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So, word has it that the Masked Dancer was on campus today. BUt y'know what? I ran all around campus looking for him and got all sweaty and tired, and I only ever caught a glimpse of him reflected in the window of the Bistro. But Jenny and Jessie and Devon saw him for the first time, as did scads of prospies, for today was Willamette's Preview day. Or so I'm told. *snerk*. That one never gets old.
In other news, in light of a deafening silence from UMass Amherst regarding waitlists, Dani and I have officially enrolled at UC Davis. Or, I think we have, anyway. I'm not sure at what point we become official. Anyway.
I'm now trying to finish my thesis, once and for all. Only most of the comments I got from my professor on my last draft are vague. And the others are, in my opinion, wrong. And I'm not sure how much I care. I'm increasingly tempted to just turn in what I've got now and see what happens. But I should make my conclusion better. *sigh*.
I've been quite bored lately. How bored? Bored enough that we ended up with way too much dessert in the apartment from all the baking I did. Bored enough that I actually started writing. I've been novel/story-izing the events of Brenton's RP. Wrote the very first scene and one of the very last thus far. Which has been really pretty satisfying. And I'm gratified to know the Jenny is interested in collaborating on novel-izing said story, because while I have, for the first time in years, the impetus to write certain scenes, I doubt I have it in me to write the whole thing. And it's a good story, with awesome characters, and the whole thing should get written, I think.
But now I think I'll be getting a respite from boredom--have to actually write this thesis, and I have a paper to write for sociology in a couple weeks, and the usual problem set for advanced calculus. And apparently I'm presenting the proof of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to the class on tuesday. The first form of it, anyway. Go figure.
Alrighty, back to thesis-ing.
In other news, in light of a deafening silence from UMass Amherst regarding waitlists, Dani and I have officially enrolled at UC Davis. Or, I think we have, anyway. I'm not sure at what point we become official. Anyway.
I'm now trying to finish my thesis, once and for all. Only most of the comments I got from my professor on my last draft are vague. And the others are, in my opinion, wrong. And I'm not sure how much I care. I'm increasingly tempted to just turn in what I've got now and see what happens. But I should make my conclusion better. *sigh*.
I've been quite bored lately. How bored? Bored enough that we ended up with way too much dessert in the apartment from all the baking I did. Bored enough that I actually started writing. I've been novel/story-izing the events of Brenton's RP. Wrote the very first scene and one of the very last thus far. Which has been really pretty satisfying. And I'm gratified to know the Jenny is interested in collaborating on novel-izing said story, because while I have, for the first time in years, the impetus to write certain scenes, I doubt I have it in me to write the whole thing. And it's a good story, with awesome characters, and the whole thing should get written, I think.
But now I think I'll be getting a respite from boredom--have to actually write this thesis, and I have a paper to write for sociology in a couple weeks, and the usual problem set for advanced calculus. And apparently I'm presenting the proof of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus to the class on tuesday. The first form of it, anyway. Go figure.
Alrighty, back to thesis-ing.