So much to do.
Well, I'm seeing to do lists up in other LJs, so I think I may do one myself. It gives me a chance to see the revised plan in print. This is the next two weeks...
To do on D paper:
Today: write 500 words and read one source
20th: write 1500 words and read two sources
21st: write 1500 words and read two sources
22nd: write 1500 words and read two sources
23rd: Edit chapters 3 and 4
24th: Write introduction (1000 words) and read one source
25th: Write conclusion (1000 words), do clean up and edit on whole thing and send to prof for feedback
27th to 2nd: Edit, add sources if needed, respond to feedback, format, etc.
3rd: Get bound
4th: Submit
To do on anything else:
- Inform those who need to know about address changing
- Look up process for IGS or ancestry visa
- Research bicycles
- Pack
- See about getting deposit back
- Return library books
- Do loan-related tasks
- Send info to get financial supplement for work placement
- Transfer any e-mails from UEA address that I want to keep
Urgh, too many money-related tasks. Oh well.
Today I worked my second-to-last day at my job here. I'll miss my co-workers. They're really nice, interesting people.
Walking home I got absolutely soaked. It decided to pour and my thin work trousers gave in pretty quickly. So I squelched the last two thirds with my legs wrapped in soaking cloth. I don't really mind that when I'm headed home because I know comfy PJ bottoms are waiting. It's when it happens on my way to work or school that it really sucks.
Oh, I got a broken bird today from work. They were going to throw it out, but I want to try and chip the wings off it so I can make some winged wall art. I don't know... maybe a flying key or something. We'll see. Meanwhile, he's sitting on my windowsill staring at me. I might decide to put him under my bed where he'll be a bit less creepy.
As a final note: Congratulations to Steph and Jacob! (They're getting married today.)
To do on D paper:
Today: write 500 words and read one source
20th: write 1500 words and read two sources
21st: write 1500 words and read two sources
22nd: write 1500 words and read two sources
23rd: Edit chapters 3 and 4
24th: Write introduction (1000 words) and read one source
25th: Write conclusion (1000 words), do clean up and edit on whole thing and send to prof for feedback
27th to 2nd: Edit, add sources if needed, respond to feedback, format, etc.
3rd: Get bound
4th: Submit
To do on anything else:
- Inform those who need to know about address changing
- Look up process for IGS or ancestry visa
- Research bicycles
- Pack
- See about getting deposit back
- Return library books
- Do loan-related tasks
- Send info to get financial supplement for work placement
- Transfer any e-mails from UEA address that I want to keep
Urgh, too many money-related tasks. Oh well.
Today I worked my second-to-last day at my job here. I'll miss my co-workers. They're really nice, interesting people.
Walking home I got absolutely soaked. It decided to pour and my thin work trousers gave in pretty quickly. So I squelched the last two thirds with my legs wrapped in soaking cloth. I don't really mind that when I'm headed home because I know comfy PJ bottoms are waiting. It's when it happens on my way to work or school that it really sucks.
Oh, I got a broken bird today from work. They were going to throw it out, but I want to try and chip the wings off it so I can make some winged wall art. I don't know... maybe a flying key or something. We'll see. Meanwhile, he's sitting on my windowsill staring at me. I might decide to put him under my bed where he'll be a bit less creepy.
As a final note: Congratulations to Steph and Jacob! (They're getting married today.)