THIS IS A LOT MORE FUN

Business research is SO boring.  This sounds like a hell lot more fun!  Too bad I don't qualify.  Could use the money!

 

MIND THE ICE!

Silly cat wandered onto thin ice

Had to be rescued by firefighters!

Don't push your luck next time!

Everyone is lining up!

Waiting to go into the classroom.  Proof we're in Canada.  Look how everyone just automatically lines up!  :)

MADE MY DAY

As I walked out into the frigid cold this morning, I passed by this gentleman.  I said, "Good Morning."

He said, "Kind of cold today, eh, kid?"

Haha, made my day!

Sort of like Hawaii?

Should be loads of fun walking to campus this morning...

 

 You know it's really cold when:

1.  A merino wool beanie and a fleece hood TOGETHER don't keep your head from freezing.

2.  When your thinsulate boots and heavy wool socks don't stop your toes from going numb.

3.  When denim feels more like a sheet of ice on your legs.

4.  When your polyester and fleece gloves only serve to keep your frozen fingers from completely falling off.

5.  When people in Ottawa actually STOP riding their damn bicycles...

And the ice is closing in!  Expecting to see the Titanic iceberg any time now...

 

CONTINUING SAGA WITH MY FAVE TA

As you may recall, I again have my fave TA in another history class.

This morning I saw her as she came into the classroom.   Started chatting with her, all nice and friendly.  I am so sweet -- trailing evil snickers...

A Pretty Interesting Prof

Finally, a prof who doesn't stand behind the podium and refer to notes every 5 minutes!

I had some very decent profs last semester, but this semester, in my 20th Century history class, the prof walks the room, talks to the class, gesticulates wildly as he gets excited, and only sparingly uses powerpoint.  And so loud he doesn't need a mike though he's lecturing 200 people.

And he said to the class, "you should feel free to email me, but you must have a greeting in your email."  Haha!  No, he doesn't care to be greeted as Dr. So and So.  Even a simple hello will do.  But greeting there must be.  "It's a piece of communication after all," he said.
 
Some of you will probably understand why I like this guy (so far). 

On the negative side, one of his TAs is the very same TA I had last semester in Canadian history.  The one who doesn't know what received view is.  Sigh.  Just can't have everything, eh?