Today was spent reading Laurillard, and I suddenly realized I knew this stuff after all. Absolutely not all of it, but hopefully enough to pass. If I feel as confident tomorrow after attacking "corpus" and "coding" I might pull this one off.
And then I went crazy. I have this wonderful little boutique I love to shop in, but as they don't have any students discount, I don't shop there too often. And then preferably on sale. I spotted these pants in the window and just went inside to ask for the prize. Wasn't surprised when I found out I could get 2 (and a leg) for the same prize at H&M. Sure, not as nice, but still. While I was in the shop, why not browse a little? (Just as I do on the net, when I'm supposed to study...) And there! A skirt! No, wait - a pair of pants? I still don't know what to call it/them, but I'll ask my family what they think. On Sunday, when I'm with them for Christmas dinner.
And that's not the worst part, it/they costed more than the pants in the window and I need new shoes and a top to match...
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Well, thank you my friend! I'm glad you enjoy the atmosphere in this room - and I do agree - it's very good most of the time!! I also vastly enjoy our extensive collaborative creative thinking (good thinking!)!!
I'm sure your skirt/pants are gorgeous, and I suggest you wear them when we celebrate St.Lucia with philosophers and friends so I can have a peak :) Good luck with the shoes, I believe I could help you recommend a shoe shop or five since I love shopping :) Unfortunately, you'll not find the extensive selection in Bergen that I prefer when I venture out on a shopping expedition, but I do recommend London - my favorite city of shopping, leisure and FUN!!
A trip to London might be fun. Let's bring the kids, for galleries and musicals! I can sit at the pub while you shop with the girls, I guess Thomas and Daniel rather stay with me...
Actually, Danny is receiving extensive shopping training from his beautiful girl-friend, so he may be "walking the mile" with the female shoppers, although I know if he has a choice he would definitely stay in the pub with Thomas and swill a Lager or three :) Now what would Karin be ordering? A little whiskey? Some Irish Coffee? A little Samboca shot or five? Or maybe just a Cappuccino while watching happy Englishmen who don't want or need to go shopping?
I have soooo many musicals I would like to see I wouldn't know where to start, and the Galleries and museums..... I think I would chose Tate Gallery first, and then venture across to The National Gallery with Felicity as my personal guide (she's studying History of Art at Oxford University) - that is if I don't run into Erika and we end up going to some fabulous restaurant in the near vicinity of Tate Gallery and Pimlico ;)
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