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So hi!

Internet is still not on it's best behaviour, although it was slight better yesterday, enough for me to cling to people on AIM for a bit before it died again. We are getting a new wireless thinger, because tech support couldn't help us, but I have no idea when that'll arrive. Oh, well. Could be worse, and I'm making use of the uni PCs while I'm here.

Life! Continues to happen, oddly enough. I'm determined to make a huge batch of tomato sauce and freeze it at some point, since making something basic like that every single time makes little sense. I'm catching up on my reading, since I kind of abandoned it the first week due to essay o'doom. Looking at my assessment criteria for these courses, mind you, looks like all the Spring/Summer ones will be assessed by coursework essays. This is good in that a) I don't have to worry about remembering stuff for exams and b) I'm pretty good at essays as long as I can make myself care about them, but bad in that a) I sometimes can't make myself care and b) I have an alarming tendancy to do them in one sitting the night before they are due.

Sooo. *shrug*

It is my mother's birthday this weekend (even though I can never remember if it's the 21st or the 23rd) and I don't think I'll be going home, but I do want to send her present, if I can figure out what to get her. Nothing bath stuff-y. She has loads of that, mostly from me in the first place. I've occasionally bought her Robert Goldsmith mugs and things, but they're a leetle too precious and fragile to send through the post.

Um. Help? Anyone else have a difficult mother?

Date: 2007-01-15 11:56 am (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] innerbrat
I have a difficult mother! I nagged her and nagged her to get herself a wishlist and when she did it was full of gardneing books and maths textbooks and classical CDs.

So my sister and I bought her the same CD >_>

This isn't helpful. Buy her a trainset.

Date: 2007-01-15 01:18 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] rowanberries.livejournal.com
We already have a trainset!

Alas. Maybe a nice book, though. She's a gardener, and she likes classical-type literature. Hmm!

Date: 2007-01-15 03:51 pm (UTC)
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From: [personal profile] matgb
The only time I've messed up my "you can never go wrong with a book" approach to Mum was the year I bought her the same book for her birthday as I had two years previously.

Seriously, the diary extract on the front of Bridget Jones is her birthday, it seemed like a god idea both times.

Good books always win. Unless you're my dad, who still hasn't read the books I got him last year...

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