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Well . . . I've put off my hw again. yech. time to put it off a little longer
Signed up for classes! Wooo!!! I always get so excited for the start of new things.
winter term:
philosophy and lit <--Should prove to be fun, seeing as I'll be able to focus on philosophy instead of balancing it with a bunch of other courses. I still wanted into that Evangelism in America course, though. Bummer
spring term:
japanese 402 <--make it stop!!!
shakespeare and contexts
literary visions of nature: the sea <--I need to take another misc lit course to help fulfill my English and American Lit major, and this is taught by a favorite professor of mine. He's a little bats, but I think that the best profs always are a tad off
"finding your voice" art class with artist in residence <--I'm particularly excited because as cheesy as it sounds, I've never gotten to develop my own style of drawing/sketching/cartooning, and And AND!!! it's taught by (get this) Professor Fine. That has a ring to it if ever I heard one
I got my couch today!!! It's a little, chocolate-brown, futon-esque love-seat. It's a little sad-looking, but very comfy, and I've already had 5 visitors :]
On another note, I'm thinking about dropping commas completely. Not really a radical change, I s'pose
Books[/plays] I've read so far this semester:
Kite Runner (Khaled Hosseini)
Confessions of the Lady Nijo
W;t (Margaret Edson)
King Lear
The God of Small Things (Arundhati Roy)
Life of Pi (Yann Martel)
The Bloody Chamber (Angela Carter)
Musui's Story (Katsu Kokichi)
the first 44 installments of The Sandman (Neil Gaiman)
Books I was supposed to read but didn't:
The Tale of the Heike
One Thousand Acres (Jane Smiley)
Signed up for classes! Wooo!!! I always get so excited for the start of new things.
winter term:
philosophy and lit <--Should prove to be fun, seeing as I'll be able to focus on philosophy instead of balancing it with a bunch of other courses. I still wanted into that Evangelism in America course, though. Bummer
spring term:
japanese 402 <--make it stop!!!
shakespeare and contexts
literary visions of nature: the sea <--I need to take another misc lit course to help fulfill my English and American Lit major, and this is taught by a favorite professor of mine. He's a little bats, but I think that the best profs always are a tad off
"finding your voice" art class with artist in residence <--I'm particularly excited because as cheesy as it sounds, I've never gotten to develop my own style of drawing/sketching/cartooning, and And AND!!! it's taught by (get this) Professor Fine. That has a ring to it if ever I heard one
I got my couch today!!! It's a little, chocolate-brown, futon-esque love-seat. It's a little sad-looking, but very comfy, and I've already had 5 visitors :]
On another note, I'm thinking about dropping commas completely. Not really a radical change, I s'pose
Books[/plays] I've read so far this semester:
Kite Runner (Khaled Hosseini)
Confessions of the Lady Nijo
W;t (Margaret Edson)
King Lear
The God of Small Things (Arundhati Roy)
Life of Pi (Yann Martel)
The Bloody Chamber (Angela Carter)
Musui's Story (Katsu Kokichi)
the first 44 installments of The Sandman (Neil Gaiman)
Books I was supposed to read but didn't:
The Tale of the Heike
One Thousand Acres (Jane Smiley)