much more than just hip bones connected to the (*) thigh bone
zoology is rocking my world. Professor Sedlock is awesome. I will have to dissect a fetal pig at some point, however. and I don't know about that.
I talked with Professor Anthony today because she has four beautiful pictures of the Mendenhall icefield on her door. a former student of hers plays in the Juneau symphony and leads hikes across the icefield and icefall during the summer months. way cool.
i did really well on the "paper" I had to write for Biringer about a Beethoven string quartet, which was very affirming, since I didn't work hard last term and didn't get stellar grades on everything (go figure, right?). so working really hard thus far is making me happy and has provided at least one alphabetical representation that I like (as much as one can like those things...but I'm realizing that some people care about it, and that some of those people are people I will need to make good impressions upon, so....)
I got chills listening to Beethoven's 5th in theory today. and I took two short, deep naps today. heck yes. I haven't gone running today, or work out at all. I wanted to go to frisbee, but Bill Carrothers, who said things today that made me feel very very good about things I think about, and his WWI concert went into practice and zoology is not something I can understand without reading, which I have a lot of, so none of the disk toss tonight. unless niko is up and wants to later.
so I'll read until the library shuts up and then go for a run-deal or just crash.
this term is going to be busy busy busy as mitosis.
and I'm going to run, ski, and frisbee to keep myself sane!
algebra's real neat, too. I forgot to say that. Professor Hunsicker is a bit, um, whatnot, but I like her and so far homework, proofs and all have been good times. hard, too, though.... :)
double header ORC this weekend, good lord, we're crazy...!!
I talked with Professor Anthony today because she has four beautiful pictures of the Mendenhall icefield on her door. a former student of hers plays in the Juneau symphony and leads hikes across the icefield and icefall during the summer months. way cool.
i did really well on the "paper" I had to write for Biringer about a Beethoven string quartet, which was very affirming, since I didn't work hard last term and didn't get stellar grades on everything (go figure, right?). so working really hard thus far is making me happy and has provided at least one alphabetical representation that I like (as much as one can like those things...but I'm realizing that some people care about it, and that some of those people are people I will need to make good impressions upon, so....)
I got chills listening to Beethoven's 5th in theory today. and I took two short, deep naps today. heck yes. I haven't gone running today, or work out at all. I wanted to go to frisbee, but Bill Carrothers, who said things today that made me feel very very good about things I think about, and his WWI concert went into practice and zoology is not something I can understand without reading, which I have a lot of, so none of the disk toss tonight. unless niko is up and wants to later.
so I'll read until the library shuts up and then go for a run-deal or just crash.
this term is going to be busy busy busy as mitosis.
and I'm going to run, ski, and frisbee to keep myself sane!
algebra's real neat, too. I forgot to say that. Professor Hunsicker is a bit, um, whatnot, but I like her and so far homework, proofs and all have been good times. hard, too, though.... :)
double header ORC this weekend, good lord, we're crazy...!!