#goodbyewaterlooroad

Hi guys, I was just thinking about how I have had this blog for nearly 5 months now, but I’ve never really told you about myself and how I found Waterloo Road!

Well! I’m 15 and I live in Australia, I’m in year 10 in the Australian school system (I think if I was in England I would just be finishing year 10, I think..). I love Waterloo Road (obviously!), netball and hairdressing. I am currently studying at school as well as training in hairdressing on Friday’s so life is very busy for me right now!

I first found Waterloo Road when I’d just turned 13 when my mum was watching an episode from series 4 on the ABC during non-rating hours. I asked what the show was about and was really interested so one day when I was a little bored I ended up watching series 4. After that I left it because I didn’t want to go back to series 3 and series 5 wasn’t on youtube.

Anyways at the begin of 2014 in the summer holidays I thought I might watch Waterloo Road from the beginning…. and so the obsession began. Since then I have seen every series plenty of times! I began this blog just after series 10 episode 4.

Since then I have woken up early Tuesday mornings with a pad of paper and pen and I’ve taken notes on episodes ready to become posts for my blog. It gets a little hard when I’m at school when Waterloo Road is on but I always manage. I have loved doing this blog as it has been a place for me to share my love for Waterloo Road with people who actually know what it is and love it too! (Not many people down under have heard of Waterloo Road).

I would like to say a big thank you to all 560 of my beautiful followers. I honestly couldn’t believe when I got 50 let alone over 500! I never expected for my blog to do so well and I am really thankful to all of you for making that possible. I put so much effort into this blog so I could never thank you guys enough.

With much, much love,

So it just hit me that this is my last episode review :( This has been one of my favourite things to do so thanks to everyone that has followed. 

VERY happy with how they ended Waterloo Road, I honestly was so nervous that I wouldn't like it and I would be super disappointed but Waterloo Road sure did impress me. 

Isn't Rob a bit of a *place your highest insult here*. The whole locking in the freezer thing seemed extremely "Pretty Little Liars" (for those of you who watch you will understand). Lorna has been one of my favourite characters throughout these past few episodes so I was really excited for her storyline to really come out. Also I'm really happy that (presumably) her and Marco are together now :D

I thought that second half of this episode (after all the classic juicy drama) was such a brilliant summary of the characters in the show and what it's all about. What should've been a cheesy 'this is my story' scene in the hall was actually a heart-wrenchingly beautiful moment that was quite teary to watch. Heart-warming stories were flowing out of all the kids so much that even George smiled.

I think the part which really hit me about this episode was the last minute or so. Panning through the school, famous quotes from famous characters were played. From students to parents to teachers, from series 1 to series 10 it covered some of the best moments and story lines of the show. So happy about how they ended it.

Thank you to everyone who has ever taken the time to read one of my episode reviews, I've really enjoyed making them :)

Lots and lots and lots! of love,