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[changeling]

How does Liam run like the dickens? He runs kicking his legs up behind him, with his arms waving in the air like a girl.

VTAC doesn't want to know, so unless I fail to turn up for enrolment on Thursday, I'm enrolled. I went to an information session today, wherein they told us all about our subjects. I'm expected to take a computer class as a compulsory subject. Hah, I say. HAH. I've been on computers since I was three, and the internet since I was twelve. I may apply for a Recognition of Prior Learning, I haven't decided yet. They're teaching DreamWeaver, which I have not yet learnt. Also, it would be an easy subject. We'll see.

I know Steph has been querying Liam's masculinity, but I find the fact that he plays softball evidence of masculinity. At least, a certain sort. After all, isn't lesbian=softball a prevailing image, at least in America?

I made Steph's patented omelette recipe today. Chris made it (with far more finesse) on Sunday, and it was Good, so I tried it tonight. It marks my second ever omelette (Chris's being the first). And God looked upon the savoury dish, and he saw it was Good.

Nat and I have to get Play of Doom(TM) finished by early next week. Woe. I'm gonna be a busy bee tomorrow...

Comments

[notfudge.livejournal.com]

me make good OOOMMMMM--let! yes indeedy


meow

goats

heeeeeeeeee!!!

[melaniejoy.livejournal.com]

They had a compulsory computer subject for Arts students when I started my degree (cos, like, anyone studying humanities doesn't know how to use Word) but I consistently refused to do it and by the time I actually finished the damn degree eight years later no one cared (or I think they'd abolished it or something). Maybe you could just hold out?

[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

Well, I'm really not stressed about it, because if I desperately wanted to avoid it, I can get this thing called a "Recognition of Prior Learning" where they let you skip it if you demonstrate the skills.

[roshi.livejournal.com]

[laugh] I played Softball in High School, and did rather well.

[tycho.livejournal.com]

Dreamweaver is ridiculously easy to use.
I still don't understand why one has to be TAUGHT how to use it.

[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

Well, having never used it, I can't say. But being taught a package often means they'll teach you less frequently used tools. This is a good thing.

[tycho.livejournal.com]

Well, point.

[novcentral.livejournal.com]

I'm glad that the enrolment crisis is over :)

And them forcing *you* to do a compulsory computer subject? Hahaha, "a walk in the park" is an understatement.

(ooh, and I've also friended you!)

[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

Heh, thanks. I think so.

(Do I know you?)

[corybantic.livejournal.com]

Since when have I had *NOT* had my sexuality questioned?

[delirieuse.livejournal.com]

Aw. I like your sexuality just the way it is. *pets it*

That's why we love you, sweeting.