I tried. God knows I've tried. I'm really sorry. But...

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...there is no, absolutely no way I can bear to watch David Tennant for more than two minutes. To talk about ham is to understate: he takes carpet-chewing to a whole new level. I take that all rugs on the scenery are woven from steel plate?

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[fpb.livejournal.com]

P.S.: Hello there, long(ish) time no see. How are things?

[jennilee.livejournal.com]

Hi. :]

I am in a prolonged state of deliberation. I went to Toronto a few weeks ago to check out one of the schools I had been accepted to. This, if you recall, is the one I considered to be my first choice. I was very excited. After I came back from Toronto my feelings on which school to attend had done a 180^o (and have left me feeling a little down, hence the non-update status of my lj).

I really want to leave home and move to Toronto (move anywhere, really), but I am fairly certain I would receive the best education at the institute in my hometown. I don't have to make a decision until mid-July, when tuition is due. So, until then I will continue to evaluate the pros and cons. Hum. I wish I had applied to at least two other schools (one in British Columbia and one in Manitoba). I just didn't think there'd be a possibility of getting into any the first time.

So, that is how things are with me!

[fpb.livejournal.com]

If I may ask, what is so bad about the Toronto school?

[jennilee.livejournal.com]

The biggest factor? "Half of the curriculum is provided via distance delivery or on-line format."

Including living expenses in Toronto (I don't pay rent at home), I just don't think it it prudent to pay 2.5 times as much for half an education.

Something else that bothered me when I visited the school was reading in their newsletter that someone of high importance (I can't remember if she was a chair, teacher, or director) in the RT program had just accepted a position in a similar school in my province and would be leaving. It's rubbed me the wrong way. :/