Monthly Archives: July 2007

The strawberries are over

Keyvan has posted up about his library look up code. It’s exciting that we might all be able to find libraries with ease and have the library records incorporated in our usual internet book searches. I’m back in Norwich after … Continue reading

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What’s new

I’ve just taught my last lesson on the CELTA course and it went quite well so I’m feeling quite pleased with myself and ready to go out and get a English teaching job. The school at Camden is winding down … Continue reading

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George Galloway

I’ve just been watching George Galloway in Parliament attempt to defend himself against the report from the Standards and Privileges Committee which claimed that: “he did not register his interest in the Mariam Appeal, or the individual donations it received … Continue reading

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CELTA sadly ending

Well we didn’t drown in London due to the rain. In fact it got much sunnier later on that day. I’m busy planning my last ever lesson for the CELTA course which I will deliver on Tuesday amid a flood … Continue reading

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Climate change rain

It’s so wet outside. There is a good inch of water in the backyard. The torrential rain is bouncing off the pavements, thunder and lighting light up the scene. I’m just listening to the news and apparently 2 months rain … Continue reading

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Sugar – It ain’t sweet

Day Seven of No Sugar! I’m doing fine although I do have to keep reminding myself not to eat sugar. It’s hard to remember, especially when you are hungry, to eat something sensible and not just munch on a chocolate. … Continue reading

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We just say we exist

So much has been happening lately. I was so pleased to hear that Alan Johnston had been freed that I cried. I became suspicious of Facebook and their data collection. I finally finished an assignment for my OU course. I … Continue reading

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