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Hey ho, nobody at home...
Friday, January 28th, 2005 06:40 pm... Meat nor drink nor money have I none,
Yet I will be happy, yet I will be happy,
Hey, ho, nobody at home...
It's one of my favourite canons, I love it. Maybe because it's easy enough even for me to sing.
I tried to reach my doc a few times, but the telephone was busy whenever I tried. I guess I'll pick up the results on Monday. When I come back from my ear, nose and throat doctor, who's going to have a look at my ears because of my tinitus. Honestly, studying or something else is getting at my health. That and my - wow, the dictionary tells me it's called "meteorosensitivity"- make me feel like an old woman.
What is good: I have found someone who'll test me in my final exam at the university and advises me during the time before that exam, the one for the master's degree. It is really amazing that he'll do it, because he is retiring at the end of the semester. But he said he'd still test "selectively", meaning he only accepts those he wants to test. I know from a number of people he'd turned them down. I am one of the happy few.
What is really bad: They have established tuition fees in Germany as well now. Hm, sounds odd as a collocation, do you establish fees? Anyway, now everybody in Hamburg will have to pay for their university courses, 500€ per semester... nothing compared to the prices in the UK, but still a LOT compared to... well, nothing. It'll mean that some of my fellow students will have to change universities or maybe even will have to stop studying altogether, if the social security system is not fast enough to provide for those who don't have those 500€.
What is good: The same Prof has also told me that the abstract I handed in was "good and precise". That is the best he ever has to say about something, so I'm happy about that.
So, time to copy and listen to a Psy lecture. Sigh. Work. And I should really stop eating lychees. However tasty they are.
I hate waiting for results.
Yet I will be happy, yet I will be happy,
Hey, ho, nobody at home...
It's one of my favourite canons, I love it. Maybe because it's easy enough even for me to sing.
I tried to reach my doc a few times, but the telephone was busy whenever I tried. I guess I'll pick up the results on Monday. When I come back from my ear, nose and throat doctor, who's going to have a look at my ears because of my tinitus. Honestly, studying or something else is getting at my health. That and my - wow, the dictionary tells me it's called "meteorosensitivity"- make me feel like an old woman.
What is good: I have found someone who'll test me in my final exam at the university and advises me during the time before that exam, the one for the master's degree. It is really amazing that he'll do it, because he is retiring at the end of the semester. But he said he'd still test "selectively", meaning he only accepts those he wants to test. I know from a number of people he'd turned them down. I am one of the happy few.
What is really bad: They have established tuition fees in Germany as well now. Hm, sounds odd as a collocation, do you establish fees? Anyway, now everybody in Hamburg will have to pay for their university courses, 500€ per semester... nothing compared to the prices in the UK, but still a LOT compared to... well, nothing. It'll mean that some of my fellow students will have to change universities or maybe even will have to stop studying altogether, if the social security system is not fast enough to provide for those who don't have those 500€.
What is good: The same Prof has also told me that the abstract I handed in was "good and precise". That is the best he ever has to say about something, so I'm happy about that.
So, time to copy and listen to a Psy lecture. Sigh. Work. And I should really stop eating lychees. However tasty they are.
I hate waiting for results.
