Kevin Garnett and Kobe Bryant

Paul Pierce Celebrates With the MVP Trophy

The Boston Celtics. New NBA Champions!

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! Well, yes! But nooooooooooooooooooooo!. Yes!, because the Boston Celtics have won the NBA finals for the first time in 21 years. Noooooooooooooooooooo!, because I missed the whole freakin game because I was at school and had Alice in Wonderland rehearsal after school. The whole time I was at the rehearsal I was fidgeting restlessly, hoping with all my heart that the Lakers could beat the Celtics, forcing the game 7 on Friday so I could watch the whole game. But luck wasn't on my side. The Celtics absolutely annihilated the Lakers in a 131-92 victory. And the replay is on at finishes at midnight tonight, and I can't watch it because I have to get up early tomorrow for another rehearsal! I can't even record it because my mum hasn't set up our DVD recorder so we can't record anything on SKY!!!!!!!

Oh well, I am happy that the Celtics won, and that Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen and Paul Pierce finally have their first championship rings. Pierce got the well-deserved Most Valuable Player award for the finals, and fans all over Boston are cheering for joy.

10 Years Time

In ten years time I see myself travelling the world, hopefully with the love of my life, or if the right girl (or guy [but mainly girl]) hasn't come along yet, then I will go with a mate (probably Josh). I would have just graduated from uni (not sure what in yet), so I will be full of knowledge. Hopefully whoever I go with and I will be fully loaded so we could stay in each country a few months at a time, so we can get the full feeling of each place. We won't leave any countries out so we don't miss out on anything. Because my brain will be bursting with knowledge from uni, all I will then will be experience. Experience that I can gather by traveling the world.

After we have travelled to all (or most) of the countries, whoever I am travelling with and I will settle down in one country for a few years (probably the UK or the USA. Over there I will use my knowledge and experience to get a good job and earn lots of money.

After a few years I will move back to New Zealand to the Whangaparaoa Peninsula to settle down and start a family and stuff. I will probably go back to school and get my Doctorate in whatever.

I would also like to go somewhere with my basketball. It would be great to represent my country in the sport, or even make it into the NBA. If something like that did happen, I would probably have to put my travel and education on hold which will be quite hard. It is really important to me that I go to university and get my education, because I know I will regret it later in life if I don't.