Day 326.

© Ruth Johnston 2010.

Today flew by, and I'm not even really sure I did anything.
I did go and meet Gabriella for lunch though and that was nice, and I sorted through my Paris photos. I've got to get my head together. There isn't that long until we break up for Christmas.

Day 319.

© Ruth Johnston 2010.

I've pretty much slogged my guts out today and haven't left the house. I've really got on with my dissertation, I'm so happy.

Day 304

© Ruth Johnston 2010.

I'm still pushing through, I've read a lot, but not written much more, I'm quite nervous as to whether I've done enough for my tutorial tomorrow. :\

Day 244.

© Ruth Johnston 2010.

By the time it got to the end of this afternoon, I had some how winded up updating my website, something I've been putting off for a couple of months. I've now added all my University projects on there, and just have a general gallery to go - I'll probably avoid that for a while too...

Day 143.

© Ruth Johnston 2010.

Today has been a bit frustrating.
I felt bad that Moon's exam went badly yesterday, but also as though I had to bear the brunt of it, luckily he got it mostly off his chest by the time he came back from the library this afternoon, so I feel a bit better now.
I spent the afternoon hunting out work for the summer, there is a lot, just in places like Manchester and Newcastle, but I'm going to keep looking, I've sent my CV off to a local portrait studio and Vice, fingers crossed I have something coming my way for summer.
There was an awesome-sounding job abroad, which I was fine with but it was for muddled months, so I left it alone.
A new CV is also what this afternoon went on, I'm not quite sure where this day has gone, oh well.

Day 123.

© Ruth Johnston 2010.

This is the sweet set up I had this afternoon to get my final prints done. Judging from the week's images so far, can you tell that I have a dreadline coming up?
I'm pretty much done now though, so today has been a productive day despite me starting it out as though I was going to get murdered. My article only needed a few basic tweaks and it now looks much better, the spread is mounted on sticky-back foam board (probably the best innovation of all time) and my final PDF is on a CD. Bring on finishing the RDB and having a relaxing weekend.