Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) wrote at the bottom of the last page of his last symphony “Es Muss Sein”, in a childlike hand, which translates as “It Must Be”, a few hours before he died. It is not wildly known why he did this peculiar thing, although some scholars have linked it to a great feud he had with a friend of his. The great composer wrote this at the edge of change, on the eve of a new reality. That is where we find ourselves this day, on the eve of a new reality, the reality of Second-Year marrying into the family of Things Past and the dawn of Third-Year. This sounds dismal but is in fact not so. As we brace ourselves against the onslaught of examiners and tricky CTD questions, a .01 uni pen fine liner that doesn’t walk the line and a Caddie program that refuses to open a specific drawing (mere spitefulness for it knows exactly where said program is located), we look back on practicals with a fond farewell. Academic bloc 3 (sounds like a suburb in Stalinist Moscow) is upon us! IT MUST BE. Portfolio submissions: IT MUST BE! And hopefully a well deserved summer holiday: IT MUST BE. So, three cheers for a year of doubt, worry, confusion, information, experience and site visits. Third-Year is only a submission away. IT MUST BE!
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Pushing towards Bloc
We are almost at our third and final bloc. These last few weeks are speeding towards summer time and I must confess that I am looking forward to it immensly. In the past week I have done 3 full measurings and am litterly up to my neck in work but, its better than to sit and do nothing.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
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