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My mum and two of her University friends came round to visit yesterday, bringing essentials such as an extra pillow, some T-shirts and a CD with an episode of The Young Ones on it (not to mention rather a lot of my abandonware hoard). We went out for a wander round the town, getting a few books and some things for Halloween. Had a sundae at Janetta's, where we met Graeme and Amanda. After coming back home, our resident chefs (Ally, Paul, and Gillian, I think) made enchiladas, which were rather nice. I contributed twelve cans to Ally's wall effort. Rather than going to Paul's room, I came back to sleep as I had to get up the next morning... which is now, in fact.
Oct. 6th, 2003
Milliniums. Honestly. I'm tempted to write these lyrics out in real English and send them off to Piet Sielck (I've got an e-mail reply from him, you know. Possibly my most treasured e-mail amongst the 2,388 that I have saved). Although this joint project between Iron Savior and Gamma Ray is one of the best songs I have in my collection. (Yes, out of all 15 CDs. I'm rather selective.)
There was a fire alarm during Computing, so we missed about quarter of the lecture... and I had another spectroscopy workshop. NMR spectroscopy is much easier than IR, but that's like saying that my computer's much more powerful than the really dire Amstrad on my desk at home from about 1985. Also, I'm beginning to understand organic mechanisms. I think I was distracted last year by Prof Naismith always taking the pointing stick, putting it behind his shoulders and crucifying himself with it.
I tried the Computing tutorial after that, but it asked me a lot of stupid questions about Theseus and the Labyrinth so I chose to ignore it for now. Liying came round for a while in the evening, she's borrowed one of my Chemistry books. Apparently, my T-shirt says "Dragon".
There was a fire alarm during Computing, so we missed about quarter of the lecture... and I had another spectroscopy workshop. NMR spectroscopy is much easier than IR, but that's like saying that my computer's much more powerful than the really dire Amstrad on my desk at home from about 1985. Also, I'm beginning to understand organic mechanisms. I think I was distracted last year by Prof Naismith always taking the pointing stick, putting it behind his shoulders and crucifying himself with it.
I tried the Computing tutorial after that, but it asked me a lot of stupid questions about Theseus and the Labyrinth so I chose to ignore it for now. Liying came round for a while in the evening, she's borrowed one of my Chemistry books. Apparently, my T-shirt says "Dragon".