And did I tell you about the fish I ate on Thursday??

Whole rainbow trout with seafood stuffing and a mexican sauce with rice and stuff.

Twas good, tho I did learn that freshwater fish is totally bland, and Clare and I aren't good dining pals. I sit there dissecting my food and stuff (this time the main offender was the fishes head), and she throws up at the drop of a hat. Bleh, darn people with weak stomachs.

I was the only one who finished my meal too.

And did I tell you about the fish I ate on Thursday??

Whole rainbow trout with seafood stuffing and a mexican sauce with rice and stuff.

Twas good, tho I did learn that freshwater fish is totally bland, and Clare and I aren't good dining pals. I sit there dissecting my food and stuff (this time the main offender was the fishes head), and she throws up at the drop of a hat. Bleh, darn people with weak stomachs.

I was the only one who finished my meal too.

Want more karaoke!!

Wanna dance and bounce around and get all sweaty *grinz*.

Instead I will go to uni and sit in a lecture theatre then a lab.

Ah well, it WILL be interesting, but right now I wanna dance!!

Want more karaoke!!

Wanna dance and bounce around and get all sweaty *grinz*.

Instead I will go to uni and sit in a lecture theatre then a lab.

Ah well, it WILL be interesting, but right now I wanna dance!!

And the award for this years most terribly constructed sentence goes to...

"However, a good reason for this is that which of the earth's poles is which has switched every so often during geological time." Slater, P.J.B., Essentials of Animal Behaviour(1999), Cambridge, United Kingdom

Now does that sentence make ANY sense at all?? I do know what he's trying to get at here (the paragraph is about bird migration) but geez, the editor needs shooting. Many of the sentences I have to read a few times over to make any sense of them because it's so terribly written but the above example takes the cake.

Which is a pity because I like the topic of the book, and I was trying to get as much of the textbook read as I could before I started the unit. I am up to chapter 3 - page 39, which isn't too bad I guess.

Shud sleep soon so I can be all bright and bushy tailed for "summer school" tomorrow (yeah right!)

Just don't let me forget to wear covered shoes, in this weather I would so rather not, but I have labs.

And the award for this years most terribly constructed sentence goes to...

"However, a good reason for this is that which of the earth's poles is which has switched every so often during geological time." Slater, P.J.B., Essentials of Animal Behaviour(1999), Cambridge, United Kingdom

Now does that sentence make ANY sense at all?? I do know what he's trying to get at here (the paragraph is about bird migration) but geez, the editor needs shooting. Many of the sentences I have to read a few times over to make any sense of them because it's so terribly written but the above example takes the cake.

Which is a pity because I like the topic of the book, and I was trying to get as much of the textbook read as I could before I started the unit. I am up to chapter 3 - page 39, which isn't too bad I guess.

Shud sleep soon so I can be all bright and bushy tailed for "summer school" tomorrow (yeah right!)

Just don't let me forget to wear covered shoes, in this weather I would so rather not, but I have labs.