Officially disguised as a Canadian
I nailed it, and my handwriting got progressively worse as the paper went on. I wrote Criminology 201: Personal, Social and Environmental Crime Perspectives, Crime Prevention and Victimisation in just over an hour (the first to finish by the look of things – 60 people wrote).
Today's exam was slightly less hellish than I was expecting, but I couldn't remember this:
I have just been reading about an interesting topic: the passages in the Bible that are used to condemn homosexuality (see related link).
I wrote Educational Themes: Special Education Needs today, which is overall a very interesting module, despite me blacking out Pringle's Second Emotional Need. I got the other three though, so let's see what happens.
I think, without being too facetious, that the best way to cure obesity is to have another world war. I can hear them now: "No more chocolate milk with your lunch, dahling. Don't you know there's a war on?"
Apparently there's some big match tonight. Meanwhile, my husband and I will be watching High School Musical 2, which I taped last night.
My i-mate K-JAM's touch-screen died about two weeks ago. I am busy transferring everything back to my P900, which fortunately I didn't get rid of last year, so that I can send the K-JAM in for repairs. Hopefully it's nothing serious, because I actually like the K-JAM.
I wrote my first of twelve exams today, for my second year in the B.Ed. degree. My hand hurts like crazy. The last time I wrote as much was during last year's exams.
I've upgraded the blog software and am using a new theme.
The more astute amongst you will notice that my name has changed from Randolph Potter to Randolph van der Westhuizen (I'm going through the process as we speak).