September has arrived. Last night was cold, and tonight will be cold too. Luckily, we will make it back into the mid-twenties for the Labour Day weekend. Still, the leaves have already started to change colour, and I've gotten out my winter coat (heck, I'm wearing it as I type this, and yeah, it's still Bil's old jacket with my green hoodie underneath).
Oh, the psych exam last week went fine, although I could have studied harder. I think I'm done with my self-analysis for a while. For the week before the exam, I was like some modern-day Freud, lying back on my Lillberg couch from Ikea, conducting psychodynamic psychotherapy on myself.
I meant to get some summer photos up, especially now with autumn upon us. Maybe next weekend...
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Yay photos!
Autumn is definitely nearly here, trying to creep in the side door unnoticed... But I've got my eye on it.
It won't be official here til 21st September - is it the same over the pond?
Yes, that's the official date here too... although, that is probably closer to the actual peak of autumn than the beginning.
Today on CBC September was discribed as the 'last dregs of summer'. That is certainly evident in our chilly nights.
Ah, dregs, that isn't a bad description, in a negative kind of way. :)
Just wondering if you have ever been taught by a Professor Bennett, a surgeon with Tourette's who lectures/lectured in anatomy at Calgary?
He is the subject of a chapter in An Anthropologist on Mars.
Interesting, I should read that. His name isn't actually Bennett, though.
He is pretty much my favourite prof here. I was lucky enough to end up doing a dissection project with him, that will last until sometime in October. Today I spent the last half of the morning working with him and another student in the dissection lab...
This can't have effect in actual fact, that is exactly what I consider.
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This can't work in reality, that's what I think.
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