Yesterday we had a grand tour of South Bank Campus, thus leading us not to have any lectures all day. Today, we got to see the other two campuses that we're attending. (No lectures today either then, and tomorrow's off!) Very well, at Nathan Campus we met Cousin Itt. (Little dude from Addams Family TV series and film. Completely covered in hair)
At Nathan Campus, we found something weird as well. The Multi-feit Centre. I think (but must be wrong) that this is a place where they expect people from different religions to come together. Weird huh.. :P
Julie was shocked they didn't call it the Multi War Centre..
Mt. Gravatt Campus is the smallest campus, and we are only having lectures there two out of twelve times. Of course this is also the one campus we can get to without changing buses along the way.
I found South Bank Campus (Queensland College of Art) fantastic because everyone was walking around with canvases and film-making equipment. But when I came to Mt. Gravatt I saw this sign upon one of the doors. I want that kind of sign!
Yeye, enough about school already. When we walked off the bus Julie and I went separate ways (at least for the next half hour), as I headed for food and Julie for home. She had the camera, so I couldn't take pictures of whateverIwantedtotakeapictureof, but at least Julie did :P So here is our road and our house (My paranoid friends will say I am screaming out to every killer in the neighborhood now.. "See! This is where I live!".. Scary. But not scary enough apparently...)
And finally: the moment you have all been waiting for: Whateverhappened to the Gingerbread Man? Well, obviously he moved to Australia and got heaps of kids only to throw them in to plastic bags for consummation.
Yay!
At Nathan Campus, we found something weird as well. The Multi-feit Centre. I think (but must be wrong) that this is a place where they expect people from different religions to come together. Weird huh.. :P
Julie was shocked they didn't call it the Multi War Centre..
Mt. Gravatt Campus is the smallest campus, and we are only having lectures there two out of twelve times. Of course this is also the one campus we can get to without changing buses along the way.
I found South Bank Campus (Queensland College of Art) fantastic because everyone was walking around with canvases and film-making equipment. But when I came to Mt. Gravatt I saw this sign upon one of the doors. I want that kind of sign!
Yeye, enough about school already. When we walked off the bus Julie and I went separate ways (at least for the next half hour), as I headed for food and Julie for home. She had the camera, so I couldn't take pictures of whateverIwantedtotakeapictureof, but at least Julie did :P So here is our road and our house (My paranoid friends will say I am screaming out to every killer in the neighborhood now.. "See! This is where I live!".. Scary. But not scary enough apparently...)
And finally: the moment you have all been waiting for: Whateverhappened to the Gingerbread Man? Well, obviously he moved to Australia and got heaps of kids only to throw them in to plastic bags for consummation.
Yay!
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