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Good :), still enjoying it all?

 

Yeah, most of it :)

Applied maths is alright, but a lot of it just seems to be putting together a model for something, simplifying it so you can do a little bits of maths with it and then concluding loads of stuff. I guess it's useful and all, but not my favourite :laugh:

The others are awesome though :happy:

 

Good :), still enjoying it all?

 

Yeah, most of it :)

Applied maths is alright, but a lot of it just seems to be putting together a model for something, simplifying it so you can do a little bits of maths with it and then concluding loads of stuff. I guess it's useful and all, but not my favourite :laugh:

The others are awesome though :happy:

Good, glad to hear that :)

How's your course coming along?

It's alright, quite straightforward so far. Not particularly interesting to be honest. But it's all very general stuff at the moment so it will hopefully get better. Loving living in Glasgow though

 

Brandon Sanderson just tweeted me :laugh:

 

No way :laugh:

What'd he have to say?

He tweeted something about the massive amounts of RJ's notes, so I asked him if that meant plenty of material for the encyclopaedia, he replied 'LOTS :)' :laugh:

 

How's your course coming along?

It's alright, quite straightforward so far. Not particularly interesting to be honest. But it's all very general stuff at the moment so it will hopefully get better. Loving living in Glasgow though

 

Cool :) I'm quite looking forward to choosing more specific stuff, and hopefully some things from other modules as well; I still find it a bit weird just doing one thing, even if there is so much variety in it.

Here is basically just the actual uni and a tiny village... York is a really lovely place, but I think if I didn't have all my uni work and sports and stuff, it could get a bit ...not boring, just running out of things to do maybe?

 

 

Brandon Sanderson just tweeted me :laugh:

 

No way :laugh:

What'd he have to say?

He tweeted something about the massive amounts of RJ's notes, so I asked him if that meant plenty of material for the encyclopaedia, he replied 'LOTS :)' :laugh:

 

Awesome :D

 

 

 

How's your course coming along?

 

It's alright, quite straightforward so far. Not particularly interesting to be honest. But it's all very general stuff at the moment so it will hopefully get better. Loving living in Glasgow though

 

Cool :) I'm quite looking forward to choosing more specific stuff, and hopefully some things from other modules as well; I still find it a bit weird just doing one thing, even if there is so much variety in it.

Here is basically just the actual uni and a tiny village... York is a really lovely place, but I think if I didn't have all my uni work and sports and stuff, it could get a bit ...not boring, just running out of things to do maybe?

No such problems here. I know I go on about it but Glasgow is amazing

I'm wondering if I could fit some kinda mini gap year in over the summer :laugh:

I've been toying with some similar ideas, would be so much fun

 

 

I'm wondering if I could fit some kinda mini gap year in over the summer :laugh:

I've been toying with some similar ideas, would be so much fun

Definitely. I dunno where I'd get the money from yet... But I'd love to do it sometime :)

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