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        Charles Darwin saw the classification of species as unbelievably complicated. For, despite all our differences,we all evolved from the same, simple beginnings.                                             Classification, although noble, is thus immensely limited.    In the same way, humanity endeavours to classify itself in almost every aspect of human existence. Those 'fundamental' questions                      -male or female?                                black or white?                                         young or old?                                                   theist or atheist?                            

I haven't really been on here lately! I guess its because when I finish a drawing I can't be bothered to then walk to the library (thus converse with the woodsend library regulars) and pay 10p (my lord, do those 10ps add up) to scan it in. If I am honest, I have been feeling quite low at the moment. I've been busying myself with projects to fill in the gaps life insists on leaving me, but just before I am about to complete the project I've been stooping over for ten hours all day-I'll hesitate. I realise then, that I don't want it to end. Because then what? Another project. Another end. So I prolong the endings, because I can't help it. I a

It has come to my attention that today is my last day of being fifteen, and along with this thought comes the realisation that tomorrow not only means I am one year older but...aaaah. CHOCOLATE CAKE. It seems that no matter what, every single year, the thing that I get myself most excited about is, always, without fail, my great big dobbing chocolate cake. I get the same one every year. Besides, it seems pointless to choose another when I have found one that is already so...perfect. In case you're wondering, it is levered in smarties (!!!) and rolos and munchies. What else can I say? Yes. I think it is apparent that I shall have some dif