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Feb. 4th, 2008 10:55 pmAh, what the heck, humour me XD
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Interesting day today. I had my Humber College interview starting at 10, so I left around ten after eight to allow for traffic. A truck driver was pulled over on an on-ramp to the 427 north near the airport, and from Guelph Line to the 427 was bumper to bumper (a very long way!). I finally got to the ramp, thinking that there was a separate 427 south ramp, but there wasn't. Ended up getting off at Eglington and taking Kipling Avenue directly there (if you don't know the streets I'm talking about, don't worry about it :P).
The interview went okay. 45 minutes of orientation, most of which I already knew, and a ten-minute interview which went quite well. I had a bit of an edge, considering my father knows half the faculty at Humber, including my interviewer. He said it was very likely I'd be there next semester. Here's hoping!
I've got two assignments due Wednesday, a six-page paper, of which I've written half a page, and a 300-500-word essay proposal. I just need to get the books out so I can list them and do little write-ups on half of them, saying why I'm using them. Back to work!
Get your own valentinr
Interesting day today. I had my Humber College interview starting at 10, so I left around ten after eight to allow for traffic. A truck driver was pulled over on an on-ramp to the 427 north near the airport, and from Guelph Line to the 427 was bumper to bumper (a very long way!). I finally got to the ramp, thinking that there was a separate 427 south ramp, but there wasn't. Ended up getting off at Eglington and taking Kipling Avenue directly there (if you don't know the streets I'm talking about, don't worry about it :P).
The interview went okay. 45 minutes of orientation, most of which I already knew, and a ten-minute interview which went quite well. I had a bit of an edge, considering my father knows half the faculty at Humber, including my interviewer. He said it was very likely I'd be there next semester. Here's hoping!
I've got two assignments due Wednesday, a six-page paper, of which I've written half a page, and a 300-500-word essay proposal. I just need to get the books out so I can list them and do little write-ups on half of them, saying why I'm using them. Back to work!
