Purple Lemons wrote: » It's not that bad haha just messy, my skin has lost the green and yellow tinge too Damn bruises pissed me off more than anything. Am i allowed to say pissed?
mudokon wrote: » This link was in the post of the day. :pac:Extreme Facedown Ireland
NoDice wrote: » Morning everyone! Realised I'm starving after my stomach started sounding like a jet fighter taking off. No exaggeration. How is everyone? Am I the only one working??
nursemar88 wrote: » Morning! I'm the same... Hunger actually woke me up! I can't speak for everyone but i'm not working... Its my beautiful goddaughter's christening today! :D
save_our_socks wrote: » Have fun! Not working either but just arrived at the library, may as well be a job, have spent more time here in the last few weeks than I have at either of my jobs!
JohnMearsheimer wrote: » I got a good laugh out of some of the more imaginative ones. There were a good few of the pictures taken in Cork, one on the floor of my favourite chipper KCs.
NoDice wrote: » Are you doing your exams? Best of luck if you are!!
save_our_socks wrote: » Yep, half way through them at the moment. Had 2 during the week and another 2 next week then Im free! Worst one is my last one though, Advanced Early Years Curriculum, 4 essay questions on the history of education, Síolta and Aistear (new currciulum framework for Ireland, for all of ye not in the know!), gender in education and a whole load of other stuff that I dont understand. If anyone can distingush between social contructivism, social constructionism and Product Vs. Process please inform me!
NoDice wrote: » Best of luck! Dose though. Sounds liek Early Childhood Studies. Would I be correct??
save_our_socks wrote: » Correct!
NoDice wrote: » Cool! I was doing that course but left on the last day of first year. Only person I got to know was the only fella in the course.
gu10 wrote: » and was that fella doing the course for the women?
save_our_socks wrote: » Lol, well we started off with 3 boys as far I as remember, only have one left now though, lost the rest along the way!
NoDice wrote: » God!! That's mad. Shows how much attention I paid there. Thought the course was really interesting alright but it wouldn't have gotten me to where I wanted to be in a career myself. Best of luck with the exams and wish you all the best with it!! Off boards now and get studying!!!
save_our_socks wrote: » Very True, Im just so bored and tired and feeling a bit unwell. Thankfully Im pretty sorted for Tuesdays exam so can take it easy(ish)!
Webmonkey wrote: » People I'm getting strange ideas of doing U turn and staying in Cork. Am I mad. I need some guidance lol
stevexo wrote: » cork ftw
deRanged wrote: » nutter! There's two things there now. The first, is the job thing - whether you want to continue in the present one or not. Then, a totally separate thing, is Cork/friends. you need to try to separate then both out to decide what to do. Don't stay in the present job with which you're not happy, to stay in Cork. By all means stay in Cork if you want to, but change jobs if you don't want the present one.
