Category: News
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Ramblings
I’ll replace all anglais words that I now know in Francais. Probably about cinq of them… Starting off, I found some brilliant concealer. Having been constantly asked ‘are you tired?’ ‘are you sick?’ for pretty much my entire life, I’ve decided to invest in some good concealer, that acts more like paint to be honest. […] -
slightly manic and sleep deprived
I swear the pasta sauce I use must have caffeine in it or something. Every time I have it I just can’t sleep afterwards. Grr. So I fell asleep at 1 am yesterday night, having finished my reading at 11:30 and wanting an early night. And then I got up at 6:30 to make myself […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2009/07/28/slightly-manic-and-sleep-deprived
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Back Home (Georgie)
Yes, I am finally back in Melbourne after a month and a half trip to Canada and the US.I had an epic journey back which included delayed planes and the airline putting me for a night in LA and Auckland each, meaning I missed out on three 21sts I was meant to go to on […] -
‘Tis the night before..you know..
Semester 2 starts for most UoM students tomorrow. There’s a few things that I could and should be doing right now, e.g. reading through my lecture notes or at least printing out my timetable, but no – here I am surfing the net for the Nth time these holidays, not to mention Facebooking. I’ve had […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2009/07/26/tis-the-night-beforeyou-know
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Pituita me tenet
go Alloc8! Since dropping down to three subjects, and having complete clashes on two of my subjects, all I have is: Tues mornings All day Thursday + a selection of lectures (min three/max five of them) that have to be listened online due to clashes. This is the first time I haven’t had to come […] -
In Virginia (Georgie)
Well hello there. I’m gald you could join me. Pull up a chair, stick your feet up and relax while I bore you with my travel stories from the lovely U.SofA . At the moment I am in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, in a library. It is a little, old, historic town. Kind of like a better […] -
Searching for the American Dream (Georgie)
So it is finally here! And actually, almost over. It’s the third last day of my history trip subject ‘Searching for the American Dream’ which takes place over three weeks in the winter break in: Boston, New York and DC. It’s been awesome! It wasn’t the group I was expecting and the lecturer that […]blogs.unimelb.edu.au/seconds/2009/07/14/searching-for-the-american-dream-georgie
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What now?
It’s the 2nd week of holidays… and I am running out of things to do. If I have my way, I would actually prefer to have 2 weeks’ worth of holidays then have the 12 weeks of semester broken up into 3 or 4 week chunks with 2-week breaks in-between. But hey, that’s just me. I’ve gotten […] -
Singapore!
Sitting in Singapore with cousins from around the world is a bit surreal, although the food (and expanding waistline) is real enough. I’m over here for my grandparents 60th wedding anniversary, which is amazing – and so the entire family is here, some Indian, some Canadian – and of course the aussies. However, both my […] -
Done!
Two weeks ago I finished exams, so now I am writing this from my room in Hong Kong, in the midst of 30-degree heat mitigated by 15-degree air conditioning. And thus ends another semester. For those keeping count, that’s 5 down, 7 to go. It’s a little bit surreal. Many of my friends from my […]
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