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#1: A Fabbity Fab Time at the Chalet School update 23/10 p3 Author: pim, Location: Londinium PostPosted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 1:43 pm
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This has been in the back of my brain for aaaaaages as something that really ought to be x-over'ed with the CS. So I'm taking advantage of a quiet afternoon in the office to do soemthing about it *g* It's set at the end of Book 6 (And then he ate my boy entrancers) just so I don't spoiler book 7 (Startled by his furry shorts) for anyone. Thank you Louise Rennison!

Monday 18 September

Assembly

Yawny yawn. Slim seems to have taken a double dose of boring pills this morning, standing there twittering like a giant pigeon. Nobody will notice if I just… zzz

2 minutes later

Elbowed in the ribs by Rosie.

“Listen, you cream faced loon.”

Since when was Rosie one to listen in Assembly? It’s only Slim whittering on about Swiss-Cheese-a-gogo-land. What’s that got to do with the price of anything? I’ve seen the Sound of Music.

Zzzz

R.E.

Note from Jas.

Gee-gee,

The Swiss exchange sounds as though it’ll be really good for our French and German – remember we’ve got GCSEs coming up. I’m not sure what I’d do away from Tom for two whole weeks though. What do you think?

Jas.

What in the name of Slim’s giganticus pantibus is Jas on about? And besides, what do I care? I am on the rack of lurve since I so foolishly told Masimo I wanted him to be my proper boyfriend and he said he would let me know in a week.

What if he decides he likes Wet Lindsey better? I may as well be dead.

Break

Sitting on the radiator with the Ace Gang in the science block after an impressive stealth mission past Wet Lindsey and the Hitler Youth.

“So what about the Swiss Exchange?” asked Jas.

That old chestnut again.

“I am not going to Swiss-Cheese-a-gogo-land,” I replied. “I have seen The Sound of Music, it is full of singing Nuns.”

Jas tutted at me in her annoying manner. “The Sound of Music is set in Austria.”

And? But I didn’t say that. Instead I said: “Slim probably wouldn’t let us out of the country again after the France fiasco. She probably has my passport blackmarked. Besides, I am on the rack of lurve.”

The Ace Gang stared at me as agog as a goose in a goosegog.

“How come?” asked Rosie. “Did you tell Masimo you wanted him to be your proper boyfriend and he prefers Wet Lindsey?”

Jas looked all annoyed and started doing the flicky fringey thing. “I thought we were talking about the Swiss Exchange.”

Ellen and Jools said they would probably go. Jas said she would need to talk to Tom about it and Rosie said she thought she ought to ask Sven first. Maybe I should go. It might help if I am ritually humiliated when Masimo decides he likes Wet Lindsey better than me.

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#2:  Author: Ruth B, Location: Oxford, UK PostPosted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 2:00 pm
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A lovely new Pim drabble!

No idea which book it is. Not v familar with modern kids lit.
#3:  Author: LizB, Location: Oxon, England PostPosted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 3:15 pm
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Oooooh - this looks fun!

Thanks, Pim Very Happy
#4:  Author: francesn, Location: away with the faeries PostPosted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 4:22 pm
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Oh hurrah!

The geniosity of the Pim strikes again.
#5:  Author: Ally, Location: The land of the fording oxes PostPosted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 5:02 pm
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*giggles* how fine indeed!
#6:  Author: nikkie, Location: Cumbria PostPosted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 8:24 pm
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[quote]Swiss-Cheese-a-gogo-land.[quote]
love this bit!
#7:  Author: Lisa A., Location: North Yorkshire PostPosted: Sat Aug 19, 2006 5:11 pm
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Tee hee! Another Louise Rennison fan laughing out loud! I would love to read Jo's *real* diary in the style of Georgia...
#8:  Author: pim, Location: Londinium PostPosted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 8:37 am
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Ruth B wrote:
No idea which book it is. Not v familar with modern kids lit.


It's the Georgia Nicholson books by Louise Rennison: 1. Angus, Thongs & Full Frontal Snogging 2. It's OK, I'm Wearing Really Big Knickers 3. Knocked out by my Nunga-Nungas 4. Dancing in my Nuddy-Pants 5. And that's when it fell off in my hand 6. And then he ate my boy entrancers and 7. Startled by his furry shorts. There will be time travelling, and complete disregard for Louise Rennison's timeline, tra la la...

Later

Nobody in at my house. As usual. Just a note from Mutti on the table saying she had taken Libby to see the doctor and I could get my own tea. Cheers, Mutti. So that’s the old bit of sausage in the fridge and the end of a tin of baked beans.

Rang Jas.

“Have you asked your parentals about Swiss-cheese-a-gogo-land?” I asked.

I could hear Jas chewing at the other end of the telephone. “They’ve said yes but I won’t decide until I see Tom later. What about yours?”

“Not in, as usual. I expect the Loon Leader will be back all too soon but he’s so unreasonable these days I ought to ask when Mutti’s here. But the only danger of that is that they’ll be putting on the nightly porn show and I have no desire to see that. There’s no wonder Libby’s as mad as cheese.”

“Gee.”

“What?”

“What will you do if Masimo wants to be your proper boyfriend? Or what if he prefers Wet Lindsey?”

“Shut up, Jas,” I said and hung up.

That will serve her right.

5 minutes later

She didn’t ring back. Then the phone rang. Oh God, God, Goddy, God. It was only Rosie.

“Bonjour ma mad pally,” she practically yelled down the phone at me.

“Ro-ro.”

“Sven thinks Swiss-cheese-a-gogo-land sounds like a fabbity bon plan. What do your olds say?”

“Not in as usual. Uh-oh. Wait, I think that’s Vati home. Pip pip.”

I hung up the phone as quickly as I could before Vati started on the speech “We are not made of money” first given in 1832, swiftly followed by “All you ever do is talk rubbish on the phone to your mates.” Yadadadada yawn.

Vati walked straight past me. How nice to see you too, Vati. He got to the kitchen and started raving on. Rave on, o bearded one, I am on the rack of lurve and haven’t the time to listen to you. Then I realised he was raving on about Mutti’s note about having gone to see Dr Clooney or whatever he’s called with Libby. Great, now they will get divorced and… Oh, here comes the bearded portly one, raving on again. I think I’ll just go to my room. But I do need to ask him about Swiss-cheese-a-gogo-land.
#9:  Author: nikkie, Location: Cumbria PostPosted: Mon Aug 21, 2006 9:09 am
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Thanks Pim
#10:  Author: kimothy, Location: Glasgow PostPosted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 4:26 pm
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yay! tis back!

thanks oh wonderful pim!
#11:  Author: francesn, Location: away with the faeries PostPosted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 7:38 pm
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How gigglesome.

Thank you Pimmikins
#12:  Author: pim, Location: Londinium PostPosted: Wed Aug 23, 2006 10:29 am
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20 minutes later

Hiding in my room from the bearded one raving away downstairs. Absolutely starving though…

That sounds like Mutti home.

“Gingey. Eggo Gingey! I’m home!”

And that would be the loon sister.

“Georgia!”

Blimey O’Reilly’s trousers, what can Mutti want? There is nothing wrong with me – I don’t need to go and see Dr Clooney or whatever he’s called. Maybe I should just hide under my duvet.

“Georgia.”

Don’t knock or anything Mutti. Just barge away into my room. And sit on my bed.

“I saw Jas’s mum whilst I was seeing the doctor with Libby.” I raised my eyebrow. “She said Jas was going on the Swiss Exchange.” My eyebrows shot up a further foot. “Your father and I think it would be a really good opportunity for you.” I think my eyebrows got lost in my fringe at this point. “It’ll be really good for your French and German.”

5 minutes later

Goose Gott in Himmel. Did Mutti really just agree to handing over money without a row? Whatever next?

Tuesday 19 September

Assembly

Ace Gang Special Klingon Salute. We are all going to Swiss-cheese-a-gogo-land!

I am still on the rack of lurve but maybe Swiss-cheese-a-gogo-land will increase my maturosity and Masimo will choose me over Wet Lindsey.

Blodge

Nauseating P Green and Astonishingly Dim Monica aren’t coming to Swiss-cheese-a –gogo-land. Neither are the Bummer Twins. Hurrah and double hurrah!

German

All the same, I hope we won’t be expected to dress up as nuns and go around singing in Swiss-cheese-a-gogo-land.
#13:  Author: kimothy, Location: Glasgow PostPosted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 3:26 pm
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thanks pim!! this is great you have really captured the characters welll!!
#14:  Author: Kate, Location: Ireland PostPosted: Sat Aug 26, 2006 3:36 pm
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Pim, this is fantastic! Are you sure you're not Louise Rennison herself? Very Happy
#15:  Author: Liane, Location: Manchester PostPosted: Sun Aug 27, 2006 7:43 pm
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I've never read any of the books but I am really enjoying this. Thanks Pim.
#16:  Author: Elle, Location: Peterborough PostPosted: Mon Aug 28, 2006 9:53 pm
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Liane wrote:
I've never read any of the books but I am really enjoying this. Thanks Pim.



Ditto!

thanks Pim.
#17:  Author: Josie, Location: London PostPosted: Wed Sep 06, 2006 9:43 am
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Laughing Laughing Just found this! Thanks Pim. Fab. Very Happy
#18:  Author: pim, Location: Londinium PostPosted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 2:51 pm
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Kate wrote:
Pim, this is fantastic! Are you sure you're not Louise Rennison herself? Very Happy


*double checks* Nope, very definitely me. Yes. Ahh and blatant disregard for Louise Rennison's timeline as of now. Erm yes, sorry...

Monday 2 October

Hurrah! After four million years on the train with Driver McMad followed by a few centuries on a bus on the windiest road with Driver McMad’s cousin, we have finally arrived!

Why we couldn’t have just flown over is anyone’s guess. But then again, Madame Slack is in charge and, as well all know, she is completely insane.

Rosie was (and I have no clue how) napping as the coach finally came to a standstill. She wasn’t overly impressed when Jools woke her up by putting her chuddy down Ro-Ro’s top and didn’t join in the Klingon salute. Neither did Jas, but she has become spectacularly dull in her old age now that she is the wise old woman of the forest.

Madame Slack herded us all off the bus. She must have been a shepherd in a previous life, when she wasn’t being a prison warder, and we were met by the weirdiest group of girls. They put Nauseating P. Green to shame, I swear.

“I’m Len, this is Con and this is Margot,” one of them said to us. “We’re triplets.”

Oh God, I think they may be like the Bummer Twins. Only worse…
#19:  Author: francesn, Location: away with the faeries PostPosted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 6:49 pm
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Oh I cannot WAIT to see more of this.

Thanks Pim
#20:  Author: LizB, Location: Oxon, England PostPosted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 10:45 am
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*giggles*
#21:  Author: Kate, Location: Ireland PostPosted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 10:47 am
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Brilliant, Pim! Smile
#22:  Author: Chair, Location: Rochester, Kent PostPosted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 5:24 pm
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Thanks, Pim. This is really great! I wonder what they will think of the rest of the school.
#23:  Author: pim, Location: Londinium PostPosted: Thu Sep 14, 2006 2:22 pm
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Assembly or something like it anyway

Yadayadayawn. I think this Headmistress went on the same course in boringness as Slim did. I’ll just have a little snooze…

Ouch.

Rosie had the same idea and our heads crashed. Jas gave us both such a glare – she was being all annoying and paying attention. Stupid fringey.

5 minutes later

Have gone beyond bored into the Valley of… well something more than bored.

Zzzzzzzzz.

3 million years later

Finally! Slim’s twin sister is letting us go and we’re being packed off to bed. Madame Slack was glowering at Rosie and me as we all trudged out of the hall following the Bummer Triplets who were twittering on like larks or pigeons or something annoying. Jas was being all flicky fringey and asking a million annoying questions about everything and nothing.

5 minutes later

Finally in our rooms, or dormitories as the Bummer Triplets told us they were called. And horreur de horreurs, the Ace Gang have been separated! I bet that was Madame Slack’s fault. Jas is in mine though so it could be worse unless she starts to get all wise woman of the foresty on us.

My bed is calling to me.

5 minutes later

Was just about to dive into bed when one of the Bummer Triplets poked her head in the curtains – can’t a person get any privacy around here – and demanded to know if I’d said my prayers.

Dear Gott in Himmel and Our Lord Sandra…

…zzz
#24:  Author: Chair, Location: Rochester, Kent PostPosted: Thu Sep 14, 2006 2:26 pm
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Thanks, Pim. I love the way that Georgia compares the Headmistresses!
#25:  Author: LizB, Location: Oxon, England PostPosted: Thu Sep 14, 2006 10:14 pm
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Laughing Laughing Laughing
#26:  Author: Josie, Location: London PostPosted: Mon Sep 18, 2006 4:25 pm
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LizB wrote:
Laughing Laughing Laughing


Wot Liz said!

Thanks Pim.
#27:  Author: pim, Location: Londinium PostPosted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 10:45 am
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Tuesday 3 September: Day 2

Awoken at the crack of dawn.

Mmmm nice snugly bed…

PPPPPRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRING

Nearly leapt out of bed in shock. What in the name of Our Lord Sandra and Sir Julie Andrews was that? The only reason I didn’t leap out of bed was because it was far too warm and snugly.

Nanoseconds later

My plan to go back to sleep was foiled the sound of everybody getting up. It’s the middle of the night, you loons! And there was some fool shouting “show a leg”. Huh, what?

Then one of the Bummer Triplets appeared between my curtains. No privacy here either, it’s just like being at home.

“Oh, you’re awake,” she said. “Come on, you’ll have to get up – there isn’t time to dally in the morning here.” Then she giggled, quite irritatingly. “Must remember to speak French today!”

And then she vanished. Oh mon Dieu…

Dragged myself out of my comfy bed to someone shrieking something about bathroom lists at me and one of the Bummer Triplets explaining to Jas and me that we could only have eight minutes in the bathroom.

WHAT?!

“Mon Dieu, Jassy,” I muttered to her. “I fear we are doomed. I can’t sort my fringe out in eight minutes let alone my whole bathroom routine.”
Jas started doing her annoying flicky fringey thing. “It’s not like there are any boys up here to make ourselves up for,” she sighed.

For once, she had a point. Besides I am on the rack of lurve.

Ten minutes later

Escorted to the bathroom by the Bummer Triplet, twittering away like a pigeon to me.

Bath cold or chill off?! What?

I thought Stalag 14 was worse than Borstal but this is worse than Stalag 14 again.

Breakfast

I’ll say one thing though, the food here is much better than Mutti’s idea of nutrition and nourishment.

The French day thing isn’t going too well though. Jas keeps annoyingly reminding me of the time I came top in French (which I only did to annoy Madame Slack).

Assembly

Slim’s Boring Twin is on tip top form this morning.

Zzzz.
#28:  Author: Chair, Location: Rochester, Kent PostPosted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 2:43 pm
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Thanks, Pim. I loved her reaction to the amount of time she can spend in the bathroom!
#29:  Author: LizB, Location: Oxon, England PostPosted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 11:26 am
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Laughing Laughing Laughing

Thanks, Pim
#30:  Author: Miranda, Location: Perth, Western Australia PostPosted: Fri Sep 22, 2006 11:10 am
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Such fun! I must have a flick through the books next time i'm at work Very Happy
#31:  Author: francesn, Location: away with the faeries PostPosted: Sat Sep 23, 2006 7:46 pm
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This would so be my reaction to the CS!

Pim - you are brilliant
#32:  Author: pim, Location: Londinium PostPosted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 1:22 pm
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Geography

The Ace Gang are together again in class! We gave the Klingon Salute whilst the Bummer Triplets were rushing about finding us desks and things.

“Ferry’s coming!” shouted the Nauseating P. Green alike at the door.

Ferry? Wha… Oh, the teacher. Her bob’s a bit tragic, like tragic Miss Wilson’s (*) actually. On the plus side she’s not wearing a smock or tragic tights like Miss Wilson.

Rosie gave me a goggle eyed look, which I had to return.

Ulp, seems this “Ferry” has the same kind of vision that Hawkeye does and an evil glare to rival Slim’s.

5 minutes later

Can’t understand a word…

Zzz

5 minutes later

Oops, “Ferry” caught me napping. I’m not sure what she was going on about so I just nodded humanely and wished I could make a bolt for it. Even Rosie had put her tweezers away.

Lunch

If the whole two weeks is going to be like this then I may as well be dead. It’s got to be better than the rack of lurve at least.

Jas is being all annoyingly girly swotty and trying to talk to the Bummer Triplets in French. Rosie looked as though she was about to fall asleep in her lunch whilst Ellen and Jools were looking miserable. I know how they feel after a morning of being blethered at in French and not even a Gorgey Henri to try and make it better.

Art

Qu’est-ce que c’est le point?
#33:  Author: LizB, Location: Oxon, England PostPosted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 4:22 pm
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Is tragic Miss Wilson a different Miss Wilson?

Thanks Pim Laughing
#34:  Author: Chair, Location: Rochester, Kent PostPosted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 4:24 pm
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Thanks, Pim.
#35:  Author: Josie, Location: London PostPosted: Wed Sep 27, 2006 9:29 pm
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*g*

Quote:
On the plus side she’s not wearing a smock or tragic tights like Miss Wilson.

American Tan, I presume? Wink

Thanks Pim.
#36:  Author: Elle, Location: Peterborough PostPosted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 9:26 am
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Thanks Pim.


Anymore soon please?
#37:  Author: pim, Location: Londinium PostPosted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 10:25 am
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LizB wrote:
Is tragic Miss Wilson a different Miss Wilson?


Tragic Miss Wilson is Georgia's RE teacher complete with tragic bob, smock and tragic tights. I meant to footnote it on the last post and forgot... oops Wink

Prep

It’s just homework really… only supervised homework. What?! Everyone is working except I caught Rosie’s eye and she’s as bored as I am.

Gee-gee,

Tally-ho, old thing! I’m so bored, I wonder if Sven is missing me. There’s got to be some way to make this place more interesting. That Wet Lindsay rival head girl won’t notice…

Toodle,
Rosie

Outside in the corridor

Drat. Wet Lindsay’s equally boring cousin caught Ro-ro passing the note to me and has made us go and stand outside to “think about what we’ve done” or something.

“Gee.”
“Rosie.”
“Let’s go down the disco.”

How was I to know that Slim’s Boring Twin would be prowling the corridors just as Rosie and I got to the crucial point in our patented “Let’s go down the disco” dance? Has she got nothing better to do with her time?

Later – the common room

Being bored silly by the Bummer Triplets thinking they’re telling us fascinating stories about the school’s history.

Wednesday 4 October: Day 3

Crack of dawn

Prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrring. That bell again! Let me go back to sleep, you loons! Pulled the covers back up over my head only to be disturbed by one of the Bummer Triplets being all squeaky enthusiastic.

I forgot. We’re going on some terminally dull trip to some terminally dull place. I would rather put my head in a bag of eels than go to the… what’s it called? Not that I care, I am on the rack of lurve.

Seconds later

On the way for my cold bath of pain with Jas when she pointed out that we may be able to go boy spotting on our trip to Boredom Central! Hurrah!
#38:  Author: Chair, Location: Rochester, Kent PostPosted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 5:07 pm
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Thanks, Pim. I wonder if anything will happen on the trip.
#39:  Author: Nell, Location: exiled from the big smoke PostPosted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 10:44 am
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Ta pimmy.
#40:  Author: Kate, Location: Ireland PostPosted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 11:37 am
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Thank you Pim. Laughing Laughing
#41:  Author: Lulu, Location: West Midlands, UK PostPosted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 5:52 pm
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Laughing I've never read the books, but they sound hilarious! This is great.
#42:  Author: pim, Location: Londinium PostPosted: Thu Oct 19, 2006 9:31 am
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Later

Driver McMad appears to be driving the bus once more. Estimated time of arrival at Boredom Central – in about 300 years time.

“Look – it’s the Thun!” squeaked one of the Bummer Triplets suddenly nearly causing me to fall off my seat thinking Driver McMad had run over some poor defenceless furry animal.
“Isn’t it blue?” oohed Jas.

Yes, my special little pally, big bodies of water tend to be. I switched off again at that point cos one or the other, or maybe even all three, of the Bummer Triplets had started up twittering like pigeons again.

5 million years later

Driver McMad finally managed to park the bus in Boredom Central somewhere in the middle of nowhere.

“Ooooh, it’s Lucerne!” one of the Bummer triplets squealed before then turning round and fixing one of the others with a great evil glare.

Another five million years later

Having been dragged round several historical sites of interest with Jas twittering away at my side about how she’d love to show Tom all this we were allowed to go and sit by the lake and get over it. I was planning to get some boy spotting in but there weren’t any that didn’t resemble spotty Norman. And then Bummer Triplet Margot came and started talking to us about the time she fell in the lake…

5 minutes later

It seemed such a good idea when Bummer Triplet Margot suggested that we did a re-enactment of when she fell in the lake. Apparently one of the others had fallen over and spliced her knee open so no one was paying any attention to her (and she got to spend forever in hospital over it – how unfair is that?! When Wet Lindsay viciously attacked me with a hockey stick and dished my ankle I had to be wheeled home in Elvis’ wheelbarrow by the Ace Gang and Dave the Laugh).

Jas was sitting on the railings when Bummer Triplet Margot made a run for her. None of us is quite sure what happened next but there was a great splash and both Jas and Bummer Triplet Margot had gone into the lake! Cue Ellen and Jools having complete dither attacks on the side of the lake. Before I knew what was going on Rosie had given me the Ace Gang Special Klingon Salute, handed me her glasses and dived into the lake after Jas and Bummer Triplet Margot.

The only thing left for me to do it seemed was to scream. Sadly though “Ferry” and Madame Slack had pre-empted me. Well, Ferry more than Madame Slack who was so unfit she was wheezing about three miles behind.

And it was at that point that we noticed the man in the boat with the dog making his way towards Jas, Rosie and Bummer Triplet Margot who were all bobbing about in the lake by now. So they were rescued by the man and his dog and brought on to the lake side where “Ferry” was now joining Jools and Ellen in the dither attack stakes and Madame Slack had launched into a lecture that nobody was listening to about bringing shame on the school and country or something.

“Ferry” went further into dither spasms when the man and his dog started talking to her but eventually managed to pull herself together when he said he was a doctor and needed to take them all to the hospital. Move over Dr Clooney my GP, there is a new Dr Gorgey in town. Thank Lord Sandra that Mutti wasn’t here or the basooma adjusting and girly flirting could have got quite embarrassing…

“Ferry” went off to the hospital with Rosie, Jas and Bummer Triplet Margot whilst Madame Slack herded us all like pigeons back on to the bus still lecturing away like a twittering pigeon.

Back at school

Slim’s Boring Twin continued Madame Slack’s lecture in fine twittering pigeon style before finally, three million years later, letting us go to bed.
#43:  Author: Chair, Location: Rochester, Kent PostPosted: Thu Oct 19, 2006 1:04 pm
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Thanks, Pim. I hope they will all be ok.
#44:  Author: Josie, Location: London PostPosted: Thu Oct 19, 2006 6:50 pm
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Laughing Laughing

Thanks Pim
#45:  Author: Elle, Location: Peterborough PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 5:42 pm
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ROFL


Thanks Pim!
#46:  Author: wheelchairprincess, Location: Oxfordshire, UK PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 11:07 pm
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I haven't read the books but this is GREAT! I was planning on losing an hour in waterstones tomorrow looking at all different books but now I think I know what I might have to get...
#47:  Author: pim, Location: Londinium PostPosted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 1:24 pm
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Thursday 5 October: Day 4

Crack of dawn

Prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrring. Up with the lark once more.

After assembly

Ellen, Jools and me were summoned to see Slim’s Boring Twin so we trudged off expecting a Slim-esque lecture. Instead she was really nice to us and said she expected we wanted news of Jas and Rosie. They should be back at the weekend which is really quite fabbity because the Ace Gang is not so Ace without them.

Bedtime

Thank goodness for that… zzzzz

Friday 6 October: Day 5

Crack of dawn

Prrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrring. Worryingly, I’m getting quite used to this.

10 minutes later. In the bathroom

Argh, freezing cold bath. Very definitely I am NOT getting used to this.

Several hours later

Finally, Driver McMad has dropped us in Geneva.

Several million years later

That’s it. Cultured out. I never want to see another museum exhibit as long as I live.

Unless it’s Wet Lindsey or one of the remaining Bummer Triplets’ head on a plate.

Saturday 7 October: Day 6

Crack of dawn

Call this a lie in? No.

And I have just remembered that we have to go for “English Tea” with the Bummer Triplets’ mother this afternoon. What’s that all about?!
#48:  Author: Nell, Location: exiled from the big smoke PostPosted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 2:16 pm
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*bg*

*giggles*

Ta pimmy.
#49:  Author: Kate, Location: Ireland PostPosted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 6:03 pm
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*chortles muchly*

I can't wait to see them at Joey's! Smile

Also, I keep thinking Rosie is CBB Rosie.
#50:  Author: Chair, Location: Rochester, Kent PostPosted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 6:06 pm
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Thanks, Pim. I look forward to seeing them meeting Joey!
#51:  Author: Liane, Location: Manchester PostPosted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 6:31 pm
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Very Happy Thanks Pim
#52:  Author: francesn, Location: away with the faeries PostPosted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 8:32 pm
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*sniggers*

Does Ferry get a doctor then?
#53:  Author: LizB, Location: Oxon, England PostPosted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 12:52 pm
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Laughing Laughing Laughing

Thanks, Pim
#54:  Author: Josie, Location: London PostPosted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 10:43 pm
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Laughing Looking forward to them meeting Joey!

Thanks Pim.
#55:  Author: Nina, Location: Peterborough, UK PostPosted: Mon Oct 30, 2006 10:18 am
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Very Happy Now look what you've done! I've had to raid the library for a Louise Rennison book, though I could only find "And then he ate my boy entrancers". But now I've got to read all of them ... And yes, can't wait for the meeting with Joey Very Happy Very Happy
#56:  Author: princessduckling,  PostPosted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 11:43 am
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This is wonderful stuff. Tell me you're going to write more. Please?!
#57:  Author: Imogen,  PostPosted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 12:45 am
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Thank you Pim, I love Louise Rennison, please write some more!
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