Three lions and over 9,000 vuvuzelas
Jun. 12th, 2010 01:17 pmI'm finally getting some sort of plan together for the next couple of months, travel and fun!wise. I can't wait for sassy
saffronlie to arrive in this sceptred isle for July. At the moment, I'm here looking after my dogs and my dad for a bit while my mum has a break.
Today's the big one in a house full of males: England vs USA. I'd be completely confident of us wiping out the US today, except boasting will mean they thrash us. Ooh, I hope it's an exciting match!
The clouds have thankfully buggered off today as well, so we can have a barbecue and pretend we live in a warm country. I love barbecues and have spent the day preparing salads and dips and marinating meat. I hope they appreciate it.
At the moment, the Greeks are taking on South Korea and I feel like my head is going to explode with the sound of those bloody vuvuzelas. What's the point of going to a match and being deafened by them? Worryingly, the stadium isn't even very full for this match - I hope that England's one tonight doesn't sound like a very angry hornet's nest. Pah!
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Today's the big one in a house full of males: England vs USA. I'd be completely confident of us wiping out the US today, except boasting will mean they thrash us. Ooh, I hope it's an exciting match!
The clouds have thankfully buggered off today as well, so we can have a barbecue and pretend we live in a warm country. I love barbecues and have spent the day preparing salads and dips and marinating meat. I hope they appreciate it.
At the moment, the Greeks are taking on South Korea and I feel like my head is going to explode with the sound of those bloody vuvuzelas. What's the point of going to a match and being deafened by them? Worryingly, the stadium isn't even very full for this match - I hope that England's one tonight doesn't sound like a very angry hornet's nest. Pah!