phew!

[morsla]

I've never really felt compelled to talk about uni results before... especially after the souldraining end to my Honours project.

I just checked my results from last semester, in case I'd failed something and shouldn't actually go to classes this afternoon. The last few assessment pieces were submitted in a fit of "get it over with so I can do something else with my life," and got a fairly demoralising set of comments back about my writing folio. The semester started well, but the tail end of it left me wondering if I'd made a horrible mistake somewhere along the way.

Two Distinctions (Creative Non-Fiction A & Editing), and two High Distinctions (Law and Ethics & Writing for Communication Media). The last one was a 91 :)

Looks like I get to go to today's classes after all...


In other news, I'll hopefully be selling some converted/sculpted models on Ebay in the next few months. I think that my Troll sculpts can fill a niche out there, as the studio models only really have a single pose possible. Five hundred people have looked at the photos I posted at Privateer Press yesterday - a nice surprise to start my afternoon off. Now I just have to find out how to use this Seller's account that I registered for two years ago.

Comments

Were you really surprised?

[(Anonymous)]

Between you and Geserit, I don't know anyone else out there that commits themselves more completely to their work. Yet you both underestimate the quality of your work.

I guess these two things go together, but it ain't good for the health! Remember workoholicisim = bad, time to realx and be human = good!

(Note: Please don't critisize my grammer O master of editing!) ;-)

Re: Were you really surprised?

[fetnas.livejournal.com]

Oops, forgot to log in. That comment came from me if you hadn't figured that out.

[morsla.livejournal.com]

I was a bit... as the only feedback I'd had in the last six weeks was all pretty negative, and the law subject had no feedback at all. Two 2500 word essays on a topic you've never studied before can be a bit daunting.

Still, it's nice to find out that the "silent" subjects went well, and the negative-feedback ones still went okay (probably on the strength of the first four week's work).

[virtual-munkee.livejournal.com]

go ben!! awesome results *two thumbsup*

[kitling.livejournal.com]

well done on marks!

congrats!

Now I don't feel bad for mentioning mine :)

[submystical.livejournal.com]

Cool... we were both able to get better results than expected. Let's see if we can keep this up.