(For some reason this post doesn't appear to have been published. I wrote it on 23rd August but I don't know what happened so I'm publishing it now. Sorry if it has been published and you've read it before. Technology eh? Or maybe it's just me and technology.)
I dreamed last night I got the result of my Major Project through the post in an envelope which had been ripped open. The piece of paper inside showed two results; a P2 and a D2. It was a really weird one because I wasn't expecting the results to be out until next Thursday.
So you can imagine my shock when I saw on Facebook one of the girls on the course saying she'd passed.
It was with a thudding heart and a shaking hand I checked the uni results page. I got a P4 (69%) and I'm delighted. I honestly wasn't sure that I'd even passed. I know people say that kind of thing all the time but I mean it - because I wasn't sure that what I'd written was Creative Non-fiction to an MA standard and not just 19,110 words of facts.
A while ago I said I knew angels existed. I was going through a particularly tough time trying to get things right so I contacted Christina Stephen who did a CNF MP last year for some advice. She took time to read what I'd done and gave me some great pointers. After speaking to her via emails etc. I calmed down a bit and things started to come together. So, if you're reading this Christina - thanks very much.
Also - thanks to everyone who's had to listen to me moaning for the last few months (especially Dougal, Kirsten and Ross.)
Right - enough of all this soppy stuff. I can't believe it's quarter past six and I haven't torn the planks across the wine cellar down yet. Where's the claw hammer?
And the cork screw?
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