Time to brush off the cobwebs

Listening to:: The Integrated Design Team before me talking about the Library Laptops
Reading:: The Day Watch - Sergey Lukyanenko
Writing:: Integrated Design Portfolio work, Twilighter (Dec 2008)
Mood:: It's almost over .... its almost over

It has only been a month, but it has been a long month.

In a quick round up of the boring things before I get on to the interesting things. I have a job for the summer. I will be working with the National Trust at Cragside, home of the historic water engineer Lord Armstrong. How cool is that? (The answer is very). I am now 20, my fiancee may be living with us next year and we are progressing with Twilighter.

The websites are now mostly running, I only need to keep adding images to the art site and get back on with updates for the writing sites.

I've had some inspiration, created by a tierd and deranged mind created by fighting with my integrated design group. It hit me after walking home from the play "Waiting for Godot" - with Ian McKellan, Patrick Stewart and Simon Callow". Its a philisophical tale of celestial beings locked in a balanced war between good and evil.

I'd write more but my notes have gone walkabout and my integrated design team is gradually arriving to prepare for today's presentation.
We're showing off our hospital, handing in our portfolio and then I'm going home to sit with a drink and cook some sausages and creamy mash for tea.

:D

*glee*

I also, rather geekily, got rid of my older characters on guildwars and have made a new beginner character to play with for a few hours rather than treking my way on to the forest outside of Kainaing Centre (probably wrong guild wars factions reference). I now have a level 20 monk/warrior and a level 4 ranger/monk.

Now - onwards to finishing this coursework!

Ciao