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Archive for 26/03/2008
Ordinary day
26/03/2008 by Aileen.
As yesterday was quite ordinary (or normal might be a better word) I thought I’d list 5 really good things about it.
What was sad about yesterday was that someone I was going to meet on Thursday has cancelled as her daughter is ill. The family are in my thoughts and prayers.
What was a bit of a shock about yesterday was that I realised I have an essay about Pygmalion and Wide Sargasso Sea due in on April 4th. I’m down in London meeting old school friends on Wednesday/Thursday so will have to have essay done by Tuesday (ideally) Although I read WSS in holiday in Setember I have only read and studied Part One this week, so will have to get a move on.
It’s just that I find the website design course so fascinating (and difficult).
Today - on with Wide Sargasso Sea. And I have those veggies to plant.
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