i think too much
So I'll be sending Christmas cards out on Monday the 13th. If you haven't already, comment here if you want a card (comments on that post are screeeeeeeened). So far, it's rogueslayer452 , oddlyfamiliar , twivamp92 and kittysorceress
Umm...appologies in advance for everyone...without...an Australian address. The perfectionist in me doesn't like that the address on the envelopes is wonky. :P Also to oddlyfamiliar who has the longest address I've ever had to write out. I was concentrating so hard on a) writing the address properly and b) making sure it fit on the envelope that by the time I was writing 'United Kingdom' I weirdly misspelled so the 'd' of kingdom is...odd...now. :P Somehow I decided an s would work better there. Not sure if I should have written the USA ones as 'United States of America' but I'm sure it won't make much difference...
In other news, in the past few days I've submitted both a job application for a position I'd really like and my exchange application. The first, if I hear back from them, will be some time this month. The second I won't hear back from until January/February IF I've been accepted and which university I've been nominated to go to. Then I get to apply all over again to the university directly.
And then figure out how I'm going to survive sub-zero temperatures. Any tips? :P
Umm...appologies in advance for everyone...without...an Australian address. The perfectionist in me doesn't like that the address on the envelopes is wonky. :P Also to oddlyfamiliar who has the longest address I've ever had to write out. I was concentrating so hard on a) writing the address properly and b) making sure it fit on the envelope that by the time I was writing 'United Kingdom' I weirdly misspelled so the 'd' of kingdom is...odd...now. :P Somehow I decided an s would work better there. Not sure if I should have written the USA ones as 'United States of America' but I'm sure it won't make much difference...
In other news, in the past few days I've submitted both a job application for a position I'd really like and my exchange application. The first, if I hear back from them, will be some time this month. The second I won't hear back from until January/February IF I've been accepted and which university I've been nominated to go to. Then I get to apply all over again to the university directly.
And then figure out how I'm going to survive sub-zero temperatures. Any tips? :P