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^ I suppose it's too late now. But here's my wisdom to share.
1. Don't sleep on Saturday afternoon.
2. Don't waste your time peeling chestnuts on Saturday.
I hope you, American people (meaning North Americans, Central Americans and South Americans), are using your Saturday wisely.

Now it's almost Monday. 11:57pm Sunday. I wasted my Sunday.

I slept much of my sunday away.

It's just past midnight Tuesday here.

It is just past 1 a.m. Tuesday here.

I am going to take a shower, then stay up late, melding with numbers.

I seem to be best at getting my cleaning done in the wee hours.

It's 12:45am Wednesday here. I came home around 11:40pm. I was briefly questioned by the police on my way home from the train station. They thought I looked suspicious because I wore a hoodie and was carrying a torch (it's really dark). But as soon as they saw my face, they knew I wasn't a trouble maker.

I'm about to have iced coffee.

It's past midnight Thursday here. I've just had iced coffee, some potato salad and rocket leaves. I have run out of wine. So no cheese tonight.

11:52pm here. I'm about to have rocket, a beef pie, coffee, brie cheese, wine and Lindt chocolate.

It's a few minutes before 1 am here, and I'm staying up all night to watch the results of the British General Election coming in. I've got a bottle of white wine and a bottle of Rosé to help things along, and I could be in an even worse state than the UK by seven in the morning.

Still awake and watching here too. Sadly I didn't have the foresight to buy alcohol to numb the pain of watching this country fall though.

Urge to go to tesco 24 hour and stock up is rising though.

Pretty much yep, although the labour party are ahead so far which is promising.

Cameron is probably not quite as evil as bush, but there is a great youtube vid which sums him up very well...

I'm not at all sure that the Labour Party is ahead at all. Cameron is certain to be the next PM, as indicated by all the results I've seen so far. But the fact that the SNP will take just about all the seats in Scotland is hugely alarming for anyone who believes in the United Kingdom as a viable entity, IMO. I can't see Miliband as the leader of the Labour Party for much longer: he could be gone in a matter of weeks in all likelihood.