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- I will respond to this over there.
- I think you put your finger on it when you said the group's purpose is unclear. That's bound to cause problems. My gut feeling is that it is easier to move from formal to informal contacts...
- I think the problem is that the groups purpose is unclear. There is a tool for everything but I don't think using anything will hide the fact that the purpose of the group is confused. If it...
- Nice. I definitely appreciate the point about asking a new media student (k so I'm just geek not an actual student of new media) to organise something offline. I was taking a quick look at...
- Thanks for share your opinion about facebook. that is a good reason.
Jennifr.net
blog for Jennifr.netI’ve been “home” for a week now. I can’t say it’s been easy. The first couple of days were low as I slipped back in to the routine of silently seething about being back in Ayr. I was indifferent to begin with - then I went from being in a chipper mood about what is […] ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
I try to avoid going into the town centre to actively avoid having to make the awkward decision about whether to acknowledge or ignore people I recognise because everyone knows everyone... Ignore them and there's the guilt of feeling rude as technically you know them, and they know you... say something and you might get drawn into the most awkward conversation in the world: "So what have you been doing since... the last day of school... Not that we spoke to each other back then anyway." (Maybe I'm just appalling at light conversation?)
Its all a bit claustrophobic and (figuratively, as far as I'm aware) incestuous, really.
1 year ago
Very claustrophobic - and VERY incestuous. I could elaborate but it is "jay jay ayr" googling season according to google analytics. ;-) I wonder what people do when I ain't in town to piss them off...
I am not a popular person here. I get up idiots noses - quite spectacularly, I hear. Ideally I want to go to Leicester and never return so I don't need to live up to my reputation of not being arsed about anything...
The strangest thing about living in Leicester? Not having to CONSTANTLY fight to prove that I'm more than just another pleb - or put myself down because some people don't like me talking too "clever". It's a total headf&*k! I can't handle people being nice to me!