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I don't mind when it's one way or the other, as long as I'm dressed for it. Also I have an enormous umbrella that helps.

Went to a DET recruitment meeting today. Very useful. Was a bit shit having to go all the way into uni in the wet, then the sun came out and it got warm and I was wearing boots. Choose either cold or warm plz.

ASOS order - long necklace with flamingo pendant - feather headband - boyfriend blazer - this dress: ASOS | ASOS Batik Print Bandeau Dress at ASOS Took all bloody weekend for the money to transfer onto my visa card. It's a pity because I was getting free shipping until yesterday.

Metallica set to tour in November on FasterLouder.com.au If it's true, I'm there. Haven't seen them before.

It was the original one, might have been the extended version on the website.

Hah in a Hungry Beast interview, Conroy compared the proposed Australian filter to China's filter. And the interviewer just had this look on his face... like how could drawing a parallel to China, that doesn't let you use Facebook or google Tiananmen square, possibly be a good thing.

It's fine during the day, there are enough students there to keep everyone out of trouble. But at night, it's advisable to use the security bus provided by USyd OR get a bus to central instead. That's not to say you'll definitely get robbed if you're in Redfern at night, but it's best to play...

Got my portfolio down to 2600 words, which will have to do.

I'm rugged up, doing assessments. Black track pants Orange tshirt Pink dressing gown Pink slippers Will change before I go to the bf's house for dinner.

I can usually get what a person is trying to say if they grunt at me. Doesn't mean it should be someone's preferred method of communication.

Dude. Without words, you are nothing. You're a rock. Or a fish. Or something else that can't type or write or talk. Choose your words carefully.

Yeah I'm the opposite this semester. Nothing nothing nothing FIVE THINGS nothing nothing nothing THREE THINGS etc.

TBH I thought they found that most of the Indian students who had been bashed, had been bashed by other Indian students. And the bashings were in Melbourne anyway. I think there might be a slightly higher incidence of Indian students getting rolled, but that's mostly because they're not...

Yeah I've got 4 things due next week - hard copy of portfolio - maths assessment - literacy circle assessment - TESOL activities + read aloud. Should finish the portfolio today. That's my goal.

I wouldn't be worried. You went off the pill, so your body is getting back into the swing of being on it. Spotting is fairly common. See what happens when you actually start the sugar pills.

You might be puffed out and need a shower, but you should still feel good afterwards. Basically, the message should be that it's OK to have sex if you feel good about it and protect yourself. If you don't feel good, you don't have to do it and nobody has the right to make you do it.

I worry that if sexuality is made to seem dirty and wrong, then kids will think that it's OK to feel dirty and wrong after sex.

Er I call bullshit on that.

Primary school age children are taught about the function of sex. It's all very biological.

It shouldn't be about stopping people from having sex. It should be about encouraging healthy attitudes to sex. So using protection, the rights a person has over their body, the fact that sex should be a positive thing that makes you feel good. And I suppose these magazines do have some part...