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[info]bubble_the_fish wrote:
20th Nov, 2007 17:48 (UTC)
You know those pictures of pictures of pictures where the same image repeats itself in different sizes? My "now" is like that when I look at this picture. I have an open textbook with a pink highlighter (Western European Politics, currently the chapter on Italy), a notebook (and I'm guessing our notebooks even have the same flower pattern?), a bottle of Imsdal, and a computer screen and keyboard (although I'm using the university's Dell at the moment). I don't have tea or candles, but I do have Paolo Nutini and bread from Baker Hansen. I'm in the office filling in notes on the political institutions of Europe. Such fun.
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
20th Nov, 2007 17:54 (UTC)
I feel another one of those 'This is what I'm thinking about now'-and-link-to-my-blog-posts coming on. I'm always happy to be of service, but this is getting kind of freaky ;)
[info]bubble_the_fish wrote:
20th Nov, 2007 19:28 (UTC)
Freaky that we're thinking about the same thing? I believe that phenomenon is known as "late November" or "early December" and involves everyone at the university. Freaky that I'm thinking about you? You should be flattered. And your suggestion that you should get paid for giving me blog ideas? Well, if you're my muse, I believe you are entitled to a share of the profits. So far, in all my years (around three) of blogging, the profits have been 500 NOK. So that means I owe you... A cappuccino?

Seriously, though, I do have a mind of my own, but it's mainly thinking about stuff I don't want to blog these days.
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
20th Nov, 2007 19:31 (UTC)
I know, I was just teasing :)
And a cappuccino sounds wonderful. Friday? Breakfast?
[info]bubble_the_fish wrote:
20th Nov, 2007 20:26 (UTC)
Cappuccino on Friday morning - but only if it's seriously early. I have a lot do to that day.

By the way, if you choose an espresso instead of a cappuccino, I'll let you have the good coffee. See Are's current Facebook status for details.
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
20th Nov, 2007 20:32 (UTC)
Ok. I'm in. And early, definitely. Huzzah!
[info]3ff3ct3r wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 21:44 (UTC)
Good girl!
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 21:47 (UTC)
I've seldom had such a crappy exam experience, it's going oh-so-badly and the whole thing is due in tomorrow. I'm preparing to take the course again next yeah, but right now I'm faux-reasoning my way to stardom.

F*** phonology.
Sorry, dad.
[info]3ff3ct3r wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 22:06 (UTC)
You're doing the classic 'stay up all night to complete assignment'. It could have been worse: "If you're given an open-book exam, you'll forget your book. If you're given a take-home exam, you'll forget where you live." - corollary to Murphy's Law
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 22:11 (UTC)
Hahaha!
Well, if the book had actually been any help it would have been even better, but right now? I'm kicking myself for not staying up all night every night all term with this, because it's becoming all to clear to me what a 'work-and-learn' subject this is.
I have no sense of humour right now. I'm just exhausted. And I feel really, really stupid.

I'm going to make me some coffee, take a break and hope my mind calms down. Do you have any wonderful additional suggestions?

Wah. Hate this. I'm REALLY bad at being bad at things.
[info]3ff3ct3r wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 22:40 (UTC)
I generally do unspeakable physical things to relieve stress, then I think "Hey, it's just a [insert task here]", do a mediocre but usually adequate job, and scrape a pass.
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 22:44 (UTC)
I'm with you on the stress relief thing, but there's no time for that manner of frivolity. And I just don't DO mediocre. If I can help it. EXCELLENT is the only thing I'm good at, so now I'm kind of lost...
[info]3ff3ct3r wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 22:52 (UTC)
Girl, I don't think you're ready to be with me on the stress relief thing.

You're lost. And your way out is to find the "path of adequate". Do you have time for excellent in one night?
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 22:59 (UTC)
You have no idea what I am capable of, do you? I got seven A's last time I was at uni, and I didn't read more than 1/3 of the curriculum, tops, in any of the subjects. One of those marks was based on a paper I had had almost 3 months to work on, but I started writing (and reading) around ten the night before it was due. Seriously, I'm usually pretty good at this kind of thing. So time for? Yes. Skills and practice enough for? Apparently not. It's all downhill, and boy, is it steep.

[info]3ff3ct3r wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 23:27 (UTC)
Aiya! Good luck, pretty lady, it will be over one way or another soon...
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 23:29 (UTC)
One way or the other, definitely.... I'm kind of halfway onto something decent-ish now, so I'm hoping for the best (and also for a couple of hours' sleep).

I find it fascinating that you would find me both fat and pretty, but I definitely approve of my new nickname.
[info]3ff3ct3r wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 23:37 (UTC)
When did I ever find you fat? Goodness me. I can honestly say I've never thought of you as fat, though I might conceivably have teased you about it...

Women can pull off fat and make it look good. Guys have a harder time of that I feel.
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 23:41 (UTC)
All a question of body type, I suppose. Men mostly gain weight around the middle (bad look), and though some women do that too, most of us have the excess pretty much evenly distributed so that we get a bit more of everything at once. Even of the good bits.
[info]3ff3ct3r wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 23:48 (UTC)
It tends to accentuate femininity, whereas on a man it tends to mask masculinity. Women who look like women are HOT.

To quote the internet: If I wanted a girlfriend with the body of a twelve-year old boy, I'd just date a twelve-year old boy...
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
21st Nov, 2007 23:51 (UTC)
Hahahaha, that's my first laugh in a few hours, thanks babe :)

You're lovely. Now I have to leave you, though. Inadequacy calls. Night!
[info]3ff3ct3r wrote:
22nd Nov, 2007 10:08 (UTC)
By the way, like the computer. Yours?
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
22nd Nov, 2007 10:40 (UTC)
Yup, that's my Macbeth! Innit pritty? Got it in August and i LOVE it. Most functional relationship in my life these days.

Almost done now. Three hours and I'm free! And probably killing myself.
[info]bubble_the_fish wrote:
22nd Nov, 2007 14:43 (UTC)
You're free! Congratulations! Are we still on for tomorrow morning, or will you be sleeping off the exam stress?
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
22nd Nov, 2007 16:21 (UTC)
I'm not sure, haven't been sleeping a lot lately so I think the early thing might be a bit hazardous..... When were you thinking? eight?
[info]bubble_the_fish wrote:
7th Dec, 2007 10:25 (UTC)
Have you seen Amber's blog lately? She has a photo just like this.
[info]sjokoladepiken wrote:
7th Dec, 2007 10:31 (UTC)
Hah! mine came first!
[info]bubble_the_fish wrote:
7th Dec, 2007 10:33 (UTC)
Yes, I know. You're so cool.