Sometimes I like to crumble the Weetabix in the blood. Gives it a little texture.
Blegh. I woke up this morning all full of cold again, which is no fun. So I have spent most of the day sulking and continuing with my Buffy run through. Which means I finally, finally, finally got to see Hush. Oooh, but that is clever television. There are very few Buffy episodes I haven't seen, but this is one of those that they never show on tv before the watershed (another of which being The Body, that I also can't wait to watch) so it was much anticipation time. I was worried it wouldn't live up to my expectations, but hey, this is Joss, no issue here.
One random question though - To be a Teaching Assistant, you don't have actually had to have graduated? Are TA's post grads? Because I assumed Riley was a post-grad but then he said something about being a Psych major, though how can he grade papers when he hasn't graduated himself? Just curious, because we don't have TA's over here (or my uni doesn't, anyway).
Oh, and also, I like that Americans have Weetabix. This is a good thing. Unless they don't, it's just Giles and Spike being British? If so, you should all discover Weetabix. Though possibly not crumbled in blood.
One random question though - To be a Teaching Assistant, you don't have actually had to have graduated? Are TA's post grads? Because I assumed Riley was a post-grad but then he said something about being a Psych major, though how can he grade papers when he hasn't graduated himself? Just curious, because we don't have TA's over here (or my uni doesn't, anyway).
Oh, and also, I like that Americans have Weetabix. This is a good thing. Unless they don't, it's just Giles and Spike being British? If so, you should all discover Weetabix. Though possibly not crumbled in blood.