Time for TMA1 - neuropsychology
Well now, biological psychology huh, interesting huh, my god you didn't think it would be that easy though did you! /sarcasm.
I know all the forums, advise and sample modules all warned at how difficult it was going to be, and I can't say I'm surprised. I am however amazed at how interesting I am finding it and and that is making me change my ways (this is the 2nd time I have been clean from overdrinking and smoking in the last 3 months).
Mustn't think back in regret but if only I was allowed to follow what I wanted to do in my younger years, I really believe I would have done something with my life. When I really want something I guess I can find the way to get there. Choices never being my own back then, I never learnt that you can drive your own destiny until I married Mike. For teaching to me, things like this, he is my Shanker, he is being those parts my father oughto have been, like a guru to worship for their selfless tasking to teach you their knowledge. (He probably thought he was doing, but sorry dad it was Mum who taught me things, thats why I can cook indian food but can't do anything under the bonnet of a car. I'll give you this though, you made me understand the value of saving money and how to find the best car insurance deal, lol.)
Anyhoo, it's time to comeplete my 1st TMA, I'm behind on my reading a little but because I read the instructions before reading the text book, I ommitted to note I only had to read up to chapter 2 for the assignment and now I have 4 days to do it in.
I won't go into work pressures at the mo, that can wait for another entry, but I'll make note that I did apply for the permanant Animal Health Officer job, the sift was last week, there are 10 applicants, far mo0re that I expected, and I REALLY want the job. Hopefully I get to an interview then there'll be more work to do.
But now Josh, please get on with answering questions about glial cells and plagiarizing (they've set us questions on plagiarising, talk about hammer to crack a nut, yes I get it ok OU!)
I know all the forums, advise and sample modules all warned at how difficult it was going to be, and I can't say I'm surprised. I am however amazed at how interesting I am finding it and and that is making me change my ways (this is the 2nd time I have been clean from overdrinking and smoking in the last 3 months).
Mustn't think back in regret but if only I was allowed to follow what I wanted to do in my younger years, I really believe I would have done something with my life. When I really want something I guess I can find the way to get there. Choices never being my own back then, I never learnt that you can drive your own destiny until I married Mike. For teaching to me, things like this, he is my Shanker, he is being those parts my father oughto have been, like a guru to worship for their selfless tasking to teach you their knowledge. (He probably thought he was doing, but sorry dad it was Mum who taught me things, thats why I can cook indian food but can't do anything under the bonnet of a car. I'll give you this though, you made me understand the value of saving money and how to find the best car insurance deal, lol.)
Anyhoo, it's time to comeplete my 1st TMA, I'm behind on my reading a little but because I read the instructions before reading the text book, I ommitted to note I only had to read up to chapter 2 for the assignment and now I have 4 days to do it in.
I won't go into work pressures at the mo, that can wait for another entry, but I'll make note that I did apply for the permanant Animal Health Officer job, the sift was last week, there are 10 applicants, far mo0re that I expected, and I REALLY want the job. Hopefully I get to an interview then there'll be more work to do.
But now Josh, please get on with answering questions about glial cells and plagiarizing (they've set us questions on plagiarising, talk about hammer to crack a nut, yes I get it ok OU!)