And that's the way I like it.
Nearly two in the morning. I am halfway-ish through a paper for latin american politics that was due last thursday, extended until tomorrow afternoon. I also have some sort of geology assignment for tomorrow, a thursday midterm, a thursday econ problem set, a friday paper, and a friday research prospectus. Then I pack my hand lense and weird yellow field notebook and go off on a three day camping trip with my geology class. Then I attempt to audition for directing finals on the last day of callbacks.
Then I have spring break, and I have absolutely no plans whatsoever.
Do I stay here for a week again, borrowing someone's car and making lonely trips to sunny places? Do I leave the country and take advantage of someone else's time share? Idaho? San Fransisco? Company? Do I panic and run back to the springtime creak of an old green house? I haven't seen the spring...the east coast spring...in two years. It might be a necessary relief.
In all honesty, spring break is a wispy and insubstatial concept for me right now. I feel like I may never experience relaxation again. Still, having retreived my life from keck theatre, self-management is a smaller task.
Today Karin and I made our debuts as KOXY DJs, a title that many people seem to think is much more impressive than it is. I love it though. It's kind of like this...performing for an audience that may or may not exist...just sending out a small fragment of myself over the airwaves...
Listen in at www.koxy.org, Mondays at 4pm PST.
We are, after all, pretty rad.
Then I have spring break, and I have absolutely no plans whatsoever.
Do I stay here for a week again, borrowing someone's car and making lonely trips to sunny places? Do I leave the country and take advantage of someone else's time share? Idaho? San Fransisco? Company? Do I panic and run back to the springtime creak of an old green house? I haven't seen the spring...the east coast spring...in two years. It might be a necessary relief.
In all honesty, spring break is a wispy and insubstatial concept for me right now. I feel like I may never experience relaxation again. Still, having retreived my life from keck theatre, self-management is a smaller task.
Today Karin and I made our debuts as KOXY DJs, a title that many people seem to think is much more impressive than it is. I love it though. It's kind of like this...performing for an audience that may or may not exist...just sending out a small fragment of myself over the airwaves...
Listen in at www.koxy.org, Mondays at 4pm PST.
We are, after all, pretty rad.