Its over! Its finally over! ..the second year of uni, that is. 
I had my final exam yesterday morning, it was awful and Im pretty sure I cocked it up, but thats okay because Im free! 
(and because your worst 40 credits arent counted anyway 
)
I celebrated by eating blueberry cookies while watching last weeks Doctor Who I topped it off today with a spot of retail therapy: books, tights and a butterscotch milkshake It was made all the better by being served with the most awesome bloke ever to work at a Waterstones, we ended up chatting about Discworld books for a while and arguing over whos better: Rincewind or Vimes (clearly its Vimes 
)
Speaking of which, has anyone seen the trailer for Sky Ones Going Postal? Good gods it looks good:
I always find the adaptations a bit lacking in some way, but nonetheless theyre still a lot of fun, and I always end up getting the DVD. Besides, Tamsin Greig, Andrew Sachs, Steve Pemberton, Richard Coyle... Id be mad to miss it
Things are back to being hectic after today, however: tomorrow my friends and I are going out to a magical bar in Wimbledon that serves 2-for-7 cocktails as big as your head in the same instance as cheap (but high quality) steak and muffins for some full-on indulgence before hitting a karaoke bar to embarrass ourselves in style!, Friday will therefore be an attempt at combining hangover recovery and packing before my aunty comes down to see the final of Over the Rainbow (I like musicals, I like trash TV, so sue me ) which will take all day since its a live recording, and then (hypothetically) taking all my stuff back to Yorkshire on Sunday morning.... and Im not even going to mention whats on schedule after that 
As such, I figure for now at least its worth catching up with trash TV, with Being Human, and with a whole lot of non-academic reading.
In other news, did anyone hear about this? In South Yorkshire a man was arrested, interrogated for seven hours, was fined 1000 and lost his job, all because of a tweet he didnt quite think through. Im not sure if Im angry, sad, or indifferent to this I say the last of the three because I suppose that this sort of thing doesnt really stun me anymore, which in its own way is rather sad. But David Mitchell says it better than I could in his article here.
Anyway, I digress, how are you all?
I had my final exam yesterday morning, it was awful and Im pretty sure I cocked it up, but thats okay because Im free! (and because your worst 40 credits arent counted anyway )I celebrated by eating blueberry cookies while watching last weeks Doctor Who
I topped it off today with a spot of retail therapy: books, tights and a butterscotch milkshake It was made all the better by being served with the most awesome bloke ever to work at a Waterstones, we ended up chatting about Discworld books for a while and arguing over whos better: Rincewind or Vimes (clearly its Vimes )Speaking of which, has anyone seen the trailer for Sky Ones Going Postal? Good gods it looks good:
I always find the adaptations a bit lacking in some way, but nonetheless theyre still a lot of fun, and I always end up getting the DVD. Besides, Tamsin Greig, Andrew Sachs, Steve Pemberton, Richard Coyle... Id be mad to miss it
Things are back to being hectic after today, however: tomorrow my friends and I are going out to a magical bar in Wimbledon that serves 2-for-7 cocktails as big as your head in the same instance as cheap (but high quality) steak and muffins for some full-on indulgence before hitting a karaoke bar to embarrass ourselves in style!
, Friday will therefore be an attempt at combining hangover recovery and packing before my aunty comes down to see the final of Over the Rainbow (I like musicals, I like trash TV, so sue me ) which will take all day since its a live recording, and then (hypothetically) taking all my stuff back to Yorkshire on Sunday morning.... and Im not even going to mention whats on schedule after that As such, I figure for now at least its worth catching up with trash TV, with Being Human, and with a whole lot of non-academic reading.
In other news, did anyone hear about this? In South Yorkshire a man was arrested, interrogated for seven hours, was fined 1000 and lost his job, all because of a tweet he didnt quite think through. Im not sure if Im angry, sad, or indifferent to this I say the last of the three because I suppose that this sort of thing doesnt really stun me anymore, which in its own way is rather sad. But David Mitchell says it better than I could in his article here.
Anyway, I digress, how are you all?