They Say What They Say

I have no idea how prepared I feel for tomorrow's exam. When I got together with my study buddies on Monday I seemed to know a fair bit, so I'm hoping I'm okay. I'd better be because no way on god's earth can I spend any more time reading about IT provisioning and Porter's value chain. I did the value chain in marketing last year, why the heck is it being inflicted upon me for a second time?

I will be so glad to get this over and done with so I can have my life back. And I'm also very happy that I'm not doing summer school after all. This year has been hellish in more ways than one, and the thought of having to spend the summer going to class and doing exams makes me want to curl up in a ball and hide under the bed.

Instead I shall spend my time on more worthwhile pursuits. Watching videos, making cakes, going shopping, sleeping. Maybe even dabbling in a little writing. All this will officially begin when I purchase season four of due South tomorrow, something I've been looking forward to doing for about two months.

I finally get to hear Paul Gross talking about Callum's hair *squeeeeeeee!*

In preparation for this momentous event I have been catching up on season three. During the course of my viewing I have observed the flowing things:

* Ray and Fraser do seem to spend a large amount of their time arguing like and old married couple.
* They touch each other. A lot.
* Ray (and by that I mean CKR) has very long eyelashes and in Asylum there are several very good close-ups of said eyelashes.
* Ray wearing Fraser's shirt in the same episode.
* Mountie Ray!
* They are so holding hands in Dead Guy Running.
* How cute are they when they go apartment hunting in Spy vs. Spy?
* Fraser can barely take his eyes off Ray in Eclipse. Either he thinks Ray has more than one screw loose, or he wants to throw him onto the nearest grave and ravish him. And I won't even go into the implications behind "Do you think I'm attractive?"
* When Ray punches Fraser in Mountie on the Bounty, the look on his face is just devastating. But not as devastating as the one on Fraser's.
* Ray dancing alone in his apartment at the end of Strange Bedfellows is so sad.
* Fraser offering to help Thatcher out with 'acquiring' a baby is so sweet. He's obviously doing it out of a genuine desire to help and I think he's quite disappointed when she tells him that she was thinking about adoption.
* Fraser drinks milk straight out of the carton. It never fails to amuse me that the usually proper Mountie does have a few disgusting habits.
* Fraser bargaining Ray down in Bounty Hunter. Heh.
* "I repeat myself when under stress. I repeat myself when under stress."
* Ray, Ray, Ray, Ray!
* OMG, Bob!
* Ray leaning against the car in Mountie on the Bounty. Pure sex.
* "You called me Ray!"
* That Ray trusts Fraser implicitly and he is the first person Ray will turn to when he's in trouble.
* And how scary and out-there is Ray when he's 'interviewing' Motherwell in Burning Down the House?
* The bunny in Perfect Strangers!
* "Oh the year was 1778, how I wish I was in Sherbrook now…"

OMG, I have the biggest blisters from wearing my new shoes shopping today. Fashion really is pain. Now I just wish it'd get over being so hot. Or at least stop until I can get my legs waxed so I can then wear a skirt without doing a yetti imitation at the same time.