What a fantastic weekend! The highlight was hearing Rachel Sermanni sing and play. She came across as a really likeable person, as well as fantastically talented. New music discovery - always welcome! Oh, actually seeing Omar Hakim drum was also pretty cool. I love listening to drumming, and he did one of the best solos I have heard in ages. I wasn't enthralled by the rest of that particular gig though, disappointingly.
Seems a bit boring back home now, after being so busy having fun. My liver is probably grateful though.
Got back to a package of course materials. I am so daft in my decision making sometimes. I spend hours making decisions to do things that bear a remarkable resemblance to the impromptu and ill-considered actions of a complete idiot moron.
Having had a phone call between the last sentence and this, I have to amend the former. It is more the actions of a fool, given that I have just discovered that an idiot is a person with a mental age below 3 years, and a moron is a person with a mental age of 7-12 years, while a fool is simply a ridiculous person. I can't imagine how I could have pulled off both the others simultaneously. Some kind of scary pre-teen toddler hybrid. Imagine the tantrums. Incidentally, yes, it was a boring phonecall that I did not feel required my full attention.
So the next few days are dedicated to writing my B assignment. Then, I will have 2 S courses on the go. So they will have to have new references. SK124 is S1, and SD329 is S3. So then February til April should be used to get ahead in both B and S3, because this fool starts 2 more courses in May. Both are short courses I am pleased to say, but nonetheless, appear quite time consuming for their brief 10-week existence.
Still, clever as I undoubtedly am, I felt that given the excessively stressful time constraints, that the best course of action would be to write my blog.
Back
Yup, back home.
What a fantastic weekend! The highlight was hearing Rachel Sermanni sing and play. She came across as a really likeable person, as well as fantastically talented. New music discovery - always welcome! Oh, actually seeing Omar Hakim drum was also pretty cool. I love listening to drumming, and he did one of the best solos I have heard in ages. I wasn't enthralled by the rest of that particular gig though, disappointingly.
Seems a bit boring back home now, after being so busy having fun. My liver is probably grateful though.
Got back to a package of course materials. I am so daft in my decision making sometimes. I spend hours making decisions to do things that bear a remarkable resemblance to the impromptu and ill-considered actions of a complete idiot moron.
Having had a phone call between the last sentence and this, I have to amend the former. It is more the actions of a fool, given that I have just discovered that an idiot is a person with a mental age below 3 years, and a moron is a person with a mental age of 7-12 years, while a fool is simply a ridiculous person. I can't imagine how I could have pulled off both the others simultaneously. Some kind of scary pre-teen toddler hybrid. Imagine the tantrums. Incidentally, yes, it was a boring phonecall that I did not feel required my full attention.
So the next few days are dedicated to writing my B assignment. Then, I will have 2 S courses on the go. So they will have to have new references. SK124 is S1, and SD329 is S3. So then February til April should be used to get ahead in both B and S3, because this fool starts 2 more courses in May. Both are short courses I am pleased to say, but nonetheless, appear quite time consuming for their brief 10-week existence.
Still, clever as I undoubtedly am, I felt that given the excessively stressful time constraints, that the best course of action would be to write my blog.