Icky Computers

Tuesday I pretty much just worked on essays. Wednesday, my class was just talking about the essay and since the visiting students' is due sooner, we'd already gotten all the information, so I didn't have to go! So in the morning I went and saw the Fleming Collection, which is very small, but nice. Then I walked through the parks back to the station. In the afternoon, my computer got some kind of virus and wouldn't turn on. It wasn't any better on Thursday, so I took it to the IT services in the library. The guy said they don't fix people's personal computers (he was actually kind of rude for an English guy) but I could bring it back later and some other guy might be able to help. So I brought it back after my class and the other much nicer guy worked on it, but after a few hours and no progress, he said I could bring it back today and he'd try some more, but it was unlikely that he would be able to fix it.

This morning, I went to the Royal Academy of Arts to see the Byzantine exhibit. The reason that I'd kept it this late was because my Crusades class was supposed to go together, but that was pushed back to next term, when I won't be here. It was a very nice exhibit. I think my favorite was the huge chandelier. Afterwards, I walked to Trafalgar Square to see the Christmas tree. I would put a picture up, but I don't have a computer to download them on. So I'm writing this on a library computer, which I hate because the keyboard is different, so I keep pressing the wrong buttons and it's taking forever.

Thanks for listening to me complain.