Morning update
Sep. 21st, 2006 08:46 amSo, in about 12 minutes I leave for my typing test at Nordia. If typing is all I'm graded on, I'm not worried... at least as long as I'm allowed to use the backspace key. If not, I may be in for some accuracy problems. *grin*
Thanks to everyone who replied to my queries. You guys are great.
Also on the game plan for today: Volunteer Fair at McGill, drop off something at Concordia, karate this evening. Depending on how things go at Nordia, I may or may not do more job-hunting today.
Also, I have a question. As most of you have guessed, I'm planning on making another blog at some point, that will be more content-driven. Yesterday, the idea came to me of using a Bible study guide to read through the entire thing in a year, and post my thoughts and reflections as I go through it. I'd call it something like "A Secular Humanist Reads the Bible," and I would be approaching the text from a literary / social standpoint, as opposed to a strictly religious one. I'd generally just ramble about what I'd read, daily, based on past knowledge and without using too many outside references. Would anyone be interested in reading something like that?
So, that's it for now. With luck, I'll only post once more today to update everyone on the results of the Nordia interview. Cheers!
Thanks to everyone who replied to my queries. You guys are great.
Also on the game plan for today: Volunteer Fair at McGill, drop off something at Concordia, karate this evening. Depending on how things go at Nordia, I may or may not do more job-hunting today.
Also, I have a question. As most of you have guessed, I'm planning on making another blog at some point, that will be more content-driven. Yesterday, the idea came to me of using a Bible study guide to read through the entire thing in a year, and post my thoughts and reflections as I go through it. I'd call it something like "A Secular Humanist Reads the Bible," and I would be approaching the text from a literary / social standpoint, as opposed to a strictly religious one. I'd generally just ramble about what I'd read, daily, based on past knowledge and without using too many outside references. Would anyone be interested in reading something like that?
So, that's it for now. With luck, I'll only post once more today to update everyone on the results of the Nordia interview. Cheers!