practice practical test
Just a quick note cos I'm relieved... We did a practice practical test a few weeks ago and in last week's practical with Dr Assenheimer he said we hadn't done very well as a group (ie. 'you should sit down before you see your results!') I was beginning to wonder how I went. As it turns out, despite bombing out on his section (1/2 out of 4) I did fine on the rest - even quite well! 35&1/2 out of 50! Hooray. Anyway... lots more to learn before exams but I'd got a little worried when people kept spouting things I had no idea about. Feel better now. And I did know some of the other ones I got wrong too. So... plan is.. study hard... and play hard (This weekend brings Augie March gig, and Tahnee's 21st birthday dinner at Annapurna - yum yum!)

One More Promotional little one...
Last year I was involved with some things that an organisation called Forge were doing - and one of their outlets was Reverb and various other things centred around a building at 112 Liverpool st. As a consequence this place is called... '112'. Anyway after a few years of doing arty things and gigs and stuff there apparently they're not continuing... but before it goes, there is this:

Shots in the dark
Because its a while since I've updated this, I've got a bit to write but I'm putting it in different windows so it doens't look so huge!! On Monday I had a very fun time shooting children in the dark... and I got the high score 2/3 games. No really... to give you the full picture, I have been helping out at Submerge for the last term (and plan to continue) and this week we had a girls night - and did an ungirly thing which they all loved and went to Zone 3. Admittedly it might have been my idea... and it was great! Coming up this saturday is Woody's rollerworld (ok so i didn't know it still existed, but apparently its moved from my younger days!) and hten a sleep over with ALL the kids at church afterwards. Could be fun. Or could be very tiring... hurrah - bring it on!

general comings and goings
And a non-promotional post... Well uni is going well. I am doing more study than I had been, although that may not have included today. I did go to the science library (my uni home away from the med building!) however found it hard to settle! None the less I read about pharmacology a little, muscles a little... and then went back to Dads to have lunch with my friend Ruth. Meanwhile exams are approaching... but enough of uni - its enough for you to know that I'm enjoying the study and social aspects.
I'm trying not to neglect my other good friends - I hung out with my friend from sailing Eve the other day. That was great - we drank maple syrup flavoured tea and listend to cool music, chilling in her place in West Hobart. I've also caught up with Emily from Aquatics... bumped into my friend Nom and do plan to catch up again. I've got semi-permanent coffee meetings scheduled into my week - with Tahnee and Roxy on mondays and Sarah and Sirocha and sometimes Carmen on Fridays. Hooray for Lazenbys. And the ref! My $2.50 veg lasagne was quite decent yesterday!

Greenies take note
Hi again - after some time in hibernation, it seems winter isn't as cold as it was going to be, yet, so I'm back. This is on next week if you're interested (I can recommendd both films although I am biased as they are written and directed by my uncle!)

Cable and Last Port of Call

When: Tuesday May 23rd 18:30
Where: State Cinema

(Another) Tasmanian Greens Fundraiser

To be opened by the director of both films Roger Scholes. Roger will be
available for discussion afterwards.

$20/$15 Tickets available from the Green Shop, 83 Harrington St, Hobart

The films have a combined running time of about 100 minutes.

Enquiries Karen Brown networker@tas.greens.org.au or 6236 9334 or 0417 555 309