hylobatids and russian verbal aspect.
Lovely! Am studying for two exams tomorrow - Russian and Physical Anthropology. For the latter, I have about 12 single-spaced pages full of notes to memorize, along with names of bones and things in the skull and such. Have decided to take a much-needed break to relax and refuel with some tea.
New music! (oh it makes me so happy) The Decemberists, M. Ward, Grizzly Bear - I love you all for your beautiful new albums.
New television! Joss Whedon is a god. Watch Dollhouse. That's all I have to say.
New classes! My official (for now, since I keep changing it) schedule for next fall:
Monday
11-11:50 - American Literature to 1860
12-12:50 - Intro to Performance
1-1:50 - Classic Piano
Tuesday
9:30-10:45 - Madness & Madmen in Russian Culture
11-12:15 - Junior Seminar
Wednesday
11-11:50 - American Literature to 1860
12-12:50 - Intro to Performance
1-1:50 - Classic Piano
Thursday
9:30-10:45 - Madness & Madmen in Russian Culture
11-12:15 - Junior Seminar
Friday
11-11:50 - American Literature to 1860
12-12:50 - Intro to Performance
1-1:50 - Classic Piano
I'm very happy. I'll be taking care of a few of my prerequisites for the teaching certificate in the Education graduate program. And then there shall be fun things like piano.
And break's over. Back to Hylobatidae and Russian verbal aspect! Hurrah!