Joys of Summatives
You know what's even more mind-blowingly fun than writing summative essays?
Having to go through the summative essays once you imagine you've got them OK and delete 350 words because your lecturer happens to mention that footnotes and bibliography are included in the overall wordcount.
It was difficult enough keeping to the word count. I mean, 2500 words? On a subject I'd happily write a dissertation on? Is nothing. Now, with the world of references I've had to include, it's near impossible. Gah.
I can't wait for exams to be over. Nothing but Stargate and cross-stitch all day. Aaaaahhhh. (Of course, that's assuming we have any Stargate left.)
OMG THEY KILLED CALLY!!!!!
Scriptwriters.... I love you. Love you love you love you. Finally, we may get an emotional hook to a storyline that isn't, "But is CALLY OK???" Because as we can gather from the last shot of her frozen body floating off into space - no. No she's not. And that was an awesome send-off for a character, even if I never really cared for her.
Also, kudos to the director. Watching that episode actually made me feel feverish. Everything seemed a little off-kilter and disorienting and unsettling. To the extent that I'm not sure I want to watch it again.
And also - Cylon civil war. Oh man. BRING IT.
Having to go through the summative essays once you imagine you've got them OK and delete 350 words because your lecturer happens to mention that footnotes and bibliography are included in the overall wordcount.
It was difficult enough keeping to the word count. I mean, 2500 words? On a subject I'd happily write a dissertation on? Is nothing. Now, with the world of references I've had to include, it's near impossible. Gah.
I can't wait for exams to be over. Nothing but Stargate and cross-stitch all day. Aaaaahhhh. (Of course, that's assuming we have any Stargate left.)
OMG THEY KILLED CALLY!!!!!
Scriptwriters.... I love you. Love you love you love you. Finally, we may get an emotional hook to a storyline that isn't, "But is CALLY OK???" Because as we can gather from the last shot of her frozen body floating off into space - no. No she's not. And that was an awesome send-off for a character, even if I never really cared for her.
Also, kudos to the director. Watching that episode actually made me feel feverish. Everything seemed a little off-kilter and disorienting and unsettling. To the extent that I'm not sure I want to watch it again.
And also - Cylon civil war. Oh man. BRING IT.