I hope I won't overload...
... But I bought a bottle of vodka, just in case.
I'm so busy lately with all sorts of papers and stuff. I got back a paper I did a week ago or so, and I got 90 on it, so I'm glad. I need to finish a paper for this Monday, and today I was told that I need to analyze a speech and hand it in two weeks. I don't know which speech to choose. I was thinking about JFK's "Don't ask what can your country do for you, think what you can do for your country", but I think that it would actually be more interesting to analyze some dictator like Stalin or Castro or even Hitler. Probably not Hitler. Now all I have to do is find a speech of one of them somewhere. Thank god for the internet. Or maybe the Gettysburg address? Yeah, I know, the completely other way from my previous idea. I guess that's how my mind works.
I just cleaned my room and the rest of the apartment today. So tired. But at least it's all nice and clean. It really scared the hell out of me to see the huge amount of dust in my room, and I cleaned it two weeks ago (yeah, I should clean it more often).
I saw "The Boondock Saints" yesterday. I can't fucking believe how funny Willem Dafoe was. "Serial Crusher Theory". "So you're telling me it was one guy with six guns, and he was a senior citizen?"
Ok, I should either try and finish the paper that's due on Monday or get myself a shot of vodka. I really like my schedule this semester - four days, and only one of them is mildly packed - 12:15 to 19:30.
Oh, there was a show earlier, and it started to rain. It seemed that the faster the music got, the harder the rain came down. After a few songs the singer (who's a very famous singer in Israel, not that it really matters, because the student unior manages to get some pretty famous people to show for us) talked to one of the technical people because one of the electronic gizmos (I didn't see it, and even if I had seen it I wouldn't know what it was) started to make noise. She said "It's making this noise", and someone next to me said "It sounds like it rained on it".
And speaking of rain, yesterday there was a scary storm - the thunders sounded the loudest that I ever heard them. I just got deep under my blanket and they stopped after a little while.
Ok, now I'm seriously going to end this entry.
I'm so busy lately with all sorts of papers and stuff. I got back a paper I did a week ago or so, and I got 90 on it, so I'm glad. I need to finish a paper for this Monday, and today I was told that I need to analyze a speech and hand it in two weeks. I don't know which speech to choose. I was thinking about JFK's "Don't ask what can your country do for you, think what you can do for your country", but I think that it would actually be more interesting to analyze some dictator like Stalin or Castro or even Hitler. Probably not Hitler. Now all I have to do is find a speech of one of them somewhere. Thank god for the internet. Or maybe the Gettysburg address? Yeah, I know, the completely other way from my previous idea. I guess that's how my mind works.
I just cleaned my room and the rest of the apartment today. So tired. But at least it's all nice and clean. It really scared the hell out of me to see the huge amount of dust in my room, and I cleaned it two weeks ago (yeah, I should clean it more often).
I saw "The Boondock Saints" yesterday. I can't fucking believe how funny Willem Dafoe was. "Serial Crusher Theory". "So you're telling me it was one guy with six guns, and he was a senior citizen?"
Ok, I should either try and finish the paper that's due on Monday or get myself a shot of vodka. I really like my schedule this semester - four days, and only one of them is mildly packed - 12:15 to 19:30.
Oh, there was a show earlier, and it started to rain. It seemed that the faster the music got, the harder the rain came down. After a few songs the singer (who's a very famous singer in Israel, not that it really matters, because the student unior manages to get some pretty famous people to show for us) talked to one of the technical people because one of the electronic gizmos (I didn't see it, and even if I had seen it I wouldn't know what it was) started to make noise. She said "It's making this noise", and someone next to me said "It sounds like it rained on it".
And speaking of rain, yesterday there was a scary storm - the thunders sounded the loudest that I ever heard them. I just got deep under my blanket and they stopped after a little while.
Ok, now I'm seriously going to end this entry.