Hokay, back again.

...Where the heck do I begin? So much has happened recently.

Well, I started my part-time job for the Annual Alumni Fund. Basically, we phone alumni for the university, butter them up by comparing ourselves to them and try to have the nicest of conversations before asking for money XD. Its much nicer than that in reality. I had one conversation about Bill Bailey with one man, met a search and rescue RAF guy with a patient near death and had a conversation with an old lady who loved playing on lots of straight organ pipes as a teenager.

Shame she had no idea what was so funny.

I haven't had one donation, but I get paid nine pounds an hour, so I don't mind. Only thing is that the shifts go from half five to nine, in the evening, meaning I miss dinner and almost CERTAINLY EVERYONE online that night. However...it gives me money, which I might be able to put towards something close to my heart (and I don't mean a double-bypass operation to deal with the amount of chocolate biscuits in my diet ).

My friends are awesome as ever. Yesterday was my birthday, and on Thursday we went out to celebrate as I was going home on Friday. ...I have never recieved a black afro and a plastic assault rifle for gifts before, but then again, I had never seen or started quoting Pulp Fiction before that week. And they put up pictures with enough dinosaurs to make Lee and Sakata start to get unconfortable.

I came home on Friday. My god, the dinner was huge. I ate it all too, which I've NEVER done before (must be the small portions). Saturday was awesome too; I got a bunch of geology books, Professor Layton and the Curious Village (DAMN YOU HATMAN), Company of Heroes Anthology (the British sniper has a Devonshire accent!) and a digital camera.

Coooool.

Oh, I also saw Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, live on stage. ...IT WAS AN AMAZING MUSICAL. If you haven't seen the movie, its about two Australian drags queens and one transsexual that have to get from Sydney to Alice Springs, as one of them has a wife that wants to see her husband. Yeah. Seriously, its so funny and just laugh out loud in places that everyone in the audience gave a standing ovation at the end. Even the guyest of the guys were ROARING WITH LAUGHTER at the end, it was that infectious. Its not straight, its not subtle (or as much as being wacked in the mouth by a didgeridoo is), BUT DAMN IS IT STUPENDOUS!

I've had such a good time so far...its just a shame about going back to find my week stuffed with revision, tests and bits and bobs. Ah well, you lot will see more of me in four weeks or so when I'm back.

What's that over there?

...Too slow.