FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS

FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS -
DO NOT CHEAT
OR IT WON'T WORK AND
YOU WILL WISH YOU HADN`T.

TAKE 3 MINUTES
TRY THIS - IT WILL FREAK YOU OUT.







NO CHEATING !!!!










THIS GAME HAS A FUNNY / CREEPY OUTCOME.







DO NOT READ AHEAD, JUST DO IT.



IT TAKES ABOUT 3 MINUTES - WORTH A TRY


1st. Get PEN and PAPER



2nd. WHEN CHOOSING NAMES, MAKE SURE THEY ARE REAL PEOPLE THAT YOU ACTUALLY KNOW



3rd. GO WITH YOUR FIRST INSTINCTS !!!!! Very important for good results.


4th. SCROLL DOWN
ONE LINE AT THE TIME
DON`T READ AHEAD
otherwise
YOU WILL RUIN THE FUN.










1. On a blank sheet of paper, WRITE NUMBERS 1 through 11 in a COLUMN on the LEFT.













2. BESIDE the NUMBERS 1 & 2,
WRITE DOWN ANY
2 NUMBERS YOU WANT.



DO YOU HAVE A FAVORITE NUMBER?













3. BESIDE the NUMBERS 3 & 7,
WRITE DOWN THE NAMES OF TWO MEMBERS
OF THE OPPOSITE SEX.














CAUTION: DO NOT LOOK AHEAD or IT WILL NOT TURN OUT RIGHT














4. WRITE ANYONE S NAME
(like FRIENDS or FAMILY...)
next to 4, 5, & 6.












DON`T CHEAT OR YOU`LL BE UPSET THAT YOU DID













5. WRITE down FOUR SONG TITLES in 8, 9, 10, & 11
















6. Finally,
MAKE A WISH
















ARE YOU READY?
HERE IS THE
KEY TO THE GAME












1. THE NUMBER of PEOPLE YOU MUST TELL ABOUT THIS GAME is found in
SPACE 2




2. THE PERSON IN SPACE
3 IS THE ONE YOU LOVE





3. THE PERSON YOU LIKE but your relationship CANNOT WORK is in
SPACE 7





4. YOU CARE MOST about the PERSON you put in
SPACE 4






5. THE PERSON YOU NAME IN NUMBER 5 IS THE ONE WHO
KNOWS YOU VERY WELL.






6. THE PERSON YOU NAMED IN 6 IS THE YOUR
LUCKY STAR






7. THE SONG IN 8 IS THE SONG THAT MATCHES WITH THE
PERSON IN NUMBER 3





8. THE TITLE IN 9 IS THE SONG FOR THE
PERSON IN 7






9. THE 10TH SPACE IS THE SONG THAT TELLS YOU MOST ABOUT
YOUR MIND





10. AND 11 IS THE SONG TELLING HOW YOU
FEEL ABOUT LIFE





11. NUMBER 1 IS YOUR
LUCKY NUMBER





PUT THIS ON YOUR SITE
WITHIN AN HOUR OF READING THIS.


IF YOU DO, YOUR WISH WILL COME TRUE.

IF YOU FAIL TO, IT WILL BECOME THE OPPOSITE

Everyone Has Their Firsts...

First Real Best Friend: Launa
First School: Allendale
First Phone: Nokia something
First Funeral: None
First Pet: Jess the cat
First Big Trip: France
First Fight: Can't remember
First Celebrity Crush: Simon off blue peter haha
First Time out of the Country: France
First Job: Dont really have a proper job
First Bebo Friend: Not sure...


Everyone Has Their Lasts...

Last Person Hugged: Dunno... my sister i think
Last Car Ride: From school performance last night
Last Time I Cried: Erm... Sunday night to beauty and the beast
Last Movie I Watched: Beauty and the Beast
Last Food I Ate: Shortbread
Last Item Bought: Boots
Last Shirt Worn: For Ranters concert
Last Phone Call: Hatty
Last Text Message: Tom
Last Thing I Touched: My laptop
Last Funeral: None
Last Time At The Mall: Last Saturday
Last Time You Were Excited For Something: Erm... being off school today!
Last Person I Saw: Mum
Last Thing I Drank: Orange
Last Person That Broke My Heart: Hmm...
Last Time I Was Really Honestly Happy: In America I think

I am 41 years old and I have come here from Ruhmangabo by foot. We came nearly one month ago now - me an my three children.

I had nine children in total but six of them were killed in the first war seven years ago now, along with my husband. Soldiers from one of the rebel armies came to our village and killed them, after looting everything that we had.
When this war started I was very scared when I realized that the same levels of violence and fighting could happen again, so I fled with my three children to Goma as soon as we could. At least here I feel safe, and don't think the soldiers will come like they did before. This is the first time I have been displaced though, other families in this camp have had to move many times, but for us this is the first. Although I wish now that I had left Ruhamangabo the first time the war came, because then maybe the rest of my family would have been saved. When we left I couldn't bring anything with us because I wanted to leave quickly.
The journey to Goma also took us nearly three days by foot, and we couldn't have carried much all of that way. At the moment I am borrowing pots to cook in and we are living in a shelter made of a plastic sheet that we were given. It is OK, it keeps out the rain most of the time, but sometimes it leaks if the rain is very heavy. We sleep on the floor, with only some Pangas (pieces of Congolese cloth) to cover us at night. It can get very cold, but at least we have each other to keep warm. My children are 15, 12 and 7 years old. The two oldest were going to school in Ruhmangabo but since we arrived here there is no school for them. I would like them to start studying again, but it is hard because there is no school here for children who have been displaced.
I am worried that if they stay out of stay out of school they won't remember things. My biggest need at the moment is clothes for all of us, we only have the clothes that we left in. I also would like to have a better shelter than this that doesn't leak when it rains because I am worried the children may get sick if they get wet and cold. We are receiving food help - we get two cups of beans a day that is enough to feed us, but we are still hungry sometimes and I have no money to buy other food. My biggest wish is to go back to Ruhmangabo when the war finishes, but we don't know when that is going to be - there is still fighting and I wouldn't feel safe. I also don't think that the soldiers would have left anything in our house - I heard that nearly everything was looted, but at least it would be a house and a place I know