If you are ever going somewhere moderately important, always, make notes. If you don't you will find yourself forgetting what was said, or getting somewhere at the wrong time, a pen and some paper, always comes in "handy".

Back when I was at high school, I wish that I had taken more notice of what was being taught, and scribbled down more information that would have been helpful when it came to exams etc.

It's always helpful looking back over your notes, even if you have just asked for directions, if its further than 10mins away, it may be quite hard to remember all the instructions you've been given.

If you go to the doctors, and they give you instructions on what to do with your medication, or where your next appointment is (if its a big hospital) taking notes would come in good use.

So take a pen and paper with you everywhere.

Always :)

If it's too quiet, or if you just can't concentrate, listening to your mp3 player, or just listening to music in general will 'change' you, or at least get you hyper or something (depends what music you like really).

I have an iPod, or a "myPod" as I like to call them, it probably contains about 5000 songs, even though I'm no where near finished listening to all of them, I just like to know that they're there if i wanted to listen to them, I normally just listen to the same playlist "Tunes" over and over.

Some people find it easier to sleep to music, and this definately helps if theres a flat party going on next door and you can't even hear yourself think.

When I'm driving, I have to be listening to music, otherwise it seems a bit ... boring? Though I am yet to drive a supercar of any kind, and I imagine that is great fun :) When 'that fast song' comes on the speakers, you find yourself pressing the accelerator harder without realising! It's all good fun though....Unless you get caught speeding....Oops!

I always seem to find myself on the computer, as I'm writing this now, I have nothing to do, which is why I'm on the computer...again. Seriously, I must be on the comptuer about 7 hours a day, at least. It's not like I'm playing games or anything, I'm either working, facebooking, youtubing, or trying to think of ridiculous ways that can make me rich and famous!...and we all know thats not going to happen! haha!

It's almost as If I'm being told by someone, that I should find something else to do, like a new hobby or something, or at least do something more productive to do with all my spare time.

Google is always helpful when it comes to looking for new things, just type in anything relevant and I should get some ideas, anything from "Boredom Cures" to "How to make money with little effort"...I wonder how many results that search will display...hmm

Welcome to university, giving you a first class honours in debt, drinking, drugs, and eating really unhealthily. But it's all good fun! At university, you will have the best time of your life, make loads of new friends, discover new substance for some of you...alcohol MORE so, going out will be a regular occurance, hangovers will be natural, drinking will become a 2nd nature to you.

You will also re-discover napping, this is to ensure that you have enough energy to stay out late all night. And missing lectures will happen a fair bit.

Apart from all the fun you'll be having, it will come at a cost, tuition fee's are at around £3145 a year, rent can be anything from £2500+ a year, and the you will be paying for nights out, food etc. If your lucky enough to be scottish, university is free, and if you go to university in scotland, the tuition fee's are half that of other universities.

So my advice to people that are thinking of going to university are:

-Get as much money as physically possible

-Try and win the lottery if necessary
-If you like scotland, apply there to save money!

-Never turn down a night out while you're there, especially if your a first year. You only live once!

-Buy food and booze in bulk to save money
-Keep ALL change, get a piggy bank

Hope that helps! :)

I love YouTube, I think everyone does, it can keep you entertained for hours upon end, there is just so many videos to watch, it's physically impossible to watch them all.

People who use other video sites are just too stubborn to admit that youtube is the best and easiest / simplest to use or maybe they just want a change, to be different? It also has more videos than the others, making it superior.

TV programs have also been 'born' from youtube, such as RudeTube, which showed the top viewed videos, on various topics and it was obvious to see that 90% of the videos were originally uploaded on YouTube.

People can make a lot of money from uploaded a video, if its popular, then it can get a lot of views, this can lead to a lot of traffic to their website, if they have a website, or at least make money from the video itself, there is now even advertising on the videos! Eventually I think YouTube will take over the world, or at least the entertainment world.

The best part is that it is completely controlled by the users, uploading thier own content! I'm thinking YouTube / Google just watch the money roll in.

I wish I thought of YouTube first...

Media at your fingertips. Nowadays everything seems to be touchscreen, iphones, mobile phones, music players, sat nav etc, it's fun to use, very user friendly, and more appealing.

But the truth is, touch screen technology has been around for years, from computers to touch screen walls, that change colour when pressed. You even use a touch screen computer when taking your driving theory test.

Even so, they are definately what all future models of phones, mp3 players, computers will be base upon, and they're only going to get better. Holograms next? Who knows.

Can Wii Fit actually make you healthy?

At first glance, it does seem a bit too good to be true, but after trying one for a few month's, I would definately say it makes you feel better, and does increase your overall fitness levels!

It will almost certainly increase your balance, you have to have some sort of co-ordination just to stay on the wii fit board and complete the tasks! It's also a very good source of entertainment, especially the hula-hoop exercise, I couldn't stop laughing watching my friend make a fool out of himself.

It may not be as good as working out, going to the gym or going for a jog around town, but it is definately a good healthy alternative, with entertainment included.

Good or bad, every once in a while, it will seem like your just having "one of those days". There isn't really a mood to describe it. You could just be feeling in state of nothingness, or be feeling very bland, and it seems as if you can't make up your mind about anything, or have any particular desire to do anything.

Rabbi Harold Kushner once said:

"One of the most sublime experiences we can ever have, is to wake up feeling healthy after we have been sick."

I woke up today knowing it wasn't going to be a good day, but then again, knowing it wasn't going to be a bad day! So after having just "one of those days" , I'm hoping I will wake up the next day feeling absolutely fabulous!

I was just browsing through youtube, and this particular video caught my eye, I think it is absolutely amazing! Someone must have enough time and dedication in order to comlplete this video and its very cool!