Sunday, May 30, 2010
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
I wish I had an animal
When I was in Wellington I got to see how much more blind the family dog had gone. He followed me into a room and was hanging out with me, then my Mum called to him and he whipped around and ran full tit into the wall next to the door way. Then he recovered and turn the wrong way (still inside the room) and looked confused. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry. I felt sad, but it was also really, really amusing. I laughed a little bit after consoling him. But not until he left the room. Do dogs get embarrassed?
Sunday, May 9, 2010
hurr
Ah so, I have this Psych essay due next week, and I have absolutely no idea what it's about. Skipping
Psych lectures seemed like a really good idea right, because the lecturer just reads straight out of the book and she is boring as hell, and the damn internet connection in the lecture theatre is so, so weak ... But now. Shit.
I hope this happens to other people.
Also, I need a haircut.
And here's a picture of my first meeting with mygod something else, not god-daughter
Her name is Lily, and she is pretty cute. For a baby.
She loved me because I fed her. The night after, she drooled all over me and cried a fair bit. Oh well.
(If I look uncomfortable it's because I am. My theory is that my puny arms aren't padded enough for babies to ever be comfortable in them.)
Psych lectures seemed like a really good idea right, because the lecturer just reads straight out of the book and she is boring as hell, and the damn internet connection in the lecture theatre is so, so weak ... But now. Shit.
I hope this happens to other people.
Also, I need a haircut.
And here's a picture of my first meeting with my
Her name is Lily, and she is pretty cute. For a baby.
She loved me because I fed her. The night after, she drooled all over me and cried a fair bit. Oh well.
(If I look uncomfortable it's because I am. My theory is that my puny arms aren't padded enough for babies to ever be comfortable in them.)
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Nostalgia
My ma made these amazing Golden Syrup loaves when we were younger and tonight I was craving some, so I found a recipe and I'm making one. It doesn't look as good as the ones she used to make. But only the taste test will tell.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Saturday, April 3, 2010
This dog
Friday, April 2, 2010
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
I seriously overstudied
And the lecturer made that test seem way more daunting than it actually was. Not gonna say I aced it, but I reckon I definitely passed.
Also, this
There is an upside to this
Although it does have some sweet pics of brains
And this guy - René Descartes. There is a sweet as story about him at the beginning of the book - talks about how he was a depressed teenager and went to some park and saw some bronze statues come to life. Buzzy as.
And this guy - René Descartes. There is a sweet as story about him at the beginning of the book - talks about how he was a depressed teenager and went to some park and saw some bronze statues come to life. Buzzy as.
I came to a conclusion that to be an awesome psychologist you have to have a beard. Then I realized to be an awesome anything you have to have a beard.
And this is hilarious because it's just a really shit drawing instead of a photo. It looks like his face is melting off. This is B.F Skinner, by the way. He's the main dude behind Operant Conditioning.
I suppose I should actually read the book now, instead of taking photos of it.
Monday, March 29, 2010
New
Nothing fancy this time. Shout out to my infamous web stalkers, you will be sorely disappointed.
The title says new, the blog is new, the year is new, the attitude is new. I'm trying to be more organized. For instance, I had organized to spend my day as such - Visit Studylink for a "Partners Application Form" (turns out that I should be getting more money for being in a relationship, fancy that.) Upon returning home, I was to spend the rest of the day cramming my brain full of facts about .. well, brains. And neurons. And correlation studies. And variables. And other Psych crap. I am infinitely grateful that I decided against doing Psychology as my major. Amongst the many, many things I hate in this world research and anything remotely scientific is up there. I got 11% in School C Science. I used the whole booklet writing funny anecdotes to my Science teacher Mr Muir - he wasn't even marking it! He let us make vodka out of potatoes. Which makes my horrendous mark understandable. Anyway. So that was the plan. Studylink, then home to study.
I have instead, spent my time in other ways. I did the washing. I made my bed. I played guitar. I even started playing fucking Farmville on Facebook. Why?! Because it's just so fucking boring. Not remotely difficult. Just. Boring. I don't care which parts of the brain do what, as long as my parts are functioning OK. I don't care about action potentials, although reading the description of axons firing and neurotransmitter substances being released did make me laugh because apparently I have the mind of a 15 year old boy. Most of all, I don't care that the independent variable can be manipulated, and the dependent variable can be measured. I just don't. It means nothing to me.
Fortunately, after spending hours procrastinating, I realized that tomorrow is Tuesday, and the Psych exam isn't in fact, until Wednesday. So I have another day to be organized. Right now, I'm going to watch ANTM Cycle 14 on Youtube. Completely ruins NZ television programming for me, but oh well.
NB: This blog was created as a means of procrastination. The title is from a Sociology lecture about Weber. I like Sociology. More about that later.
The title says new, the blog is new, the year is new, the attitude is new. I'm trying to be more organized. For instance, I had organized to spend my day as such - Visit Studylink for a "Partners Application Form" (turns out that I should be getting more money for being in a relationship, fancy that.) Upon returning home, I was to spend the rest of the day cramming my brain full of facts about .. well, brains. And neurons. And correlation studies. And variables. And other Psych crap. I am infinitely grateful that I decided against doing Psychology as my major. Amongst the many, many things I hate in this world research and anything remotely scientific is up there. I got 11% in School C Science. I used the whole booklet writing funny anecdotes to my Science teacher Mr Muir - he wasn't even marking it! He let us make vodka out of potatoes. Which makes my horrendous mark understandable. Anyway. So that was the plan. Studylink, then home to study.
I have instead, spent my time in other ways. I did the washing. I made my bed. I played guitar. I even started playing fucking Farmville on Facebook. Why?! Because it's just so fucking boring. Not remotely difficult. Just. Boring. I don't care which parts of the brain do what, as long as my parts are functioning OK. I don't care about action potentials, although reading the description of axons firing and neurotransmitter substances being released did make me laugh because apparently I have the mind of a 15 year old boy. Most of all, I don't care that the independent variable can be manipulated, and the dependent variable can be measured. I just don't. It means nothing to me.
Fortunately, after spending hours procrastinating, I realized that tomorrow is Tuesday, and the Psych exam isn't in fact, until Wednesday. So I have another day to be organized. Right now, I'm going to watch ANTM Cycle 14 on Youtube. Completely ruins NZ television programming for me, but oh well.
NB: This blog was created as a means of procrastination. The title is from a Sociology lecture about Weber. I like Sociology. More about that later.
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