Werewolf Weekends

Saturdays on CBBC used to be sour, but not anymore...

...I found out today that Scream Street is airing from this Saturday onward, so when you thought my favourite CBBC show cannot air from Fridays to Sundays....BOOM! There it is, airing on a Saturday two programmes after Strange Hill High. My mum told me it was a sign of me looking forward in 2019 (which is obviously this year), and after I've done this entry I'm going to write a thank you letter to CBBC for changing my life and Saturdays forever. I may have been guilty over missing the premiere of Scream Street four years ago, but I'm not worrying about it now!

My Dream Journal

Check out the amazing and happy dreams I wrote down for the first time in days!

I am...er...a werewolf?

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
I wanted to be just like Luke, but no, I'm Dennis! I'm glad I chose howling at the moon, so, do you guys know who I'm howling at this very moment? CBBC, that's who! Luke is a symbol of mental illness in people, especially when he becomes a werewolf. I wanted to be like him, but no, I was Dennis the Menace.

Okay, let me try the Scream Street questionnaire. Let me see if I get Cleo this time.

YES! Seriously YES! I got Cleo! I wish she was my sister. If she was, then I'd have no trouble with my mental illness...and with trying to see my friends back when they premiered. No, wait! Today, I'm developing a possible attitude and accepting 2019 as it is. What am I saying?! I wish Cleo was my sister. Forever!

CBBC International Womans' Day Fantastic Female Test

I took the CBBC Fantastic Female Test yesterday and today. Not only was I Rubi from Dennis & Gnasher Unleashed...

...but today, I was also Hetty Feather! Hetty Feather lives a hard life like I do with my mental illness now, but don't worry, everybody, when I recover from my mental illness I'll be up on my feet and working again!

I.B.F.F Diaries '16 - The Summer Holiday

1.A. - The I.B.F.Fs head off on a holiday to the beach.
2.A. - The I.B.F.Fs go surfing, but Tiny builds a sandcastle with Cleo's help.
3.A. - The I.B.F.Fs play hide and seek.
4.A. - Whilst out on the pier, Templeton has trouble deciding which snack to choose.
5.A. - The I.B.F.Fs fly kites on the shore.
6.A. - The I.B.F.Fs agree to watch the sunset, but Resus falls asleep.
7.A. - The I.B.F.Fs try a waterpark.
8.A. - The I.B.F.Fs play tag on the beach.
9.A. - Things get sour without Scream Street back on CBBC, but the I.B.F.Fs have a picnic on the beach.
10.A. - The I.B.F.Fs try to convince Tiny and Small to take a parachute ride, but they're nervous.
11.A. - The I.B.F.Fs have had enough of the Olympics, and play beach volleyball to express what they think of it.
12.A. - Tiny's hiding, but in a cheeky manner. The I.B.F.Fs need your help to find her, Where's Wally style.
13.A. - Small goes, and tries his hand at, surfing.
14.A. - Fancy an ice cream? The I.B.F.Fs do! Meanwhile, CBBC makes the decision to air Scream Street on weekends.
15.A. - The I.B.F.Fs discover Kipper's on holiday like them, and he warns them about what happened to Tiger on his holiday.
16.A. - A giant wave makes a swim in the sea exciting.
17.A. - The I.B.F.Fs find butterflies on the beach and try to catch them.
18.A. - Cleo wants to relax in the warm sunshine, but Mitchell, Luke and Resus spoil her peace and quiet and she must find somewhere else tranquil.
19.A. - A heartwarming moment occurs when the friends place their handprints in the sand.
20.A. - A bit of trouble occurs in the beach hut.
21.A. - The I.B.F.Fs play a wild, noisy parachute game that Templeton doesn't like.
22.A. - The I.B.F.Fs race for the waves and feel them splashing over them.
23.A - The I.B.F.Fs race across the beach.
24.A. - The I.B.F.Fs go scuba diving, but Resus and Cleo are curious.
25.A. - The friends relax in a hammock.
26.A. - Becky gets stung by a bee and is put on bed rest in the beach hut.
27.A - Becky, stung, watches as the others play and is bored.
28.A. - The gang require the help of Dr. Skulley to treat Becky's pain.
29.A. - Becky's finally healed from her stings.
30.A. - On the last day of their holiday, the I.B.F.Fs feel they'll miss the beach.
31.A. - The I.B.F.Fs head off back home to CBBC and CBeebies.

The Muddy River - A Dream

Last night, I had a strange dream. Well, obviously I know today I had a warm and milky drink, but I obviously remember the dream where Luke, Resus, Cleo and I were raised naked in the jungle and slept in the coziness of an eagle's nest. That was warm. Nothing is warmer than one of the many follow up dreams.

Luke, Resus, Cleo and I were feral, which meant, living in the wild without any clothes - except for Cleo of course, because she still wears bandages. We were playing near this muddy river, and in the process, we got as dirty as we thought we would be - we even covered our bodies with mud from the river bank. Remember that scene in Tarzan where Tarzan covered himself in mud trying to make himself look like an ape? That scene was featured a few years ago in Greystoke: The Legend Of Tarzan when Tarzan was playing with one of his fellow apes. Well, it was like that, but in a fun and natural kind of sense.

Our friend the eagle (remember her from the first dream we were feral?) flew in and made us take a bath in the nearby water so we can clean off the mud. She was kind and trusting like she was when we slept in her nest. Cleaning ourselves in the water was even more fun than covering ourselves with mud, yet it was very tranquil and full of life, reviving our hearts and letting us, inside, hear them beat with the rhythm of our wild home.

And what was an eagle's was of drying her young? With her feathers of course! Feathers tickle when you're being dried off by an eagle, and that's how we felt.

In real life, if I were to play in the mud, bathe in a river and dry myself in towels made of bird feathers, this is eventually a sign you, or even a werewolf, a vampire or an Egyptian mummy for instance, were living with nature.

Sparkle World

This is the issue of Sparkle World that came with my School For Stars book and letter from Nana. I love to show you the pages of my magazine.

School For Stars 3!

My New Organizing Notebook

Here's a new brother for my Work Book, to help me organize what I'm going to do every single day. Makes a change for putting pieces of paper in little tubs, eh?

Nana's Letter

Nana's letter came through the post this morning. I appreciate her dry humor very much, much like the time I went to stay with her in 2011 and I thought she was an alien! :)

FINALLY!

Just happened to stumble upon a clip from Youtube based on the CBBC show Whoops I Missed The Bus. Here, one half of this video talks about, in the year it was recorded [2015], Scream Street! YAY! Oh my god, it's like the uploader of this video, GLMPC, read my mind and decided that something had to be done. If you want to skip to this extremely fun and exciting part of the video, go to the 11:54 mark. Let the excitement unfold!

Wandonia & Evie's Magic Bracelet

I've just thought up two new ideas in one morning - and they're truly magic!

First, there's an original movie, Wandonia. It's the tale of a magical land guarded by the power of a mystical pinnacle wand that gives everyone their powers and brings light and joy to the land. One day, someone steals the wand and plunges the land, named Wandonia because of its giant pinnacle, into darkness. This causes everyone to loose their powers except for a young boy named Mark, who may be the only hope for the land. He must find four of the people of Wandonia who still have magic powers in order to get into the gateway of the mysterious man who stole the wand.

Next, there's Evie's Magic Bracelet, based on the books by Jessica Ennis Hill.

I've got an extract in one of my Totally magazines, but it's about a girl named Evie who recieves some magic bracelets from her grandmother. Each bracelet is totally different in each movie - they give you the power to talk to animals, bring toys to life, conjure anything you wanted out of thin air, become invisible whenever you wanted, do magic just by thinking about it, fly and see golden magic everywhere. Trust me, when I get the book, you'll be wondering if there's an introduction by Jessica Ennis Hill herself at the beginning of the DVDs of each of these animated film adaptions. I think I'm quite used to adapting books by Nosy Crow now - I'm going to explore their website now.