A repost of a web-diary that predated the term blog - as previous hosting is disappearing it can now go here.
24 October 1998 - 29 July 1999 originally published on geocties.
August 1999 - 2012 originally published on ihug.
Disclaimer
Though a "Diary" my online diary is a work of FICTION.It may at times strongly reflect actual events of my life, often how I honestly perceived them and display my genuine reactions. But not always and everything contained within should be treated as a fiction.
This is also a personal diary, so by reading it you are violating my privacy. And as it is a personal diary you are not allowed to hold anything you read in it against me, as you shouldn't have been reading it anyway.
Also, this diary is not to be read by anyone who has gone out with me, would like to go out with me in the future, or suspects I may like to go out with them.
Tuesday, 25 February 2020
Surprising numbers of boys
So I got up late, had my porridge and headed in to uni just in time for class. I got there sweaty and gross from having to hustle to get there on time.
I sat down and got out my exercise book and pencil in a room full of children with laptops. And I was surprised by the fact there were more than a dozen guys in the class. I think the gender ratio in what was called Women's Studies not that long ago isn't far off that of Pharmacy School when I did it. Though unlike in Pharmacy School, the boys in GEND101 were spread out and not all hiding in a clump at the back.
Then lunch with Greer and her tiniest spawn at the Japanese place on Frederick Street. It was very nice. I haven't been there in ages and had forgotten how much I like their food.
Then group, which had a significantly lower turn out for session six than the first five. Not sure if stuff was happening or if it was just that the usual people dropping out at the start thing had been delayed a few weeks.
Weirdly I felt much more comfortable talking without the only person I don't find annoying in the group being there. May be a sign I have a bit of thing for him, which is not useful or wanted. Thanks, stupid brain.
Walk home afterwards and I smacked into a building on Princes Street as I was too zoned out and lost my balance. Too in my head to even walk on a footpath.
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