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[vyvyanx]

Last night I dreamt I had to write a dissertation covering such topics as feline biology and urban congestion planning. My supervisor was aldabra. Ah well, at least my subconscious seems to have finally grasped the idea that I'm not at school any more. Perhaps one day it will realise I don't still live with my parents either!

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[scy11a.livejournal.com]

*LOL*

Actually I did an OU short course last year and had similar flashbacks! Really must get around to registering for a further one, but you're right, it's the essay writing that drags me down every time! You see, I'm just a simple engineer at heart. Once you've completed a sum or equation, that's it - right or wrong. There's none of this subjective malarky to deal with : )

[karohemd.livejournal.com]

Strange dreams indeed. So how can you avoid queues with the help of cats? ;o)

Just before I woke up yesterday morning I dreamt that I had slept all day and missed my lunch date with puddingcat. I was so glad that it was just a dream. :o)

[surje.livejournal.com]

that reminds me, the other night i had a "finals" dream where i was being told by my tutors that if i didn't work really hard i would fail my exams... and i really believed it until after i had woken up and realised that it was a dream. what's interesting is that it was actually about real life - i'm worried about what i am expected to have done at work, and whether it will be perceived as good enough (i now have a technical person assigned to check what i am doing, which isn't standard procedure, although it might be because they want him to learn what i do so that they don't have to hire me any more).

[surje.livejournal.com]

when i say hire, i mean subcontract.