Because I eat too much. And I'm quite fat. xD I hope to lose atleast 40 kg this way.

When you have a BMI of 40 (Like me) it's completely paid for by the health insurance. And my knees are a bit of a problem. I have a cartilage inflammation in my knees. I hope that goes away after. And I have high cholesterol.

I am stressed because the final assignment is extremely broad: Interview any person of your choice on culture/hobbies/lifestyle. This person may not be of your age and you may not know this person. It must be a face to face interview of 30 minutes and you must record it on tape.
And that's all you get.

Also, I can't just get started. I need to make a plan first, mail it to the teacher before Tuesday 8 am, get is approved, and then start. Also, transcribing the interview (parts) takes HOURS! You need to type literally what is said. Every stutter, silence, hesitation, mistake...

On the other hand: I have weekend now! So time to work on the two final assignments I know of. And redo some layout things on an article, then mail them to the person who will do the last bits of layout. With a bit of luck we'll have finished the magazine next week.

Maybe you can interview someone somebody else knows?

Maybe...
I think I'll just ask some LARPer. I mean, with some of them, I only know their names and I might have talked to them for 5 minutes. So that's not knowing them.

this might not count for your teacher though, so I'd be carefull
sounds like a great idea though. Larp needs more good publicity

Hope the surgery goes as you plan, Elly. I've never been in one before... but I did dream of the doctors trying to put me to sleep. In the end, I ran out of the hospital because I was so scared xD
And I wept after I woke up! Imagine a real surgery...

Well, kabu, she needs to approve of my plan first before i'm actually gonna do it.
And it needs more good publicity indeed! I think it's ridiculous that when you're... A lawyer for example, and they figure out you larp, you're suddenly less trustworthy.
And that while the larpers i know are all from different beliefs and walks of life. It's great it brings people together.


I've never had surgery too. But I did have MRI Scans, and I used to have a yearly checkup on my disease.