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When I am not at School, what do I spend most of my time doing?

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When I am not at School, what do I spend most of my time doing?

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Usually after school, when I get home, I hate to say it but most of my time is spent doing very mundane things such as scrolling through social media, watching whatever is new on Netflix or jumping on a video game with my friends. Even though its quite repetitive, I have no fixed schedule therefore I can fit in some more abrupt interesting things such as going to the cinema, or going to eat out, or going to the gym, or going to a festival because my schedule is so flexible, you could call it being idle though.

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One thing I wish I had more time for in my life.

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One thing I wish I had more time for in my life.

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I can't say if it's time or patience, but I wish I had more time to learn new languages. The prospect of being able to communicate to such a larger amount of people intrigues me. Specialized languages such as sign language could open up a gateway to a whole new world of people that I could never have truly understood, or just widely spoken languages such as Spanish or mandarin, that could opened up a whole new culture for me, one that I could've never experienced without learning it. But again, I'm too lazy.

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My favorite book is a thriller, sort of detective mystery type of novel, titled An Inspector Calls. I was first introduced to it in my old school after I finished my designated work, and was given a copy of it to read in the time left. The reasoning behind my fondness of this book is its slightly supernatrual plot (you have to read it to understand),its literary realism at the introduction, and the emotional rollercoaster of plot twist that it brings you on as you read and learn the details behind each and every character. If I were to put it into words, I would say, it feels like a completely new book to me every time I read it.

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Charlie Horse has very set ideas of just how his pub should be run. No food (apart from crisps and nuts) and very definite ideas about what kind of customers are welcome in his hostelry. Unbeknown to Charlie however, there is something very odd indeed going on in "The Bucket and Shovel", and for just this once, Charlie is going to be the last person to find out. Because very shortly, an inspector is going to call...

Please note this is a short story and is quite difficult to categorise - there are slight elements of fantasy (although it has a contemporary setting) as well as a smattering of mystery, and also is intended to have a slight Pratchettesque feeling to it.

This short story is also available in the "Paul McCartney's Coat and Other Stories" collection, along with nine other tales, and is available to purchase separately.

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Charlie Horse has very set ideas of just how his pub should be run. No food (apart from crisps and nuts) and very definite ideas about what kind of customers are welcome in his hostelry. Unbeknown to Charlie however, there is something very odd indeed going on in "The Bucket and Shovel"...