so give me all your pity, and your money now..all of it...
Come on!
I can't make a simple decision. It's ridiculous. Should I a)Go to my Film lecture. There's a guest speaker today, a screenplay writer, and it will probably be very interesting. Anyway, I hardly EVER skip lectures. Or should I b)Go to Glasgow and interview Rilo Kiley at the QMU before the Bright Eyes gig starts??? AAH. I can't make up my mind. My Oxfam boss said I should go to Glasgow because 'It's a concert, so it's relevant for media studies. And anyway you can work on the train.'
mmmmmmmm.......
Should I listen to someone speak about life or go and live a little?
OK, it's not that drastic a situation but..I still don't know what to do.
In other news, I have acquired a job at a garden centre coffee shop. What larks! I do like garden centres. They soothe me in much the same way that large stationary shops situated on industrial estates do. I can't quite explain it. The centre was huge and light and colourful. There were wires everywhere because they were still building it. It opens tomorrow at 08:30 and thats when I start. Goodness. It has a juicebar and everything.
Am I an idiot for getting a job while I'm at uni? One of Mark's tutors advised him against getting a job, and told him that "When I was at Caimbridge, we were forbidden to have jobs."
AAHH, but if you're at Cambridge in the first place then you're pretty much guaranteed a job after graduating, right?? SO I assume money isn't quite so much of a issue. I don't know..I don't know anyone studying at Cambridge.
1 week left, three essays to finish..
Does anyone have ANY thoughts on the mysterious and romantic elements in Austen's Persuasion? Or on the role of memory in the creation of Anne Elliot?? If so, do share! I did have some thoughts..but I've written them all down now and I still have 700 words to go.
Oh, also: my radio show's back on! Heaven or Las Vegas, Saturdays from 20:00-22:00 (British time). Listen online at www.air3.co.uk
It'll be great. Honest. Well...
I can't make a simple decision. It's ridiculous. Should I a)Go to my Film lecture. There's a guest speaker today, a screenplay writer, and it will probably be very interesting. Anyway, I hardly EVER skip lectures. Or should I b)Go to Glasgow and interview Rilo Kiley at the QMU before the Bright Eyes gig starts??? AAH. I can't make up my mind. My Oxfam boss said I should go to Glasgow because 'It's a concert, so it's relevant for media studies. And anyway you can work on the train.'
mmmmmmmm.......
Should I listen to someone speak about life or go and live a little?
OK, it's not that drastic a situation but..I still don't know what to do.
In other news, I have acquired a job at a garden centre coffee shop. What larks! I do like garden centres. They soothe me in much the same way that large stationary shops situated on industrial estates do. I can't quite explain it. The centre was huge and light and colourful. There were wires everywhere because they were still building it. It opens tomorrow at 08:30 and thats when I start. Goodness. It has a juicebar and everything.
Am I an idiot for getting a job while I'm at uni? One of Mark's tutors advised him against getting a job, and told him that "When I was at Caimbridge, we were forbidden to have jobs."
AAHH, but if you're at Cambridge in the first place then you're pretty much guaranteed a job after graduating, right?? SO I assume money isn't quite so much of a issue. I don't know..I don't know anyone studying at Cambridge.
1 week left, three essays to finish..
Does anyone have ANY thoughts on the mysterious and romantic elements in Austen's Persuasion? Or on the role of memory in the creation of Anne Elliot?? If so, do share! I did have some thoughts..but I've written them all down now and I still have 700 words to go.
Oh, also: my radio show's back on! Heaven or Las Vegas, Saturdays from 20:00-22:00 (British time). Listen online at www.air3.co.uk
It'll be great. Honest. Well...