Update on resolutions list
Five day update:
1)Decent improvement on the nap situation, but not perfect
2)Didn't stalk, but didn't exactly let it be. But I'm ready to now.
3)hahahahaha
Paper's due tomorrow(ish). Haven't started. Don't have a topic. It's 2AM. I'm taking that extension. I think that's a FAIL.
4)Not a bit closer to having read those novels. Actually, even more behind. FAIL.
5)I'm posting this and (see #3). I think that counts for glued to the computer. FAIL.
6)Meh. Not doing well on the going to bed thing. (Again, see #3)
Other news and points of interest:
- Yesterday, Ecology Club was officially recognized by the Student Senate!
- Great coffeehouse tonight at Chums. Caitlin, Plesser, and I sang "By My Side" from Godspell together and I thought it went very well, though I was weak on the opening before I got warmed up. We all got to eat custom-decorated cookies, courtesy of Brenda and Frances, in honor of the Ides and the same two performed a scene and wore stunningly-crafted togas which made me quite happy to see. At one point, there was a gap in performance scheduling, so somehow we all ended up doing a vocal open-mic event. I sang "Adelaide's Lament" from Guys and Dolls and I had my usual good deal of fun with it, though I didn't take care on my starting pitch, so the notes were a bit rocky for bits because I didn't start the way I normally did. And it's always a bit more difficult without an accompaniment. Fortunately, it's a forgiving song and people seemed to enjoy my rendition. It was lovely to hear all the others sing too, especially Frances and Steph. I think we should do this much more often. :-) Plesser performed quite the set, which was very well received, and rightfully so. Oh, and we all got our t-shirts, which I'm really pleased with despite the fact that we all kind of look like we're wearing the flag of Montenegro.
- I think that tonight I will finalize which photo I am to bring in tomorrow and then sleep. I will try to wake up early so that I can get something going on this essay and then go fetch Caitlin. But as it is, I could only get less than 7 hours of sleep if my head hit the pillow this second.
- My midterm was okay-ish. I didn't prepare much at all, unfortunately. Like, really not at all. So there were definitions and such that I was shaky on. I definitely will not be receiving top marks, but I also don't think I'm going to fail. I didn't even get to the last section (worth 30%) after 2 hours of work (for a 1.5 hour class) and I had to be a rehearsal. Most of the class was still there too, which meant that I had a lot of work ahead of me because I'm always one of the last in the class to go, if I have time to finish at all. I figured that I was done for, but I was also desperate and figured that it couldn't hurt to ask the professor if I could finish another time, since I hadn't looked at the last section at all. Without any hesitation he told me "Wednesday", which is when our class meets again, and I was so relieved and surprised and grateful. This is the first exam I've had that said "you can take as long as you need" and meant it.
- I feel there was something else, but it's quite fled my mind. I really need to go to sleep. It seems that all my entries end on that note.
1)Decent improvement on the nap situation, but not perfect
2)Didn't stalk, but didn't exactly let it be. But I'm ready to now.
3)hahahahaha
Paper's due tomorrow(ish). Haven't started. Don't have a topic. It's 2AM. I'm taking that extension. I think that's a FAIL.
4)Not a bit closer to having read those novels. Actually, even more behind. FAIL.
5)I'm posting this and (see #3). I think that counts for glued to the computer. FAIL.
6)Meh. Not doing well on the going to bed thing. (Again, see #3)
Other news and points of interest:
- Yesterday, Ecology Club was officially recognized by the Student Senate!
- Great coffeehouse tonight at Chums. Caitlin, Plesser, and I sang "By My Side" from Godspell together and I thought it went very well, though I was weak on the opening before I got warmed up. We all got to eat custom-decorated cookies, courtesy of Brenda and Frances, in honor of the Ides and the same two performed a scene and wore stunningly-crafted togas which made me quite happy to see. At one point, there was a gap in performance scheduling, so somehow we all ended up doing a vocal open-mic event. I sang "Adelaide's Lament" from Guys and Dolls and I had my usual good deal of fun with it, though I didn't take care on my starting pitch, so the notes were a bit rocky for bits because I didn't start the way I normally did. And it's always a bit more difficult without an accompaniment. Fortunately, it's a forgiving song and people seemed to enjoy my rendition. It was lovely to hear all the others sing too, especially Frances and Steph. I think we should do this much more often. :-) Plesser performed quite the set, which was very well received, and rightfully so. Oh, and we all got our t-shirts, which I'm really pleased with despite the fact that we all kind of look like we're wearing the flag of Montenegro.
- I think that tonight I will finalize which photo I am to bring in tomorrow and then sleep. I will try to wake up early so that I can get something going on this essay and then go fetch Caitlin. But as it is, I could only get less than 7 hours of sleep if my head hit the pillow this second.
- My midterm was okay-ish. I didn't prepare much at all, unfortunately. Like, really not at all. So there were definitions and such that I was shaky on. I definitely will not be receiving top marks, but I also don't think I'm going to fail. I didn't even get to the last section (worth 30%) after 2 hours of work (for a 1.5 hour class) and I had to be a rehearsal. Most of the class was still there too, which meant that I had a lot of work ahead of me because I'm always one of the last in the class to go, if I have time to finish at all. I figured that I was done for, but I was also desperate and figured that it couldn't hurt to ask the professor if I could finish another time, since I hadn't looked at the last section at all. Without any hesitation he told me "Wednesday", which is when our class meets again, and I was so relieved and surprised and grateful. This is the first exam I've had that said "you can take as long as you need" and meant it.
- I feel there was something else, but it's quite fled my mind. I really need to go to sleep. It seems that all my entries end on that note.