Michiru wins at literature section!
This morning was quite foggy; I was content it wasn't raining because I wore my wool coat outside.
Something interesting about World of Warcraft...
So I came back from a really good lit section not too long ago. We were discussing our current readings, and... I don't know, today I felt like I had a lot to say. So I said it all, and hopefully it was articulate enough that people understood my meanings and what I wanted to express. Well, I must have, because one of the guys in that class, who he himself is VERY articulate and says many insightful things, wanted to know my name and shook my hand. It was wonderful.
I'm not the first he has done this to-- that very girl I spoke of prior? It was only two class sessions ago that she also said some very insightful things that awed the entire class... and he wanted to know her name as well. It seems like he wants to associate himself with people who also can wow the class with their words. I'm feeling quite good that he believes that I am one of them.
I like literature class. I don't mind the reading. I don't mind the sections and discussions. I don't mind the lecture, even if it's at 8AM in the morning. The things I don't want to do is write analytical essays. My next one due on Monday is a free-write, however, which makes it all the more happier for me.
It just felt very good for him to shake my hand and tell me that he liked the things I said in class. It felt good that the T.A. said that I made quite a good point.
I really like my literature section. A lot.
Oouu. So many things to do, so little time. Hehe.
Recently I haven't much exposure to people outside of classes and my housemates-- even I see my classmates more than my housemates. I've been just very anti-social; not in the sense that I don't want to be around people, it's just that I haven't found the drive to go see people. But it's okay! I'm sure I'll feel much better about that soon. Most interesting part of it all is that people don't call me anymore-- but I suspect that is reason to me not calling anyone, ever. But we're all still on good terms, which is gooood.
Ron did visit yesterday, though. He brought over his new friend, who he said played a bit of Soul Calibur-- she was quite good at it for not playing it all the time. We both beat her, though, but still... I can see that she's got potential. She didn't stay long, and neither did Ron, as I had work to do. He did, however, see that Lady Chris picture I printed out a few weeks ago. Because he hasn't been over at all lately, he didn't see it... he said it was a very beautiful picture of her, and I couldn't agree more.
I may not be around much this weekend, though. Hee hee.
Mmm, I want to be wherever you are... just let me know, let me know...
Something interesting about World of Warcraft...
So I came back from a really good lit section not too long ago. We were discussing our current readings, and... I don't know, today I felt like I had a lot to say. So I said it all, and hopefully it was articulate enough that people understood my meanings and what I wanted to express. Well, I must have, because one of the guys in that class, who he himself is VERY articulate and says many insightful things, wanted to know my name and shook my hand. It was wonderful.
I'm not the first he has done this to-- that very girl I spoke of prior? It was only two class sessions ago that she also said some very insightful things that awed the entire class... and he wanted to know her name as well. It seems like he wants to associate himself with people who also can wow the class with their words. I'm feeling quite good that he believes that I am one of them.
I like literature class. I don't mind the reading. I don't mind the sections and discussions. I don't mind the lecture, even if it's at 8AM in the morning. The things I don't want to do is write analytical essays. My next one due on Monday is a free-write, however, which makes it all the more happier for me.
It just felt very good for him to shake my hand and tell me that he liked the things I said in class. It felt good that the T.A. said that I made quite a good point.
I really like my literature section. A lot.
Oouu. So many things to do, so little time. Hehe.
Recently I haven't much exposure to people outside of classes and my housemates-- even I see my classmates more than my housemates. I've been just very anti-social; not in the sense that I don't want to be around people, it's just that I haven't found the drive to go see people. But it's okay! I'm sure I'll feel much better about that soon. Most interesting part of it all is that people don't call me anymore-- but I suspect that is reason to me not calling anyone, ever. But we're all still on good terms, which is gooood.
Ron did visit yesterday, though. He brought over his new friend, who he said played a bit of Soul Calibur-- she was quite good at it for not playing it all the time. We both beat her, though, but still... I can see that she's got potential. She didn't stay long, and neither did Ron, as I had work to do. He did, however, see that Lady Chris picture I printed out a few weeks ago. Because he hasn't been over at all lately, he didn't see it... he said it was a very beautiful picture of her, and I couldn't agree more.
I may not be around much this weekend, though. Hee hee.
Mmm, I want to be wherever you are... just let me know, let me know...