All a bit of an anti-climax, really. After all, I only
needed 2.5% out of this exam to pass the unit. The questions were similar to
the papers I had downloaded from previous years. One stuck out as a must-do:
discussion of how Augustus managed to keep the Roman upper classes onside while
radically changing the system of government. So I spent most of my time on
that, leaving only half an hour for a question on Alexander the Great and his
father Philip II.
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| Map of James Cook University in Cairns |
In the afternoon we took the car in for a service at a place
recommended to us by Claire Byl. The people there were very friendly and
helpful. While they were doing the service we went to a nearby DFO where Joke
was lucky to find a swimwear shop which had just the right swimsuit for her. We
also wandered around a few caryards, looking at crew cab 4X4 utes and wondering
whether we should be so bold as to...
Dan the repair man had an unpleasant surprise
for us: the diff was rattling and some bushes would need replacing. We have the
weekend to mull over what we should do about it.
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