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In my dream last night/this morning I remember one point where I had to sing Beyonce's part of Telephone.

 

Also thankfully, British Airways phoned to say my folio will be on the 9.40 flight into Edinburgh.

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  MoogleViper said:
my interfering housemate (who constantly insults me and tells me she hates me yet always tries to kiss me when she's had the slightest bit of alcohol)

I think that's an avenue worth exploring. Both of you get drunk, and plow a few times to break the ice.

  Letty said:
I think I need to learn to cook now. I've been at uni for about 6 months now and have only cooked about once. I feel weak and small :(

All you need to know, is that most things go into an oven at 190-220 degrees for around 20 minutes. That's it.

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  EEVILMURRAY said:

All you need to know, is that most things go into an oven at 190-220 degrees for around 20 minutes. That's it.

 

this is like one of the truest things ever... however my oven is broken (lol) so for it its 220 for about 25-30 minutes (takes ages to warm up!!)

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  Shorty said:
Pff, who needs ovens? All you need to survive Uni is a Wok. Woks cook everything.

 

Chicken, Chopped Tomatoes, Random Veg & Spices plus rice. An easy meal that's different every time.

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I didn't have an oven for the (almost) three years I lived on my own, and I survived perfectly without it. Didn't even go out to eat (as there wasn't much nearby/no one would go with me), so depended a lot on my stove and microwave. =P

 

My back seems to be better today. It hurt all of yesterday; had to take painkillers and rely on my cherry stone pillow as well. Did go to aquagym but a lot of the exercises hurt and some I just couldn't do heh. Glad the pain is gone today.

 

 

Also, sunny day! :bouncy:

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I'm helping my sister with her dissertation by transcribing several hour-long interviews she did about sustainable development attitudes in the alternative medicine industry. This would be more monotonous if it wasn't quite so infuriating listening to someone incoherently extoll the virtues of homeopathy 20 seconds at a time. It's like being forced to read the Daily Mail - the deeper you go, the angrier you get.

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  gaggle64 said:
I'm helping my sister with her dissertation by transcribing several hour-long interviews she did about sustainable development attitudes in the alternative medicine industry. This would be more monotonous if it wasn't quite so infuriating listening to someone incoherently extoll the virtues of homeopathy 20 seconds at a time. It's like being forced to read the Daily Mail - the deeper you go, the angrier you get.

 

Ouch - I feel for you, dude!

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Yet you can't make naan bread to go with it :p

 

Well the student turned up for once. Stayed for half the session. Quite an achievement for him. Will speak to him tomorrow and see if he'll sign saying he was there for the whole thing (ergo more cash for me).

 

Speaking of, day of financial faffing today. Ordered a Professional and Careers Development Loan info pack, had a meeting with my bank to make sure my money was in the right place for my impending change, decided I'll look for another job during the Easter break, shopped around for some other ISAs. I get the feeling I'm not going to see any of this summer, but should hopefully be worth it.

 

Bumped into frienquaintence (he lies somewhere between the two) twice yesterday. I wish I could pull of his bohemian coffee shop look, but I just look like a douche. Ah well.

 

Time for food! Then I should do some photoshop work afterwards. Been putting it off all week.

 

Someone on facebook joint a group "School for 12 years, College for 4 years, Work until you die...Great." but he hasn't had a job for the three years I've known him...people eh? :p

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Went to college. There'd been a small fire in the painting class's room (it was shut off, and the door was all charred - stunning) on Monday night, and so the painting class were all in our main studio, with us bunched into the sculpture court. Felt really rude, considering our course is actually meant to be so we get better/have better chances of getting in places, they're just doing an advanced kinda "spare time" thing.

 

Rude cunts.

 

In any case, I went home to take photos. Haven't done that yet, just been arathoning Buffy Season 5, and the airline thankfuly dropped off my portfolio they abandoned in London.

 

Listening to the free CD that came with Mojo, "Dream Pop". It's blowing me.

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More crazy goings on in my Eastenders life...I think. Someone wanna verify my interpretation of this?

 

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Lol I just sat down to start all my tutorial work for the tutorial tomorrow, and I learn I've left my pencil case/calculator and everything else I need in my locker after labs yesterday. Fail. Ah well, I'll just go home before it and sleep instead. I feel really naughty and bad, but I'm past caring at the same time.

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Just got back from my friend's birthday dinner. There's the most painfully amazing girl from university and I was bantering with her. She's from Italy but she talks like a native English speaker and when she says stuff in Italian I melt.

 

Exhausted now and I've got to wake up to do my Foucault presentation tomorrow morning. Should be fun.

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  Daft said:
Just got back from my friend's birthday dinner. There's the most painfully amazing girl from university and I was bantering with her. She's from Italy but she talks like a native English speaker and when she says stuff in Italian I melt.

 

Exhausted now and I've got to wake up to do my Foucault presentation tomorrow morning. Should be fun.

 

We tend to have that effect, it's gotten me out of a number of sticky situations.

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BAH. Am swamped by Bibiography exercises, and Abracting and Summaries. The most menial work ever, so cannot be bothered. Its times like this I wish I was the son of a wealthy Arabian oil sheik.

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  Razz said:
We tend to have that effect, it's gotten me out of a number of sticky situations.

 

If only the same worked for Dutch. =(

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  Razz said:
We tend to have that effect, it's gotten me out of a number of sticky situations.

 

She said 'mozzarella di bufala' and I could have started drooling.

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Fuck it, I've hit a massive brick wall with my soil mechanics coursework, which is a problem as I'd hoped to have it done by tonight, giving me the chance to use what free time (it's a 9am-6pm tomorrow, non-stop) to double check my masonry coursework. Shit. They're both due in this Friday, and I haven't done them earlier because of bloody lab reports, which I still haven't finished - one I haven't even started.

 

Anyway, I'm getting really stressed out and feeling genuinely depressed - as much as I hate to do it whilst 'in the zone', as it were, and so close to he deadline, I know it's for the best. Fuck.

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Got to wait in the office for somebody from the FJF to present/take me to get a monthly train ticket. I already tried getting one before, was more complicated than the train staff made out to be.

 

I just wish they'd sort my flippin pay out first.

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  Razz said:
I happen to love Dutch. I watched Zwartboek and was like....just yes.

 

Well technically I speak Flemish, which in my opinion sounds a bit nicer than Dutch (at least the way I speak it, not those silly people living near the coast, their dialect is horrible). =P

 

 

 

Sooooo stressed. Have another presentation in front of the jury next week and I don't feel like I have anything to show. So I'm somehow gonna have to work my ass off to get at least a few illustrations done, and part of my dissertation too.

 

And all I really want to do is sit outside in the sun...

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Went to college this afternoon after spending the morning taking photos. Didn't actually talk to my tutor about my work, but being there helped solidify my ideas a bit. Also talked to the other two tutors about my Kingston interview.

 

I was stunned by a playlist of Britney Spears remixes I made. Come on Diplo.

 

Also Martha and Rufus Wainwright have been coming from my speakers a fair bit since Tuesday. I'm such a fan, but feel like I don't know anything they're telling me, or that I haven't been listening.

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