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It's been a week since I last posted in this thing!
It's also been a rather busy week. Handed in my essay proposal for Women in Modern Europe and been reading and reading. Bought a copy of Sense and Sensibility for my Women project; I figure if I'm doing a 3500-word essay on it that it might help to read the book, good as the movie was. I'm taking it easy this week after dreading the essay proposal, brief as it was--I spent ages trying to figure out what to write on!
Otherwise, mainly been working and working. Sometimes it's draining, but sometimes it's totally dull. Still draining when it's dull though. But, now that I've got school and car bills paid for, I can start putting my paycheques towards saving and paying off line of credit instead of paying off bills before I even have the money for stuff.
And finally, a coincidence that only those who are British or familiar with British movies/TV shows will probably find money. An article in The Herald discusses the end of the 3-1/2" floppy disk. By an interesting irony, in South Africa, floppies are called 'stiffies' XD
It's also been a rather busy week. Handed in my essay proposal for Women in Modern Europe and been reading and reading. Bought a copy of Sense and Sensibility for my Women project; I figure if I'm doing a 3500-word essay on it that it might help to read the book, good as the movie was. I'm taking it easy this week after dreading the essay proposal, brief as it was--I spent ages trying to figure out what to write on!
Otherwise, mainly been working and working. Sometimes it's draining, but sometimes it's totally dull. Still draining when it's dull though. But, now that I've got school and car bills paid for, I can start putting my paycheques towards saving and paying off line of credit instead of paying off bills before I even have the money for stuff.
And finally, a coincidence that only those who are British or familiar with British movies/TV shows will probably find money. An article in The Herald discusses the end of the 3-1/2" floppy disk. By an interesting irony, in South Africa, floppies are called 'stiffies' XD
