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It's been so, so long, friends--I apologize. Unfortunately I have class in half an hour and can't write much.
Today I went to Poli. Sci. (got a D, thankfully, on my last paper. This is good since I literally don't know what's going on in this class and only need to pass--I figure if I can keep with the D's I'll be in good shape) and learned a bit about political parties. Then a shower, and off with Courtney to get our evaluations. It's really nice to have a piece of paper saying "This is exactly what you need to work on right now." The only problem now is figuring out how, exactly, to do that.
Perhaps I'll elaborate later on my evaluations.
After that Courtney and I went to St. Martin's Table for a lovely vegan/organic lunch--it's nice to have a toxin-free meal--and now I'm back. The weather is lovely and I wish I could enjoy it more (aka have the opportunity to be outside). I'm slightly homesick (wishing I could sit on the porch with a blanket and some tea and a book) and the Midwest is lately very tiresome. Kit, reading your entry about walking through New York and feeling at home there made me slightly wistful. Sigh. I'd like to live in a place that feels like home.
Havta get ready for Marcela--off I go. (Hey, if you're curious, google "Marcela Lorca". She's my movement teacher, and perhaps a deity).
Today I went to Poli. Sci. (got a D, thankfully, on my last paper. This is good since I literally don't know what's going on in this class and only need to pass--I figure if I can keep with the D's I'll be in good shape) and learned a bit about political parties. Then a shower, and off with Courtney to get our evaluations. It's really nice to have a piece of paper saying "This is exactly what you need to work on right now." The only problem now is figuring out how, exactly, to do that.
Perhaps I'll elaborate later on my evaluations.
After that Courtney and I went to St. Martin's Table for a lovely vegan/organic lunch--it's nice to have a toxin-free meal--and now I'm back. The weather is lovely and I wish I could enjoy it more (aka have the opportunity to be outside). I'm slightly homesick (wishing I could sit on the porch with a blanket and some tea and a book) and the Midwest is lately very tiresome. Kit, reading your entry about walking through New York and feeling at home there made me slightly wistful. Sigh. I'd like to live in a place that feels like home.
Havta get ready for Marcela--off I go. (Hey, if you're curious, google "Marcela Lorca". She's my movement teacher, and perhaps a deity).