Hamish and Andy crack me up!!!!!!Sorry if anyone takes offense to this humour.

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And Dave Hughes supports my dislike for myspace!!!

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So we have to choose our best entry....grr...which to choose.  I always find it easier to ask someone else this question so that I dont have to judge which I think is my best...

Well I think my best creative entry is Week 3, but I do like Week 2 as well....hmm I know I can only choose one. Week 3 isn't really fair to put forth as my best entry.  I ( Read more... )

So week six has come and gone, just as fast paced as the other weeks gone by, actually I think probably quicker! I was struggling for what to write about in this entry because my head is just a big mess of history, literature, theology, education, big w, trivia, birthdays, father’s day and the list goes on!!!!!!!!
I thought, I know, I’ll have a look ( Read more... )

So Week 5 has come and gone and Live Journal asks me: Michelle, what are your thoughts on your experience of studying twentieth century literature this week?

And thus Michelle replies:

Virgina Woolf. A Mark On The Wall. She’s pretty talented. I’m so amazed at how someone can start off with something as simple as staring at a mark on the wall and ( Read more... )

So its approximately 1am and Im not sleeping-weird huh.
So what do I do instead...watch clips off youtube-duh!!  lol

So the first of my clips is one we saw in education that cracked me up, and still does everytime i see it haha...very very funny, I think that's how i'll sing the National Anthem from now on =D

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Stewie cracks me up...

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If anyone hasn't ( Read more... )

Hey guys,

So we had the in-class writing task last week. I must admit I’m not a great fan of in-class tasks but it wasn’t so bad.

In the tutorial this week we looked at Yeats’ “Major Robert Gregory.” Yeats wrote this when he was aged 55. I find it interesting the way we look back and reflect on things. At 55 Yeats has many experiences to look back ( Read more... )

The only source of knowledge is experience

-          Albert Einstein

So I’ve come to notice that so far, it seems to me, all of the works we have touched on have two major things in common:

1)      Obviously that they are of the 20th Century

And,

2)      They all draw on some experience of the authors.

Hopkins. Sassoon. Brooke. Cannan. Owens. ( Read more... )

worlds            NOT SO FAR              a   p   a   r   t

So week two has come and gone.  I don’t think I’ll ever cease to be amazed at just how fast time really flies.  Before we know it we’ll be teaching this literature we’re studying in a classroom and asking our students to reflect on it!!

I really enjoyed the online discussions this week.  I ( Read more... )

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So I'm in quite the expressive mood today..thought I'd post some clips that sort of express my thoughts for right here right now.  Things I like, things I'm feeling: everything and anything that is now for me.

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I think this is a pretty cool rendition of this song.

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Hey Everyone!

So everytime I drive down the m4 on my way home from uni I see this banner drapped over one of the bridges above the road.

SAVE MIGUEL

And everytime I see it I think, who is this Miguel!?? 
Now that I have looked it up I realise that Miguel is a tree. Yes. A tree.
It's a pretty clever way to get a message across to people. Curiosity. ( Read more... )