There must be some mistake. The postman just walked straight past our door. We always get post! What's going on? Sorry, but I just needed to get that off my chest.
Anyway, for some reason things are rather manic at the moment, the days are passing in a whirl of meetings, work shifts, revision and lectures.
I have been lending some thought to what I might get up to when its 'all over' - that is when I am done with exams (all two of them) and so forth. I am considering paying a visit to Oxford, there are numerous housepartys happening (CU, Globe, Belmont) from I must choose, as well as my determination to find out whether rumours that Honiton is a haven for those who, like myself, love bookshopping are true...and another determination to check out Honiton's Boston Tea Party and compare it to Exeter's. On top of that Exeter is once again hosting the visit of a member of STEP team Peru 2005, in this case its Hazel again but for slightly longer this time and with the promise of a slightly warmer trip to the beach.
So, until then I am engrossed in revision. I am rediscovering Bostons as a valuable revision tool, there is something about the hubbub there which works beautifully as a sound to work to. If Bostons were to sell a cd of 'The Bostons Sound' as a kind of revision aid, I would be the first to buy it.
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