This has been a long and busy week, including much intellectual and physical exercise. The lectures have certainly been much more challenging so far this year compared with last, and the difference between the good lecturers and the less good ones is striking. But I didn't do much work at home last week, and our first two coursework deadlines are next week, so I need to get down to it.
After being disparaging about the standard of play at the badminton club, we won our match last week! The downside was that it didn't finish until 10.30 pm, which is well after my normal bedtime. Another evening last week I actually went to bed with a high temperature, which thankfully had dropped by the morning. Last weekend I was in London for family fun, and I'm doing it again this weekend. Along with everyday chores and a couple of visitors, there isn't much time for homework.
That will have to do for now - blogging has had to slip down the priority list, and I've got to pack for my trip, and perhaps glance through my Metabolism notes. I'll take the books with me, there's always plenty of time on the train journeys to do a bit of work.
View of the Food Science building
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Hey. Lola. I mean like you know. Deep stuff's going on. Blows my mind when I think about it. You know...
Does the food science building need to look like the kind of place where chemists design food for supermarket chains?
Was that intentional?
All the campus buildings reflect the era they were constructed. From sixties' concrete to seventies' metal and glass through to the wood-effect Vet School built just three or four years ago. Very few of the buildings are good to look at.
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