So, today while doing the weekly grocery shop at Sainsbury's, I paused (as I often do) in the skincare/haircare/etceteracare aisle, pondered a moment and wondered exactly what it is I spend my hard-earned pounds on. Which led to the following "Stuff what I use on my face and in my hair and on my skin" post. (Perhaps I ought to have named it "Stuff ( Read more... )

I had an idea to keep myself entertained while writing reports this year. I'm going to see if I can write at least one comment per class using alliteration only and get it past the editing process ( Read more... )

Some of my current procrastination aids:

1. Laptop
2. Internet (Facebook, LiveJournal, Flickr, Dlisted, Go Fug Yourself, and I'll stop there)
3. TV (Law & Order, Grand Designs, Long Way Down)
4. Books from when I was younger than ten (The Wind in the Willows)
5. Books from when I was older than twelve (Sense and Sensibility)

Like, "What kind of pancake are you?" www.blogthings.com/whatkindofpancakesareyouquiz/

Blueberry. Thanks for asking.

As you were.

You see, back in the day, when Facebook was just this miniscule little blip on the interwebs, I resisted and resisted and resisted invites from friends to join up. And now. Now I feel the need to justify why I spend so much time on there. (Actually, to sound like a complete addict, I don't spend that much time on there - but I do frequent it often ( Read more... )

Is what I should nick-name my boobs, according to: www.blogthings.com/whatshouldyounicknameyourboobsquiz/

That's totally not the result I expected.

Not that I'm procrastinating or anything, but if you go here:
www.blogthings.com/whatsyournoblebritishnamequiz/
you can find out your British noble name. Mine just happens to be Lady Florence Pearl Dangerfield. I'm a little surprised to find that "Danger" is not quite my middle name. Almost, but not quite.

Then if you have a bit more time to spare, ( Read more... )

I've been pissfarting about on the internet instead of doing my readings for uni.

Sloth! (Again!)
 

I get to introduce the students to great stuff they've never seen or heard before. Like the Swedish Chef from The Muppets.

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My students can't get any work done, when this is the view out our classroom window


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