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Hi everyone, just back from foresterhill after the communication course
It's the last of the communication tutorials today and it was really fun
I like my communications tutorial group.
We're a nice mix of pple.
So today we were talking about team work. And we had to act out this
scenario where we were each one of the 9 remaining survivors in an air plane crash
I had the 'honour' of being a 10 year epileptic, on my way to UK to visit my 2 elder siblings
in boarding schools wiht my parents.
so basically there's this life boat which can fit only 4 pple and we were to discuss and
state our stand on why we wanted or did not want to be saved.
Well, needless to say I got a space on the raft without even having to fight for it.
The whole idea of being a epileptic child just won the jury over.
So it was really funny listening to the other dodgy characters tryng to win their
survival. but it was all good and educational. haha....
Well today was also the last lecture to be delivered by Professor Longhe's one of our main cells and molecules professors.Really quirky, and stoically funny guy.He's an English man and thus exudes typical english humor.haha. I'm gonna miss him. He's a really good lecturer who knows how to balance humor and scientific teaching nicely and tidily.Though his appearance is seriously rather haphazard. He has got like only 3 ties. and I think his fave is the blue pin striped one. hahaSo you can predict what he wears everyday : White shirt. Tie. Black pants. Grey blazerhaha....CALL IN THE FASHION POLICE!But he's really good and funny. And his notes are fine too which doesnt hurt too much.and in addition to an extensive pool of biochemical knowledge, he knowsall about the major cartoons like sesame street, house on pooh corner etc.It's quite amazing that he can draw examples from those shows.YES! this proves my point that TV IS EDUCATIONAL!!!!