I have been succcessful in doing things today, if your definition of successful includes doing a lot of laundry (and hanging it outside to dry in the sun and the wind) and making a start on homework. I have been doing a section of questions on the Fair Trading Act 1986, which I am starting to get tired of. Two questions left to answer:

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It has been a glorious weekend, weather-wise, aside from the showers on Saturday afternoon. I have done much study and am thoroughly sick of the ILAC method, the New Zealand Constitution, the Contractual Remedies Act 1979, Donoghue v. Stevenson and all the rest. Studying outside in the sun was nice. Tomorrow, I think I will give myself the ( Read more... )

The end of cell group last night was derailed by this video made by a Professor Hans Rosling. It's about statistics relating to health and poverty. There are neat bubbles that float across the graph, with the population of the country represented by the size of the bubble. It's about twenty minutes and well worth watching ( Read more... )

To do today:

Harvest corianderPlant new coriander ( Read more... )

I don't know why I do this to myself. I know what I need to do for the LARP character editing, I knew roughly how much time it would take, I knew when I needed to get it done by. Yet I still waited until the day before the meeting to go through and edit things. It's mostly done now and I'll stop for the night I think. I just have to write the ( Read more... )

My last day at Fraser was today. I didn't exactly expect anything unusual to happen. And before I go on - yes, I am all right - now ( Read more... )