Well, it's not actually that long since I got back from Church. I liked Mass today. There was a pastoral letter from the Bishop - he writes better ones than the ex-archbishop of my diocese did...The new guy (Vincent) is quite cool though.

Rachel cooked today. It was good. She cooked tuna with black olives & pasta & stuff. She also gave us a Maltese sweet-thing called figola (I think!).

After lunch, we were chatting about CathSoc stuff...Some of it seems to be getting so organised that it's literally REGIMENTED! I mean, I know different people work differently, & I guess I'm probably finding it a bit tough that last year's committee were being criticised...We worked REALLY hard last year, & I think that we laid down some good foundations...Our CathSoc "hardcore" does seem to be slowly expanding (which is good, because "hardcore" rule!!), & I don't think you can rush these things...Thinking about it, last year, as a committee, we did achieve quite a lot, & I'm very proud of it...At the handover meal on Friday, I think that I should say something to that effect!

I'm very upset because we're having a games evening without Monkey Ball - I like Monkey Ball, & when it's projected onto a wall, I'm on an equal footing with everyone else - which does seem a rarity! (Yes James, I'm talking about my eyes again!!!) Even I can see these things when they're projected onto a wall! It's great, because I can actually play the game...There's lots of things I can't do, because my eyesight really IS that bad, so finding things I can do is always really exciting. Hopefully, when I go to Oxford, they'll give me some stronger glasses, which should help a bit!

Spontenaity is definitely a good thing sometimes. Our Wednesday park visit was pretty spontaneous, & that was great.

I've nearly finished re-reading all of my tragedies for Greek & Roman drama. I'm proud. Now, it's just the comedies, & I've read about half of those, so I'm doing well!