#class updates

[allalrightagain]

ok I talk a lot of shit about this psych class but this illustration is #real for linguistic word choice for different scenarios

[boxwrestlefence]

COVID Phase 2 at Valkyrie

COVID Phase 2 at Valkyrie

The Provincial Government has published its Restart Plan for re-opening businesses in our province and has scheduled the beginning of Phase 2 for Tuesday, May 19th. Under the plan, sports and recreation facilities are being allowed to re-open “under enhanced protocols”. Specifically, we have to take appropriate, effective measures to limit the spread of COVID-19. Here’s how different measures…

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[hadestudies]

9.8.18

got one obstacle out of the way and now onto another. guess that’s just how school is.

now its time to finish my art history homework. the teacher’s really nice and extended the due date to wednesday, but i want to finish it today regardless.

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[hadestudies]

9.6.18 - 5:00pm got a little behind in my classes, but i’ve been cramming these past few days. it’s amazing how much more you can get done by changing you study location! i’ve been studying in the campus’ private rooms and my efficiency has tripled. 

i’ve just got to finish two more discussions today and i’ll get all my work done in time.

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[pawsitivevibe]

Tonight I traded Haley for a Golden Retriever. 

It’s not like it sounds lol. 

In Rally-O class we did a dog-swap so we could have a chance to see how our dogs worked with other people, and how it was to run other dogs. I got the, I think, 11 month old Golden? He was precious. And oh my gosh there is a benefit to having a larger dog isn’t there? His head is right at perfect treating/petting height! Also baby dogs are so fun and bouncy, and add on the fact that Goldens are always ecstatic to do whatever they’re doing, and it’s super fun. Anyway, I want a Golden Retriever. Or at least a puppy. lol. 

Haley worked really well for someone else, too! Surprised she wasn’t pulling too much, since she’s a puller, but she heeled nicely for them. Our instructor was like “see, you guys trained your dogs so well that you can hand them off and they still do it!” Nice to see. Also always nice to run other dogs. Kind of like window shopping! It’s like “oh, do I like the size of this dog? do I like the way this breed works?” In agility I remember watching people get frustrated if they ran Haley, because she’s too fast and will bark and jump at them the whole time. But in Rally-O she behaves! As long as you have food. She whined the entire time I worked the Golden, whose called Gambit, but totally forgot about me when someone else came over with food I guess!

Oh, also me and Haley had two really good mock-trial runs of our own. We apparently would have Qd. So, we could probably trial in Rally and do well. Definitely going to register for CARO and start looking for trials. 

You might think that Rally isn’t as fun as agility or disc or something . . . But man, it is really fun! Doing all the little signs is fun! And heeling is sooooo satisfying okay. There is something very nice about having a dog in a really engaged heel, happy and excited to work, because you’re not just walking, but you’re doing fun things. 

[allalrightagain]

I am never more thankful for spellcheck than when I have a migraine.

[allalrightagain]

Me, joking my way through an explanation of my chronic illnesses: haha yeah so that's fun

My professor: what the fuck?

My professor: You're going to a doctor, right?

Me: yeah? But my gp can't do anything but pain management, and I can't see the specialist til October.

My professor: what the fuck?!?

[allalrightagain]

My sunroof gave me a sunburn, I really want masala fries even though I really shouldn't eat them, and I have a little bit of a headache I am terrified (!) will turn into another migraine. But! I made two v important phone calls, and I listened to new music on my drive.