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[slash_iirima]

Heeey guys. I am a bit absent at the moment, uni work uni work uni wwooork! There's a fair bit of it, but I am seriously enjoying it SO MUCH.

I am doing three modules the semester, My dissertation module, My compulsory module which is Literature: Romantics - Victorians, and then my first chosen module, "Words and the World" which is all about

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[mesmorizee]

Okay, so now I am curious about the dictionary module thing. What is it about? Well, I guess it's about dictionaries and words, but what more specifically is it about? What do you get to do? I think I should be able to formulate this question much better than this... Anyway, I am curious! Feel free to talk about it as much as you like okay!

And I am doing nothing. I have uni taking over my life and now I'm going to have NaNo take up the rest of my life. NaNo is going to be more fun. If I could just get past the boring begining of the story.

[slash_iirima]

Well, the Course Aim, as in the course guide says that the aim of it is

[mesmorizee]

Okay, that course sounds really interesting! :D I would have picked it too! Also writing about sciencefiction and language sounds like it's going to be really interesting. :D
And penguin is Welsh? Huh. That's surprising. XD

NaNo is kind of crazy. XD I spend eleven months out of the year wishing it was November so I would have an excuse to write and then in November I procrastinate and complain about how hard it is. XD But so far I've finished with 50 000 words every year I've participated. It really is a great excuse to just write and write and not care about grammar or if it's any good or not.
It is indeed completely insane. But then the less serious the story is the better chance of actually writing 50 000 words because if you start out crazy it doesn't matter what you throw in later in the story to get a higher word count because it's going to be insane either way. Perfect excuse to just write whatever pops into my mind. ;p

And yes I am so looking forward to Manchester! :D