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yes i think you have it in a nutshell. not so fun for some..six of my friends have dropped out in the past two years. well its mainly design where you're given work to do each week, think of it as a visual arts major work or DT major work where your teacher (tutor) helps you and tells you...

umm, i think you slightly misunderstood me, when i meant you do all the practical stuff at home it means that designated design studio time (4 hours per week) is spent in class with a tutor who hammers you and rips your drawings/designs up to shreds. in the metaphoric sense of course (although...

Mate that's not too bad compared to me I fucked up my phone because..my friend told me to jump in a swimming pool for kicks so I did, with my phone and wallet and all. So i decided to dry my phone out in the microwave. I managed to keep my contacts cos i thought to take the sim card out...

yeah i love this song persephone, it was such an appropriate song for the film too.

you know what asqy, i completely agree with you. it was a love story, a complicated one which was hilarious and witty and full of betrayal and lust. it should have been obvious from the trailers that it wasn't going to be a 'light and fluffy movie'. i think that if you think love is just...

no worries oops, i made a mistake in the link, edited now. edit: yeah thanks for that white rabbit. well i'm not really into working in rural areas so staying in sydney would be my preference. I checked with uts and i can do the nursing degree in two years if i finish my architecture...

Well i work at the anglican retirement villages in castle hill (although they have sites all over the sydney and met. area), and they abolished the job title "PCA" and we are now "CSE", which is care service employee. it means that we get placed in the servery, the laundry and also the care...

i don't hold any nursing qualifications at all. i started working at the nursing home cos my mother is an RN there and i just wanted a decent job. i would definitely want to be an RN though, because their responsibilities are obviously greater and more wide ranging. but, is what you learn at...

i'm about to start my third year of architecture and at the end of the year i get an arts degree for it. I've been working at a nursing home for the past one and a half years and have started to become more interested in nursing...so i'm facing a bit of a dilemma as to whether i should...

oh serious fuckers man, some of us have been in uni for two years and still haven't been able to score a job, and you haven't even started and you got offered one! okay re: design time. well, it is heavily stressed that design is the most important subject in the course, so everything you...

yeah i might see them at the gaelic too, they are pretty interesting sounding

Yeah, i just done a google search on the connor bloke hes alright but the best are the ash frontman (always forget his name) and dandy warhols' courtney taylor-taylor

That's not the bright eyes front man is it? he sounds familiar

umm well first year is sweet as if you like history/theory, cos half of the subjects are like introductions to architecture and stuff, so it's really bludgy in first semester you do communications, which is the most important subject you'll ever do. you learn about different methods to...

actually greenwood i disagree with you. i think the anonymity you get on BOS is good to talk about things like grief, because you do'nt have to worry about making others around you feel awkward or uncomfortable about the situation. a few years ago my baby cousin was just born, and was really...

the only movies i've actually cried in are the son's room (an italian movie about a tragic, tragic circumstance) and when i was little, the lion king. it's funny, i reckon every kid would have cried when mufasa died, why would disney want to make millions of kids cry!? i've come close in love...

oh sick, good on ya mate and if you decide to go through with it give me a shout, i can fill you in with all the gossip on the lecturers....and give you notes and stuff too ;)

well yes, there are different levels of 'nursing home' anyway, there are self care units which are located on the same site as working nurses, there are hostels which are for level 4 to level 8 residents (i think) and the true nursing home is for level 1-3 patients who are in need of pallitative...

i work in a nursing home so i have lots of mixed opinions about it..but basically i agree with hipsta jess. i would only put my mother in a nursing home if i really could not take care of her, i.e she has extreme dementia or needs pallitative care. life in a nursing home can be very depressing...

also family-owned restaurants, fruit shops, delivery mate (if you have a car)