This was today – catching up on university stuff – which I enjoyed, but it doesn’t make for a terribly exciting photo subject.
Never mind – it’s nearly champagne o’clock Downunder, and tomorrow’s another holiday (and golf). 😀
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I particularly enjoyed these five:
But you must have learned some, so that was good, right?
Yes 🙂
I love champagne o’clock! 😉
`Your desk is far cleaner than mine! And I actually cheated and cleaned mine up a bit for its photo 🙂
Haha – it’s the dining room table – my desk is too small for all the stuff I need for assignment work. Thanks for stopping by and commenting, Stephanie. 🙂
Me too!
Cheers, Nancy 😀
Best time of the day 🙂 Cheers!
Eek! You ENJOYED that? Methinks golf is a better idea …
Most of the time, university assignments are easier to master than that &)$#% little white ball 😉
Not as healthy to chase, though!
My eyes went automatically to the books, bb, and try as I might I couldn’t read the titles…I lifted my laptop all angles… Even upside down.. 😉 … We’ve just put our clocks forward an hour for British Summer Time… so I’m bleary eyed… Now, any more clocks I’ve missed?… Off I go a hunting… xPenx
Haha – my elective is contemporary Australian children’s literature, so they are children’s books, Pen.
Oh, all those clocks to change – ours go back next weekend for winter, so I’ll be doing the same thing 🙂
well equipped!
Need to be, Frizztext
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I like this a lot, Bluebee. Everything so crisp and clear – you must get a lot of work done. And then there’s the champagne…!!
It makes a difference when it’s something enjoyable, Monica 🙂
Champagne o’clock! I love it!! Thanks so much for the mention. 🙂
You’re welcome. Are you allowed champagne o’ clock in Oman? 🙂
We certainly are. As expats, we’re allowed to purchase a liquor license! 🙂
I guess many of our lives look something like that, BB. I hope you got lots done and enjoyed yourself. Hapy holiday tomorrow!
It was most enjoyable, Kate. Thanks 😀 Nice to have a four-day weekend.
Happy, even….apologies
😀 one day WP will provide us with a feature to edit our own comments within a certain timeframe…one day.
Champagne o’clock sounds good to me after a day’s hard study! All the best to you 🙂
A rewarding day 🙂 Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
your desk looks so organised … i have been swimming a lot but not taking the camera … hard to photograph!
It’s the dining room table, LOL 😀 My desk is to small to hold all the clutter needed for research assignments.
Swimming’s great – I love the water, but there’s none near to home, sadly.
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I miss my Uni days – good for the brain stimulation 😉 happy easter bb and don’t work too hard
I do enjoy uni, particularly as it has nothing whatsoever to do with my work (in which case I’d probably hate it, haha) Hope you had a great weekend, Gabe.
That is a pretty clean desk. I didn’t do the challenge because my life is too boring! 🙂 Yours was work-oriented and you still did it…good for you, BB. 🙂
Your life is not boring! (I have a really small desk so do my assignments at the dining room table so I can spread out :-))
I like your desk, beautiful wood!
I also tried to see what you are studying…
It’s the dining room table, Benedicte 🙂 I am doing a degree in Linguistics, but this semester am doing a third-year elective in contemporary Australian children’s literature, which is very enjoyable.
both are so interesting. I never studied linguistic but I am fascinated by how much a language can direct you in a way of thinking, or does a way of thinking forge the language?
BB, thought you might be interested in this:
http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2013/04/01/napowrimo/
Hope your Easter was Hoppy . . . and Happy. 😀
Thanks, Nancy – wish I had the hours to participate 😁
You set my heart racing with this post – I LOVE studying and still miss it five years after finishing my degree. If I could afford to take my Masters, I’d be in heaven 🙂
Did you do a degree in English lit?
Yes; and loved almost every minute of it. I hated the English language course, which I had expected to enjoy. But I still learned lots of interesting stuff 🙂
What’s your degree?
Linguistics, with electives in children’s literature (which is so interesting) – I’m hooked on young adult fiction 😀
*Impressed*
Haha
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Your desk looks far more organized than mine…wouldn’t dare take a photo of it for all to see. 🙂
Me neither, Charles, haha. It’s the dining room table – desk is too small and cluttered for uni assignment work 😀
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