Library Computers

Think they're so good blocking websites so that students can't tie up their precious bandwidth browsing unacademic websites.
They didn;t block this one though, did they!
Which must mean blogs in general, and mine in particular, is a learning experience.

I shouldn't be surprised if next year the arts faculty offer a new elective, ARTS6434 Blogging the the 21st Century

(as opposed to the compulsory ARTS1001 Blogging in the Stone Ages, where thoughtful, observant cave men carved their daily musings and pondering onto to walls of nearby caves, in the hope that passing cave men, in the habit of browsing caves, will stumble across their "caveblog" and perhaps make it a habit of returning to see if any new witty addition has been made in the stone surface)

(theres also ARTS2001 Blogging in the 17th century, however it is a relatively short course as all the bloggers- or "quillers" as they were then known- ended up being executed for heretical thoughts)

It is 8:31pm here in the library, and it's not nearly as exciting as one would think.