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I've been pretty manic today... I think it's because I got about four hours of sleep and then filled myself up with caffeine. Not healthy, but I've got tomorrow to recover, as long as I recover fast enough to get work done on my BA.
I finished my paper with an entire half hour to spare this morning. I don't really know or care if it was any good... I was kind of tired.
I survived my two morning classes. I'm pretty sure I smirked and/or laughed at inopportune moments and/or plotted through the entirety of Medieval Lit today. The annoying barrage of story ideas continues... mostly to spite me because they know I don't have enough time to write them. Without a doubt, they'll scatter once I have time.
I took a nap this afternoon with strong storms in the background, and then I studied for a while for my Graphic Novel midterm... which wasn't nearly as bad as it could've been. But without my little study session yesterday I imagine I would've done terribly. Also, I got to draw pictures as examples. I hope the prof appreciates them...
Needless to say, though, the midterm kind of wore me out (five total hours of sleep doesn't leave me with much energy), so I'm kind of dragging my feet on working on the three-page paper that's a quarter of the midterm grade (which is only 10% of the total grade, so I kind of... don't care a whole lot). It was really foggy when I got back from dinner, so I went out to the point and took pictures, as usual. This flickr thing is getting kind out out of hand, I think. My adventurous ladybug picture has gotten a lot of attention lately and I'm all 'oh! people like my photography!' which just makes me want to keep taking random pictures. And so today... random pictures (those two being possibly my two favourites for today... hmm.)
Also, I stumbled across this story about Stephen Hawking taking a flight in a zero-gravity jet... which I just find adorable. Mostly because the quote in there has him saying something that has to do with actual excitement, and not physics. And it's sadly hard to associate him with human concepts, since he's so linked to the image the computerized voice projects... it's about time there was an article that made me go "aww, Stephen Hawking is human!" Awww, Stephen Hawking.
I finished my paper with an entire half hour to spare this morning. I don't really know or care if it was any good... I was kind of tired.
I survived my two morning classes. I'm pretty sure I smirked and/or laughed at inopportune moments and/or plotted through the entirety of Medieval Lit today. The annoying barrage of story ideas continues... mostly to spite me because they know I don't have enough time to write them. Without a doubt, they'll scatter once I have time.
I took a nap this afternoon with strong storms in the background, and then I studied for a while for my Graphic Novel midterm... which wasn't nearly as bad as it could've been. But without my little study session yesterday I imagine I would've done terribly. Also, I got to draw pictures as examples. I hope the prof appreciates them...
Needless to say, though, the midterm kind of wore me out (five total hours of sleep doesn't leave me with much energy), so I'm kind of dragging my feet on working on the three-page paper that's a quarter of the midterm grade (which is only 10% of the total grade, so I kind of... don't care a whole lot). It was really foggy when I got back from dinner, so I went out to the point and took pictures, as usual. This flickr thing is getting kind out out of hand, I think. My adventurous ladybug picture has gotten a lot of attention lately and I'm all 'oh! people like my photography!' which just makes me want to keep taking random pictures. And so today... random pictures (those two being possibly my two favourites for today... hmm.)
Also, I stumbled across this story about Stephen Hawking taking a flight in a zero-gravity jet... which I just find adorable. Mostly because the quote in there has him saying something that has to do with actual excitement, and not physics. And it's sadly hard to associate him with human concepts, since he's so linked to the image the computerized voice projects... it's about time there was an article that made me go "aww, Stephen Hawking is human!" Awww, Stephen Hawking.
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