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[hopefulnebula]

Whee, I got a 90 on that Religion paper. The topic was to choose three thinkers: one for medieval times, one for the Renaissance, and one for the Reformation, and explore their views on one of three topics.

In other news, why is it that the people you need are never around and the people you don't always are?

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[niorah.livejournal.com]

I believe it's a corollary to Murphy's Law...

Way to go on the paper! :)

[mabapunta.livejournal.com]

there's peanut butter fudge in the Eat Me chair

[zogblog.livejournal.com]

Good job on the paper! Though, I probably could've told you about the reformation... my church being part of it and all that.

I agree with Niorah, it has to be part of Murphy's Law.

[hestia.livejournal.com]

#3 isn't coming up on the voting post. It looks like http:// was repeated in the code.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v72/melraad/Icons/legible_icons/priorities-melraad.png

[hopefulnebula]

Fixed.

[hestia.livejournal.com]

Thanks for that. :)

And congratulations on the religion paper. I'm minoring in religion too.

I noticed that you haven't voted yet. Are you busy and not online? I can do the winners' post if you don't have time. I also have to get quotes for this coming week sorted out now too. Mum's coming to visit tomorrow so I'll probably not be very available until she goes back to Sydney on Monday.

[hopefulnebula]

Eh, I'm fine. Just've been too lazy to vote. I'll vote and post the winners after Brit Lit.

[hestia.livejournal.com]

I'm glad actually. I ran out of time last night anyway. (Bub's teething.)

Just to let you know, I've just fixed up the userinfo to reflect the new schedule and included "Due to the unreliable nature of reality these times are a guide only." I hope you approve. Now people can't complain, not that they do except inside my own head. ;)

Could you unscreen last week's entries too please?

"Brit Lit"... are you doing a Bachelor of Arts? That's what I'm doing.