Tomorrow's the 15th, and that means I can start thinking about what to write for NaNo. Come on, Thursday!

Between now and then I have an awful lot of research to do. Maybe I'll watch the season 1 finale of Robin Hood instead.

 So the physics exam was fail on my part.
French quiz tomorrow, but I needed Great Big Sea and Coldstone ice cream and these before I could carry on with studying:


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 Is full of bitchy irony. Or maybe that's life.

I've had the ability to watch Planet of the Dead for almost twenty-four hours now, and I haven't, because good students write their papers before squeeing for hours on end. So here we are, paper due in less than seven hours, and I haven't seen it yet. Nor am I having all that much luck comparing ( Read more... )

 this was written on the back of the copy of Alexander and the Paper Birds that I turned in.

Dr. Who Question for you:
If Lance weighs 170 pounds, how long will it take him to reach the center of the earth (via the Racnoss's tunnel)? Remember gravitational changes, etc...

This is for Myth and Meaning. And according to my physics major friend, it's ( Read more... )

Holy cow, I wrote a lot today.
Specifically, I wrote most of "Alexander and the Paper Birds", which was due in Myth class at 3.30. I had to start with one of the Mysteries of Harris Burdick as a prompt, and I chose this one. I also had to work in bits of Propp's Elements of Mythology, which I did. Blatantly.

Even better, "Alexander" fits into my ( Read more... )