The most unlucky two hours of my life

The time here is 9.50, which means I have been awake now for two and a bit hours.Within that tiny time frame, I have managed to fail so epically at life it's untrue!!

I went out last night, so didn't get much sleep. When I got up I decided to have a fried egg sandwich for breakfast (admittedly, an odd choice - you can blame Jon, Charli and Flic for that one), but I let the pan get too hot, and half of the egg stuck to it. When I was walking to class, I discovered that I'd left my iPod playing all night (which I didn't realise.. I thought that I was going crazy when I turned my laptop off and I could still hear the likes of Daft Punk and the Pokemon theme tune) so it was completely dead this morning...

When I got to class at 8.30 (I know I complain a lot about this class, but seriously, teenagers aren't supposed to be awake that early!) I realised that I didn't even have to be there because it was all stuff that I'd covered last year in Sheffield. After the lecture, I went to the library to print off my lab report, but then realised I didn't have my student card with me, so couldn't access the printers, then I went to find a book (which I wouldn't have been able to withdraw without student card anyway...) but all the copies had been taken out...

Adding insult to injury, I then went to the bank to try and deposit my travellers cheques, but couldn't because I didn't have my bank card or my passport on me. So now I am back in bed, about to have a nap and try again later. Here's hoping I don't blow anything up in labs later? Knowing my luck I'll end up with some sort of chemical burn :p

On a slightly different note, it doesn't feel great to be British at the moment what with all that's been going on with the riots. Please stay safe, I'd quite like to have some friends when I get back! I don't know if anyone reading this helped out with it, but I am so proud of everyone who volunteered to helped clean up after the riots - that's what Britain is all about: pulling together in times of need, keeping calm, and carrying on.