Well it's been a busy few weeks. Not only have I been working as a Technical Support assistant lecturer (helping them open computers, remove CPUs, plus in PSUs), but I was assigned to be a guest lecturer for 3D Animation.
This meant that last Tuesday morning I had to show my Animation to the new third years, and had to give a speech on how I did it, what inspired me, and what they should do. I had great difficulty sleeping the night before. But I was really happy with how it went, and was even treated to two rounds of applause (thanks Tables).
Now I'll speak to some senior staffers and with any luck I'll get the full guest lecturer fee. That wouldn't be too bad, but it's not necessary because the work I'm doing for this publishing company is pretty lucrative. It's not a fortune, but I enjoy what I do, and PHP pretty much writes itself.
Best of all, none of the work I do really eats up much of my day, so I'm getting alright money for not much of my time, and I like that. It's cash in the pocket and that helps.
My sister is coming down next weekend, for my mother's birthday, and while my mother is having plenty of her work friends around, we'll make ourselves scarce and go somewhere for a party or a movie or some kind of fun excursion.
Speaking of movies, I've been sitting down for Sky Movies the last couple of nights, to see some things I've been meaning to see. The host is a Korean monster/comedy film. Less comedy than most, but it's very funny in some parts. But I saw it and it left me thinking about it for days. I thoroughly recommend it, I was riveted the whole way through. I am, however, unable to watch it again. But see it if you can, it's definitely the best Korean film I have seen. But I haven't seen Oldboy yet, so who knows. Last night I watched a History of Violence, that quiet film with Viggo Mortensen. I liked that too. Not as much, it was much slower, but still a barrel of fun. Viggo is one of those really cool guys. He'll always be Aragorn to me, but this film was a very new and interesting character. He's kind of up there with Clive Owen cool.
Anyway, I have work in a few hours, I'd better go and prepare. For nothing.
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