2012: The Year That Was (interesting to say the least)

 Здравейте guys,

So this post marks the end of my first year as a blogger and the end of another year. And for me, it has been many descriptive words:

Dramatic, exciting, shocking, random, fascinating, thought changing, mind blowing, life changing, informative, heart breaking, weird, bonkers, annoying, insane, maddening, mostly unplanned, chaotic......
But never boring. And never spent alone.

And my life aside, this year couldn't possibly be called dull. It's seen many things; the rise of hipsters, Gangnam Style, The Hunger Games, Tumblr, natural disasters, bad reality TV shows, the loss of Amy and Rory in Doctor Who, the replacement of Amy and Rory with the loathsome Clara, news that Star Wars has been sold to Disney, Call Me Maybe, the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the H.M.S Titanic, the death of Whitney Houston, the Queen of England's Diamond Jubilee, Obama remaining U.S president (where's that change??), the doomsday that never was, the Olympics in London, suicidal teenagers taking to the Internet, The Avengers, Les Miserables, and many launches of new Apple products.

So all in all, the worst thing we've seen this year is the music scene. And the new Doctor Who companion.
And really, this has been an incredible year for me in many ways. I've done quite a lot: moved to a new school, made a load of new friends that are amazing (if you want their description in one word), been in a musical, started this blog, done the 40 Hour Famine (even if I didn't make it 4 hours), recieved a high distiction in a national geography competition and just so many other things.

So as I sit here, at my laptop, chai tea and Pringles and chocolate in hand, eager to watch classic episodes of Doctor Who, basking in the dawn of 2013, I'm feeling rushes of anticipation for all the things this year may bring.
And you're all going to hear about them, every disaster and triumph as it comes.

So have a Happy New Year guys!!!!

From the Avengers
(sorry, The team at V=MC squared who have astonishingly high opinions of themselves)