posted by
pmsumner at 11:55pm on 08/05/2002
When I was in town looking round the bank I decided I needed to go look round Borders geek-book section again. I decided that I needed to buy the C++/MFC book that I had been drooling over the previous few weeks. I'd saved as much money as I could the previous month, because I knew that I wanted to buy one, so knew I'd be able to afford it.
Then when mum got home, she gave me an envelope with £30 in it from Anne - who owns the nursery where I was working at the other day. Whooo. That paid for the book nicely, leaving me with more money for this month than I know what to do with (relatively speaking, ofc)
I also realised today that thanks to my dad taking leave, and the bank holiday on Monday, I'd got completely confused and missed my signing on day. D'oh. Wandered down to the job centre and they were good about it, seeing as I haven't been doing it that long and it was the first time ever. Phew.
Ohhh this looks fab - Tuesday at 9 on BBC 2. Someone remind me. The Experiment - someone has been allowed (after many many years) to recreate the Stanford Prison Experiment. To my knowledge this is the first recreation to have been allowed past ethics comittees since the original.
If you don't know what I'm talking about, let me know somehow (leave a comment/AIM/ICQ) and I'll explain it. It's a fascinating psychological experiment. And it's not my normal "fascinating" where it's only me and engineers who are interested - this is a quite wonderful look into human behaviour under extraordinary conditions.
Then when mum got home, she gave me an envelope with £30 in it from Anne - who owns the nursery where I was working at the other day. Whooo. That paid for the book nicely, leaving me with more money for this month than I know what to do with (relatively speaking, ofc)
I also realised today that thanks to my dad taking leave, and the bank holiday on Monday, I'd got completely confused and missed my signing on day. D'oh. Wandered down to the job centre and they were good about it, seeing as I haven't been doing it that long and it was the first time ever. Phew.
Ohhh this looks fab - Tuesday at 9 on BBC 2. Someone remind me. The Experiment - someone has been allowed (after many many years) to recreate the Stanford Prison Experiment. To my knowledge this is the first recreation to have been allowed past ethics comittees since the original.
If you don't know what I'm talking about, let me know somehow (leave a comment/AIM/ICQ) and I'll explain it. It's a fascinating psychological experiment. And it's not my normal "fascinating" where it's only me and engineers who are interested - this is a quite wonderful look into human behaviour under extraordinary conditions.
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