Night and day
Jun. 14th, 2005 10:06 pmFirst of all, a personal advertisement. If you're a good web designer - that is, not a graphics designer, but someone who could design a clean, spiffy and functional website with extensive use of forms - with some time on your hands, willing to work with three other people on the Sooper Seekrit Fandom Project o'Doom, could you please drop me a note at loneraven[at]livejournal[dot]com?
[It would also be handy if you're one of the many people currently fangirling the Ninth Doctor and his retinue. :)]
Also - for
quackaquacka and anyone else who wants to grab (if you comment, I'll know when the download dies) - John Barrowman & Kevin Kline - Night and Day.
So, in other news, I actually have exams tomorrow, and that is plural. To be honest, I'm not counting General Studies. The English is in the morning and I don't feel ready for it. I'm sure it will be fine, but I still have that feeling of going in, sitting down and writing nothing.
Sigh.
Also, pre-release for English synoptic. There are five texts, and although without the question paper I can't be sure what the theme of them is suppose to be, it sounds like mental illness, or maybe sanity, or something. The five texts are taken from King Lear, The Yellow Wallpaper, an AS Psychology revision guide, a rather sardonic Guardian article and a piece from Mojo magazine about Radiohead and Thom Yorke. I guess eclectic is the word.
Meh. Maybe I'll just go to bed.
[It would also be handy if you're one of the many people currently fangirling the Ninth Doctor and his retinue. :)]
Also - for
So, in other news, I actually have exams tomorrow, and that is plural. To be honest, I'm not counting General Studies. The English is in the morning and I don't feel ready for it. I'm sure it will be fine, but I still have that feeling of going in, sitting down and writing nothing.
Sigh.
Also, pre-release for English synoptic. There are five texts, and although without the question paper I can't be sure what the theme of them is suppose to be, it sounds like mental illness, or maybe sanity, or something. The five texts are taken from King Lear, The Yellow Wallpaper, an AS Psychology revision guide, a rather sardonic Guardian article and a piece from Mojo magazine about Radiohead and Thom Yorke. I guess eclectic is the word.
Meh. Maybe I'll just go to bed.
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on 2005-06-14 09:49 pm (UTC)And good luck with the exam!
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on 2005-06-15 12:54 am (UTC)no subject
on 2005-06-15 03:17 pm (UTC)[I have to admit, I only knew him as a Live and Kicking presenter]
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on 2005-06-15 06:32 pm (UTC)xx
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on 2005-06-15 07:04 am (UTC)(friended you)
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on 2005-06-15 03:20 pm (UTC)And it's over. *happy sigh* How did the War go?
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on 2005-06-16 07:47 am (UTC)I'm going to take the pyschology textbook extract as the definition of the collection-- it deals with mental abnormality, and the problems of identifying it.
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on 2005-06-15 04:24 pm (UTC)Also - De-Lovely. I not only have the DVD, but also the soundtrack, if that interests you at all. John Barrowman isn't in much, but he is good. He has a relationship with Kevin Kline that is very fun to watch...
*mwah*
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on 2005-06-16 03:02 pm (UTC)Ooh, I might ask to borrow that post-exams. I do want to see it. :) *snuggle*
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on 2005-06-15 06:32 pm (UTC)Dammit dammit dammit, now he's going to get even more of an ego ;)
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