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20.03.2005 – Sunday 20 March – Relaxing

• I had a bit of a sleep in, lazed in bed all morning, bought an Indian lunch in the city, and headed back home. Once home I wasted valuable time by watching “Old School”, a terrible DVD I found downstairs, before eating muesli for dinner, paying the rent, and realising with an increasing sense of stress that I’m pretty much screwed when it comes to assignments as I have no spare time, and heading to bed.

Comment by mum – Tuesday 22 March 2005, 8:01 PM

  Enough "spare time" to watch "Old School" whatever that is. Might be just a matter of organisation. Including organising time out for yourself.

Comment by Maz – Tuesday 22 March 2005, 9:54 PM

  All the spare time is used up with planned activities. One of which includes watching movies like "Old School" (which really is terrible). Other activities may include girlfriends, irc, visiting people at college, travelling and holidays.
  We just need a few less assignments from the uni, like none, and it would be fine.

Comment by Ned – Wednesday 23 March 2005, 9:48 AM

  I do not do uni work on Sunday. I do, however, watch bad movies.