Showing posts with label student savvy stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label student savvy stuff. Show all posts

3 Worst Student Cities

I don't think it'll be any great surprise to anybody which crappy Leicestershire town sprang immediately to mind.

I hope to blog again properly tomorrow. Sunday has been spent recovering from a wonderful, but surreal weekend. These are, I feel, the best kind. I'll be doing it all again in a week; and the week after. I'm not entirely sure when my dissertation is actually going to get written up, but I suspect it may be improved by the presence of red wine.

Why you should choose e.l.f. cosmetics & How to keep your skin healthy

Why you should choose e.l.f. cosmetics

How to keep your skin healthy.

Dinosaurs and Monuments and Shakespeares, oh my!

3 things every student should do in London - though everyone else should do them too, regardless of student status.

The 3 Greatest Student Cities

are London, Brighton and Edinburgh. In my humble opinion, anyway.

Will hopefully add something with slightly more depth to this place in the next couple of days. Distracted due to having a dissertation progress meeting on Tuesday, which means I need to get all the thoughts in my head onto a bit of paper. Also need to transfer my notes into a form that is actually understandable by a normal human, and not just me, in order to prove I have actually done something. Fun times!

Top tips for backpacking part 3

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Top tips for backpacking - part two

is here.

5 CV mistakes to easily avoid, and Top Tips for Backpacking - part 1

5 CV mistakes to easily avoid. (Yes, I'm aware of the irony).

Top Tips for Backpacking - part one.

The Indian dishes you should try

is here. Nom.

Happy Valentine's Day!

Three alternatives to Adobe Acrobat

can be found here.

Two new articles:

* Top 3 internet browsers
* The Lingerie Every Woman Should Have

Haven't had much of a chance to blog of late, as two writing deadlines and three job application deadlines have ended up on four consecutive days. As is the way of the world. My head is currently full of jargon about what a wonderfully enthusiastic team player I am, and the like. It's not particularly easy trying to make an English Lit degree sound even remotely relevant to the real world.

Fortunately, I haven't managed to get the two confused, as I'm not entirely sure prospective employers would appreciate being emailed about bras. Still, the GC is currently visiting, and it gives me a valid excuse to take refuge in my laptop rather than having to feign interest in the football.

In other news, I have discovered that the Bible doesn't spontaneously combust when I swear an oath on it. That was a definite relief, I was expecting the solicitor to declare me damned by God.

Perhaps luckily, it was just the New Testament and Psalms rather than the entire Bible. Any of that Old Testament stuff about fraternising with gays, wearing mixed fibres or daring to be around other people during that time of the month, and I'd have been straight up in flames.