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Mar. 28th, 2010 02:44 pmUgh I really suck at updating more.
I have a few hours to kill before the Battleship game at![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
teamgalactica so there you go.
What should I update about? Absolutely nothing is going on in my job search right now, other than me sending applications and feeling frustrated as usual.
Still looking for ways to keep busy in a useful way, I'm trying to learn a bit of Spanish again (studied it at school for 9 years! well not that many hours a week but still, I'm so bad at it vs English) by teaching myself a bit of vocabulary everyday and I bought a couple of short stories books because reading+TV+movies is how I learned English so it should work for other languages too!
Speaking of books, I'm reading The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society right now and loving it. I'd never wondered about what happened to the Channel Islands during WWII. Of course the answer is "terrible things". But there's also hope and friendship and love of books. So this book is making me smile and cry, which is a good sign by my standards.
Oh, and I wanted to talk about Caprica because the mid-season finale was craaaaazy.
( is it Fall yet? )
I have a few hours to kill before the Battleship game at
teamgalactica so there you go. What should I update about? Absolutely nothing is going on in my job search right now, other than me sending applications and feeling frustrated as usual.
Still looking for ways to keep busy in a useful way, I'm trying to learn a bit of Spanish again (studied it at school for 9 years! well not that many hours a week but still, I'm so bad at it vs English) by teaching myself a bit of vocabulary everyday and I bought a couple of short stories books because reading+TV+movies is how I learned English so it should work for other languages too!
Speaking of books, I'm reading The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society right now and loving it. I'd never wondered about what happened to the Channel Islands during WWII. Of course the answer is "terrible things". But there's also hope and friendship and love of books. So this book is making me smile and cry, which is a good sign by my standards.
Oh, and I wanted to talk about Caprica because the mid-season finale was craaaaazy.
( is it Fall yet? )
