
Last night I was taking a walk along the river

Don't know how to take it
Remember those walls I built?
Isn't it rich, aren't we a pair?
Good news, she's dead

Let's go to a rave
Here we come, walking down the street
Moving on the floor now, babe, you're a bird of paradise
I must give the impression.


Profound or what? Cookie points if you get all the songs!

I loved the Magic School Bus (although VERY hard to come across this side of the Atlantic) and Cartoon Network in its glory days from 1999 - 2001. But I think my time favourite is Pinky and the Brain.
'It's Pinky and the Brain, brain, brain, brian....'

I loved reading as a kid and I still do. I had far too many favourites to remember them all - I loved the Worst Witch and Harry Potter (remember being so proud reading the Goblet of Fire at eight and a half :P) and I liked Enid Blyton too. But when I was nine, I came across The Diary of Anne Frank and it's been my favourite book for the last nine years

Professor Layton and the Lost Future. Far and away

My grandpa's sausage sandwich and my gran's plum crumble (made with digestive biscuits!). Hot dogs are also great

The Spice Girls and Busted breaking up were very sad days indeed.

The Diary of Anne Frank - a warning from history and the best example of teenage writing the world has