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Things are settling down! I think I might just be a high-stress person, because looking over the last two weeks, they haven't really involved that much work, but I'm feeling a deep sense of relief anyway, so, you know, yikes.
My honours application is in, after sending my supervising professor definitely enough emails to justify a harassment suit on her part, and now I just have to wait on an acceptance before I can register for the proper classes. One of the required classes is full right now, actually, which is kind of freaking me out even though I'm 90% sure at least one person will drop and I will be able to snatch up a spot, or the professor will be helpful and let me in anyways. Also, I have no idea when or how they send out acceptances, as in now or in September, and it's making me nervous and stupid.
Also making me nervous: moving! We found a new apartment and have submitted the first application forms, but he hasn't called back about the lease proper, and our lease starts (if we get the place) in mid-June and I haven't called a mover yet, which is unfortunate because about half the city packs up and moves around that time. Also, my roommate keeps threatening to leave the city around then, and I refuse to move his stuff. God, this is all such pointless anxiety.
Much better news: I have a date, on Saturday, with a pretty decent guy, who of his own volition sent me a couple of Y: the Last Man comics, which I think is a pretty good sign. We're seeing Up, which looks cute, and IDK, it should be good, I'm kind of psyched. And last night I watched Trust the Man with a couple of newish friends and had chocolate fondue with various types of fruit, which is my definition of absolute bliss. I'm going to make chocolate-covered-everything I have in the house this weekend, I have decided.
And Latin is going fine, although it's getting much faster and I am really counting on these six credits worth of 4.0, so I'm stressing out about that too. Not that anybody can tell, since I have a quiz tomorrow and a midterm on Monday and I'm watching CM and catching up on my flist and just dicking around. Wow, this is not even a charmingly whiny post; it is just whiny.
My honours application is in, after sending my supervising professor definitely enough emails to justify a harassment suit on her part, and now I just have to wait on an acceptance before I can register for the proper classes. One of the required classes is full right now, actually, which is kind of freaking me out even though I'm 90% sure at least one person will drop and I will be able to snatch up a spot, or the professor will be helpful and let me in anyways. Also, I have no idea when or how they send out acceptances, as in now or in September, and it's making me nervous and stupid.
Also making me nervous: moving! We found a new apartment and have submitted the first application forms, but he hasn't called back about the lease proper, and our lease starts (if we get the place) in mid-June and I haven't called a mover yet, which is unfortunate because about half the city packs up and moves around that time. Also, my roommate keeps threatening to leave the city around then, and I refuse to move his stuff. God, this is all such pointless anxiety.
Much better news: I have a date, on Saturday, with a pretty decent guy, who of his own volition sent me a couple of Y: the Last Man comics, which I think is a pretty good sign. We're seeing Up, which looks cute, and IDK, it should be good, I'm kind of psyched. And last night I watched Trust the Man with a couple of newish friends and had chocolate fondue with various types of fruit, which is my definition of absolute bliss. I'm going to make chocolate-covered-everything I have in the house this weekend, I have decided.
And Latin is going fine, although it's getting much faster and I am really counting on these six credits worth of 4.0, so I'm stressing out about that too. Not that anybody can tell, since I have a quiz tomorrow and a midterm on Monday and I'm watching CM and catching up on my flist and just dicking around. Wow, this is not even a charmingly whiny post; it is just whiny.