Sunday, November 26, 2006
Where Are The Papers In Poptropica
Hi!
I'll just write something, because I would have to occupy myself with other meaningful things. The university will (brazenly) more and more of me! Since I have introduced a new game quickly: cuneiform memory. We then have a whole table full of cuneiform characters are on small cards and if you can read it correctly, we should put it to his pile. But nobody wants to play with me so I do it all alone. And the longer you look at the cuneiform see Staring things, the more pictures you can see in them ;-).
Monday is my 2nd Unit turn, which I find not nearly as bad as as first.
Here in the ESG have we had last Donnerstas Christmas crafting! It was great fun. So, that's actually already.
Jumpa lagi, Steffi
Monday, November 13, 2006
Baby Cache Manhattan Crib Mattress
This and the first semester of the UFG WE
Hello!
This weekend was the first week of the semester end for UFG and I'm even with, even though it is only my minor actually. But people were so nice :-). It was therefore to Blaubeuren the excavation house. There, of course, look important archaeological sites, caves, a convent and the blue pot. Then came the finding that it gives us 16 people, only 8 beds and mattresses were only 2 people. Bedded sections was announced. An additional problem was then that most of the beds were bunk beds and one above it at least could not share risk. We survived the night anyway and gives the excavation house, a new decoration. Remarkable to me that had by the 7 males 5 long hair and wore lots of great hats. But if one then under some ledge sits and listens to the more advanced students, as they describe to a cave with the remains, then one knows where it belongs: in the dirt!
Salam, Steffi
Archaeology: hard work, career in tatters, always with one foot in the grave.
Hello!
This weekend was the first week of the semester end for UFG and I'm even with, even though it is only my minor actually. But people were so nice :-). It was therefore to Blaubeuren the excavation house. There, of course, look important archaeological sites, caves, a convent and the blue pot. Then came the finding that it gives us 16 people, only 8 beds and mattresses were only 2 people. Bedded sections was announced. An additional problem was then that most of the beds were bunk beds and one above it at least could not share risk. We survived the night anyway and gives the excavation house, a new decoration. Remarkable to me that had by the 7 males 5 long hair and wore lots of great hats. But if one then under some ledge sits and listens to the more advanced students, as they describe to a cave with the remains, then one knows where it belongs: in the dirt!
Salam, Steffi
Archaeology: hard work, career in tatters, always with one foot in the grave.
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