That’s my (WoW) holidays (Rick)

I really had hardly anything to say during the holidays, apart from the fact I’ve starting playing World of Warcraft (WoW), and what a timewaster it is. I love exploring the lands and grouping up with others to complete quests. The horde gets in the way sometimes, but it’s all part of the thrill. For those curious, I’m a Human Palladin called Brilly on the PvP server Thaurissan.

Apart from that, there wasn’t much else. I could hardly find any jobs around my area back home, and those that I did apply for eventuated into nothing. Why did we have to have poultry at home? Meant I couldn’t go for the egg collecting job. I must admit I do like our ducks though.

Oh, almost forgot. I did a science school at the University of Melbourne, namely ‘The Siemens Science Experience’. I got into it via the Young Scientists of Australia (YSA) group, which I’ve been in for about two years now. For a first timer, I’d started late, with many doing there first school in year 11 or 12. (It for year 10 students.) I had heaps of fun staying in a hall in Sandringham, staying up late, a training weekend with only 3 hours of training, cards, silly jokes, and really getting to know others in the YSA club. The actual event for the year 10 students was for three days, so we caught the train to the uni and took the students to various activities to see. The group that I was hosting had quite successful recruitment, with four of them turning up to our ice-skating event a few weeks later.