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Penultimate lecture/seminar ever today (that's quite a weird thought), and the last one tomorrow. Jones and I have got out of having to do an hour long presentation, and instead are doing 5 minute book reviews. Score. I will be wittering about Perelandra (Voyage to Venus) by C. S. Lewis (surprise). Lazy on my part but whatever. I am looking forward to having no more contact time, means once these few weeks of doom are over I can organise all my own time and do more at the Stones (cash = very necessary atm). Whooooop.

Today I bought black face paint to turn me into a panda on Friday. Couldn't locate any green straws to make my eucalyptus from though, hmm. Will have to think creatively.

Very weird thinking about how things will be different very soon. Considering how busy everyone is even now, when it's just uni stuff and decision making etc. Soon we will all be spread about the country negotiating time off from jobs and home life and blaaaaaah. It's a sad thought. I like things how they are. Apart from everyone suffering under loads of essays etc. It's going to be very hard to leave our little house after a fun Summer term. I like being irresponsible.

Reduced Shakespeare tonight, Festival Dinner and Jude's birthday tomorrow, and bear party on Friday. Good things to distract during this time of woe. I know I sound melodramatic but it is so sad when everyone has unpleasant times of work.

Anyway shut up, off to essay plan for 'Is the use and justification of fairy-tale as a medium of Christian apologetic successful in the work of G. K. Chesterton and C. S. Lewis?'

xxx

P.S. THIS is what's entertaining the residents of 33 WH these days: