Human vs. Zombies

This week on campus there is the Human vs Zombie competition which basically means that people wearing green armbands and Nerf guns (Humans) get chased by people with red arm bands that want to tag them (Zombies). If a Human is tagged then they become Zombies have to stop using their Nerf gun and go around with a red armband trying to tag other Humans. It's actually pretty intense. The best way not to get tagged by a Zombie is to walk around in groups so there are groups of people walking around carry Nerf guns at the ready (socks as grenades is also an acceptable form of ammo to use of Zombies). If a Zombie gets hit my a Humans Nerf bullet before they can tag them they have to relinquish their Zombie powers for 15 minutes. It's fairly entertaining to watch the people who are stealthily trying to get to class without being tagged.

In other news I have a cold and it's currently preventing from attending uni and being a functional and productive person. I have quite a bit of stuff to do too. It's annoying I was being so on top of everything and then I had to go get sick which makes everything harder. Growl.

The cold is making me this blog entry lame also. Growl.  

Sometimes I wish I was a fashion blogger

To counteract the dullness of the previous blog posts on here I thought I'd post some pretty pictures of pretty things. Namely pretty clothes. These a from an absolutely gorgeous hand-made collection by Nadinoo for Autumn/Winter 2011.  If I had unlimited funds I would purchase at least half the stuff that is in the collection. I'm especially tempted because navy blue is my favourite colour to wear and it features a lot in this collection. It's often so hard to find quality stuff in colours that I like to wear! Not to mention getting the right size, but that's another rant for another day.

 Alas, I remember I am still unemployed and can't really afford to buy any more clothes at this point. *sadface* Lucky there's no price on ogling the pretty!

I'm back!

I've been back in Perth for just over a week now and it feels kind of sort of like I never went. Kind of. Only in the sense that I've gone back to uni and nothing seems to have changed too much. I still hang out with the same people, in the same places, have class etc. etc. Not that I mind at all, I enjoy uni and all the classes that I take and all the people that I see and hang out with (I am also exceedingly grateful for the warm weather here!). It does however make me realise, however, that I'm probably not going to go to all that effort to try and go on a longer exchange programme because I really think that the best thing for my degree is to stay in Perth. I don't want to have to change my major or anything and I would probably have to do that if I go on exchange.  Hopefully though I can find a different reason to go to Germany, I may even look at doing some post graduate study abroad. My under-grad degree is so jam packed that I'm crossing my fingers and hoping that they will still let me do all the units I want to do.

Other than that I don't have much to say at the moment. I enjoy being home it's excellent not to have to live out of a suitcase anymore. I also enjoy being able to see all my friends and attend events and things again. Also being fluent in the official language of the country that I'm in is good too.