The Klaxons were pretty cool last night. They only played for about 45 mins though, which i think is the shortest time i've ever seen a headlining band play for. There were loads of kids there, by kids i mean 12-17 year olds i guess. Most people looked really, really young. This made me feel a bit old, i'm only 25!! We stood on the steps at the back to get a good view over people's heads. The rave on the dancefloor looked pretty fun but i just didn't fancy getting soaked in beer and getting battered by hyper kiddies.

Talking of feeling old but not actually being old, brings my mind around to the question - when will i start looking my age? I swear i think i look 25 but when i first meet people they all put me down to being 18-20. Everyone says "NO WAY!!!" when i say i'm 25. On my birthday my Boyf's family thought i was turning 20! They looked incredulous when they discovered i'm actually a year older than he is. I don't know whether it's my clothing style. It certainly isn't my face, i swear i've got wrinkles already. When i'm 30 will people still think i'm 20? That would be awesome. Or am i going to age dramatically between now and then? EEK! I need to get my ass down to Boots and buy that miracle wrinkle serum. It's sold out again though dammit. I guess i should be happy that people think i look 5 years younger than i really am. It just annoys me because i get embarrassed when people ask me my age and when i tell them they shout NO WAY!!!! Eg. hairdressers, fellow students, bouncers etc. *sigh* I feel like people aren't taking me seriously because they think i'm a kid. This is especially annoying when i'm working at the library and customers call me "that girl", then specifically direct their questions to the older members of staff, who then in turn have to ask me because i've worked there longer - ha!
Right, ramble over, i'm going to do some uni work.