Chance has been a right honourable arse to me today...

yes you can say that I am attending uni

I'm not 100% sure on the difference between here in the United States versus elsewhere but I think I am attending uni?

Michy hot teas are a staple here :) I like standard tea currently with milk and sugar :)

I prefer tea as well.
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Sal the us equiv of uni is college. The UK calls 'highschool' college/alevels :)

thank you for the reminder. chance gave me 2 on main and 0 on mulie just now

Welcome back shadow how are you

what do you call after college *wonders*

I already graduated from college

That's very true. Here, colleges kind of act like you didn't learn anything in high school. You typically have to take a lot of courses that you should have learned in high school to get your diploma, like Algebra, English Composition, and Biology. It really feels like a waste of money.

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What's for dinner, star?

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Chance hasn't been very nice to me today either. I've been saving after two recently, because earlier, I kept losing at anything about the second round.

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salvete, uni = college in the States

I think in the united states, college or undergrad is what happens after high school, and university is what happens after college...maybe...

I would rather have Krispy Kreme over any of the other doughnuts.
I think the ones they release just in the fall are my favorites.

actually, what I meant to say was an institution in the united states is only called a university if it offers graduate programs. That is what I meant LOL

I only really drink hot tea when I'm sick. And that's just the black pecoe or whatever used to make sweet tea. Maybe I should try different teas. I tried some kind of rose tea my sister had gotten in India, but I really didn't like it.

I feel warmer now that I have socks on my feet

Sal:
Primary school - 4 - 11
Secondary school - 11 - 16
College/ a-levels - 16 - 19
University (undergrad) - 18 - 21 (typically unless ur doing something complex or medical)
Postgrad such as masters - 21+

sal - Really, we call anything after high school "college." However, we have "junior colleges" and "universities." Junior colleges offer 2-year degrees (associate's) or vocational degrees. Universities offer 4-year degrees and higher (bachelor's, master's, etc.).

In my neck of the woods it is always ice cold sweet tea.
Although I personally love hot blueberry tea.

how very interesting *nods*

I hope my little list helps,
But yeah I started school when I was literally 2 weeks in to being 4 (ergo the last time I was preping to go to school was when I was 3), I finished my postgrad this year, so this September was the first time in 20 years I wasn't going back in to education!

thank you for the info <3

They're basically the only ones I eat. They're right across the street. I haven't tried Krispy Kreme enough to compare. I would say Tim Horton's timbits are better than Dunkin's munchkins, though.

To me rose was just an overwhelming smell to try to drink it.
Fruit flavored teas are nice.

cool easty <3 I am also postgrad then

I have a BA with honours in fine art. And a postgraduate certificate of education including the diploma in education and training (PGCEincDET) which is graded at masters level

Some company makes a green tea with blueberry. It's at Walmart. I've been meaning to try it. It sounds yummy.