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Just realised I haven't had lunch! :eek: My new study app is working a treat!
It's a Pomodoro timer, but it can be set to block the internet and only let you use it during the breaks. Put it on with my phone in airplane mode and have got so much done!
I saw Birdman last night. It was good! Different, but very good.
Had a great night, actually. A study break/date night treat (since we never go anywhere :P). Went for an epic meal in a BBQ place called My Meat Wagon (gonna say best bbq in Dublin, over Pitt Bros and Bison Bar anyway) Right beside the Lighthouse Cinema. Then had tea in the Lighthouse cafe while waiting for our film to start. Then very enjoyable film!
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sunshine and showers wrote: »Just realised I haven't had lunch! :eek: My new study app is working a treat! It's a Pomodoro timer, but it can be set to block the internet and only let you use it during the breaks. Put it on with my phone in airplane mode and have got so much done!
I saw Birdman last night. It was good! Different, but very good.
Had a great night, actually. A study break/date night treat (since we never go anywhere :P). Went for an epic meal in a BBQ place called My Meat Wagon (gonna say best bbq in Dublin, over Pitt Bros and Bison Bar anyway) Right beside the Lighthouse Cinema. Then had tea in the Lighthouse cafe while waiting for our film to start. Then very enjoyable film! Would highly recommend the combo!
Link to the app? Because my one is getting me nowhere!
Your date is also sounding like a great idea for a treat for my boyfriend's birthday in a few weeks!0 -
XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: »Link to the app? Because my one is getting me nowhere!
Your date is also sounding like a great idea for a treat for my boyfriend's birthday in a few weeks!
The app is called Clear Focus. I'm finding it best used in airplane mode cause I need to have my sound on to hear its alarms, but that lets me hear texts too! It actually won't let you change the internet setting during a study session (unless your turn it off - it was a law related Google search, I swear! :P)
Would highly recommend said date. The Lighthouse is such a lovely cinema. And that restaurant is cool, if a tad hipster (the beer comes with jam jar glasses and the fries are served in tiny shopping trollies!) 0 -
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How so Joe wrote: »Such a big wave from such a tiny baby - he's adorable!
I'm going to an archery competition on Saturday, in Telford, with like... 600 other archers. To say I'm nervous would be an understatement, I'm afraid I'll let the whole team down by being my mediocre self!
That is so cool! Studying Archery is on my bucket list 0 -
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rainbow kirby wrote: »And he wasn't egged?
Haha kids AND staff were warned to be on our best behaviour0 -
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SillyBeans wrote: »I think I need a career change. Been thinking about retraining as a solicitor for a long time. Change is scary though...
How is everyone today?
A word of caution from someone in the middle of a law degree...ya better like reading :P0 -
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Ah the DOTE! He has such gorgeous eyes, Dolbert
Still haven't heard about when I start in the HSE but I have an interview tomorrow for a job related to my degree... Don't know what to be thinking at this point, I just have no idea if I'm coming or going!
Hope you're getting on wonderfully in your internship WesternNight! I honestly am having a great experience with mine, and I think that's largely because it's related to my degree and building on skills I theoretically gained at college. Hope it's been a positive experience for you so far 0 -
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WesternNight wrote: »Go for it!
(it'll grow back)
Hair does grow!
I'll probably make my hairdresser decide
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Ilyana - if you feel like going for it, do it!
My hair was down past my shoulders about 5 years ago & I decided on a whim to get a pixie cut. I loved it! I kept it for about 2 years before letting it grow out & now my hair is longer than it was even before I cut it all off. It's so fun to be adventurous with your hair, especially as it grows back!0 -
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Ilyana - if you feel like going for it, do it!
My hair was down past my shoulders about 5 years ago & I decided on a whim to get a pixie cut. I loved it! I kept it for about 2 years before letting it grow out & now my hair is longer than it was even before I cut it all off. It's so fun to be adventurous with your hair, especially as it grows back!
You must have quick-growing hair! But I'm the same, I love changing things up every now and again.
Lads I can't hack this cold weather 0 -
Ilyana 2.0 wrote: »You must have quick-growing hair! But I'm the same, I love changing things up every now and again.
Lads I can't hack this cold weather
I normally quite like the cold but this is just getting ridiculous! It's never-ending!!0 -
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I've had the heat on since I got in from work and it still feels cold.
Does anyone else have ridiculously dry skin at the minute? Going from central heating out to the cold and back again is really taking its toll.
Yeah my hair doesn't need half as much washing and my fingers under the cuticles are peeling and flaking away =/0 -
I've had the heat on since I got in from work and it still feels cold.
Does anyone else have ridiculously dry skin at the minute? Going from central heating out to the cold and back again is really taking its toll.
My skin is in a right state at the mo, dehydrated flaky patches showing up as soon as I've put on foundation. Hydrating serum is helping a bit but it's still annoying. 0 -
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I'm hating this cold too. My hot water bottle has been permanently attached to me!
Had an early finish from work yesterday and made it home before it was completely dark outside. Hurry up nice weatherIlyana 2.0 wrote: »A word of caution from someone in the middle of a law degree...ya better like reading :P
Are you enjoying the degree? English was my best subject at school so logically I decided to do a science based degree. Smart I am not :pac:0 -
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Just so you know, yiu need a law degree wkth specific requirements to be a barrister (to avoid a two year prep couse and extra entrance exam) but you just need -a- degree to pursue a career as a solicitor. We all end up having to do the FE1S regardless!
I'd recommend having a look if it's something you want! Lots of people who are solicitors don't come from law degrees. I'm (hopefully) starting training this year. 0 -
Ilyana 2.0 wrote: »Yeah it's okay, pretty interesting in places, and mind-numbingly dull in others. Law degrees prep you for the FE1s and Kings Inn exams so you have to do subjects like Property Law, Equity & Trusts, Contract Law etc. If you're interested in a career in law, you need to do them but I found them really boring. On the other hand, areas like Criminal Law and Family/Child/Matrimonial can be fascinating.
I've since discovered that a career in law isn't for me, but I have enjoyed the degree overall and I hope it'll stand to me when I graduate.sunshine and showers wrote: »Just so you know, yiu need a law degree wkth specific requirements to be a barrister (to avoid a two year prep couse and extra entrance exam) but you just need -a- degree to pursue a career as a solicitor. We all end up having to do the FE1S regardless!
I'd recommend having a look if it's something you want! Lots of people who are solicitors don't come from law degrees. I'm (hopefully) starting training this year.
Thanks guys
Ilyana 2.0 - I'm sure having a law degree will stand to you even if you work in another area. Employers will know that you had to work hard for it.
sunshine and showers - fingers crossed you start your training this year!
It was something I'd toyed around with at school but for some reason decided against it. I'll have to look into it a bit more. Maybe it's just a phase of wanting to change everything. I feel like a rebellious teenager. Might get a random piercing... :pac:
My life plan of winning the lotto and becoming a lady of leisure (leeeeesure) hasn't happened yet. I'll bide my time :P0 -
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