Current mood:

many things

Good News, Other News, Other Other News
The Good News
So for some reason over Easter I got bored enough that I decided I was capable enough to re-code my personal website pretty much from scratch. (Yes boredom makes me believe I can do many things).

But suprisingly (or perhaps not considering my evenings are no longer filled with uni work) I did actually manage to do the planned overhaul. It was done by tonight - so less than a week after I decided to do it.
Well there's one thing not done. But that will rely on Alex finding a program he wrote for my birthday a year or two ago (and the information he needs to extract from being up to date).

If you have any desire to have a look: www.viciousdisorder.net


The Other News
I think everyone knows I didn't pass one uni subject. And got stuck doing it over summer. Did I tell people though that my lecturer's promised me that I would (assuming I passed) graduate with my peers? Well they did...

Only I called the uni this week to find out what was happening. Graduation being in less than 2 weeks, and I hadn't heard anything. Only to be told... oh sorry, you need to see if you're eligible for graduation. Maybe talk to your lecturer. So I called lecturer - let her do the run around.

Then when she got back to me the answer was "oh well your results were submitted about a month too late to graduate with everyone else." Great, just great. I said I'd happily start my summer course in december, rather than mid Jan. And there were 2-3 weeks where I was waiting to do my final exam (because I was waiting on my "classmate" to finish her clinical placements).

So yes, not feeling particularly happy with the university at this time. Or at least not my lecturers...
And I'm trying to work out how/what I'll do about graduation as well... Maybe go - sit in audience - steal/borrow a friend's robe to have some photos with my parents (on the day with everyone else)... Then offically graduate in absentia from my ceremony that is to be held in May.


The Other, Other News
My supervisor comes back from India tomorrow - she's been gone 2 weeks. I'm a little worried about what she'll have to say about my reports/files etc... even though I've had the other clinician check over everything I've done. My supervisor keeps telling me I should do my reports differently (different wordings etc) and sometimes interprets things differently, which is kind of stupid cause she says "this is the US way" and I'm thinking "hang on this is the Australian way, and we're actually in Australia here".

But anyway yes, a little nervous. But I hope she'll be happy.