Wednesdays and Thursdays and ...

[cecilya]

There are these things about free afternoons. Either you get a lot done or you don't get anything done at all. Today, fortunately, was one of the former days and I succeeded in writing the paper for my presentation in history. It's about the history of Congo, which is kind of bloody, but nevertheless. While doing this, I once again discovered how

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[jimaine42]

History can be such a wonderful hobby... To this day I maintain a long-distance ("long" because they're all dead:-) with T.E. Lawrence, Horatio Nelson and the Duke of Wellington, and a few other obscure persons.... Never ceases to be a LOAD of fun, though, so...I can certainly understand how the Congo conflict is a multi-faceted and fascinating subject; that region doesn't seem to give to give many positive things to the world (Ebola, to name just one). And I agree with you on Wikipedia - it is a good resource on things that are factual, universally agreed on...but as soon as it gets just the slightest bit controversial, well, there you go.

As for the exam, good luck...there were a few things in my school-time where we were given presentations/reports about and the teacher expected us to be experts....

[rikki8879]

Ihr dürft Wikipedia für die Schule nutzen? Cool. :-) Wobei das auch immer etwas grenzwertig ist, wenn da jeder Hans und Franz seinen Senf reinschreiben kann, aber da ist durchaus einiges brauchbar. :-)

Und viel Glück für Deutsch! *fingers crossed*

[cecilya]

Yes, we can! Wie Obama jetzt sagen würde. ;) Ja, ist etwas grenzwertig. Aber naja, manche verteufeln es, aber im Großen und Ganzen erlauben sie uns alle, es zu benutzen. *höhö*

Danke, danke. Lief ganz gut mit Deutsch. Die Aufgaben waren etwas sinnlos, aber sie meinte, sie bewertet nicht so streng und wir können eigentlich schreiben, was wir wollen, solange wir es gut begründen. Äh, ja. Nudann. *grins*

[rikki8879]

Das ist ja auch mal ne Ansage. *g*