Music needs to be tidied up and some bits need to be louder
Saturday 16 October 2010
katie-guess what
jaelle-what
katie-josh so likes you
jaelle-no he doesnt
katie-yes he does
jaelle-no he doesnt i saw him looking at you
katie-no defo you
jaelle-he did say hi the other day
katie-see i told you
jaelle-well what should i do?
katie- well you could...
jaelle- you hear that?
katie-no what is it?
jaelle- its the ....
katie & jaelle - coco pop transmiter
Here we have the refectory where we could film them in a ''cafe'' painting there nails just before they have to rush of.
Here we have the costa bit where you can get coffee this is the other place which would fit in with were we could film them drinking and eating while painting nails
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