MORNING PAPERS the sky was a deep indigo as i walked to the paper-shop (at 6 am !); I was convinced that today was Saturday, which is why I was buying the paper {free TV guide, magazine etc.} in the first place. The Good News my paper cost only 70p rather than £1:40, so I appear to have saved 70p; the bad news is that in reality I spent 70p that I should not normally have done. I could have saved 50p by walking up to campus, but a). the union shop isn't open that early [ change of tense ?] and b). it is deeply uncool to be seen on campus out of term time, people will assume that I actually work ! c) I don't normally buy Newspapers Tues-Friday All this means that I am probably, on a subconcious basis, eagerly expecting/ anticipating ( you decide )the new term. I'm not; I don't have any lectures, because a) I haven't been offered the work b) I am not taking any courses c) I am still officially on the sick ...