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Aaaarrgghh!
Posted Jun 4, 2000
Yesterdays exam was terrible. No-one liked it.
It wasn't just difficult, it was difficult and on absolutely everything in the course! There was no escape - I just hope I did enough to pass.
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And another one bites the dust...
Posted Jun 2, 2000
And it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. However, there were some bits that I *really* couldn't do - but not too much. Hopefully the bits I could do I did better than the bits that I didn't do... or something. We'll see...
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One down...
Posted Jun 1, 2000
eight to go.
Exams, that is. And this one wasn't too bad, but then I didn't expect it to be. I think (hope!) I found most of it fairly easy, so either I've done quite well, or completely missed the point of some of the questions. Just have to wait and see...
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Another Approved Entry!
Posted May 19, 2000
Yay! My entry on Sun-dried tomatoes *finally* got approved today - after only a twelve week wait! Wahey!!! 
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New term
Posted Apr 25, 2000
Hey ho. Life goes on. This is the start of a new term, full(ish) of lectures (well, 3 hours a week, for the first five weeks) and exams.
But it's not all bad news! I had my first Guide entry approved (after only 14 weeks, but hey! who cares? Well, I do actually, but it feels good!) Check out the link at the bottom.
Well, that's all for now, but GOOD LUCK to anyone with exams looming. Aaaaarrrrgghh!!!! 
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