a Ravenclaw procrastinates
Shakespeare exam/test thingy tomorrow, woopwoopwoop
Only two actual exams set during the exam period, woopwoopwoop
I finish on November 15th, woopwoopwoop
Must hand in Short Fiction tutorial presentation notes tomorrow, woopwoopwoop...?
Japanese oral test at the end of the week, AKSJHDVKG
...Procrastinating from all of these things, woopwoopwoop.
Well, my tutorial paper is basically written up already, and the Shakespeare test should be fine. I can write about Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth in it, both of which I already know fairly well. Is it wrong that I'm kind of looking forward to it? I love analysing Shakespeare/texts in general.
In other news, I'm really embracing the fact that I got sorted into Ravenclaw on Pottermore. I was really unhappy when I first got sorted, because I had always seen myself as a Hufflepuff and had a lot of Puff pride. But now I see myself as a Ravenclaw, and I'm really proud to be one. For me, I'm a Ravenclaw not in that I'm particularly 'nerdy,' or take extreme pride in my studies, but I do have a thirst for knowledge and I think that wit is the most likeable trait in a person. Rationality is also an important thing to me, though this can be a blessing and a curse- but I need my views and perceptions of the world to be an explainable truth, if that makes sense. I also have the eccentricity that many Ravenclaws have, and that when I was welcomed to the house they made a big point of explaining- intelligence isn't just about retaining facts; more importantly it's about having imagination. Yeah, I'm very happy to be part of this house. :)
Only two actual exams set during the exam period, woopwoopwoop
I finish on November 15th, woopwoopwoop
Must hand in Short Fiction tutorial presentation notes tomorrow, woopwoopwoop...?
Japanese oral test at the end of the week, AKSJHDVKG
...Procrastinating from all of these things, woopwoopwoop.
Well, my tutorial paper is basically written up already, and the Shakespeare test should be fine. I can write about Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth in it, both of which I already know fairly well. Is it wrong that I'm kind of looking forward to it? I love analysing Shakespeare/texts in general.
In other news, I'm really embracing the fact that I got sorted into Ravenclaw on Pottermore. I was really unhappy when I first got sorted, because I had always seen myself as a Hufflepuff and had a lot of Puff pride. But now I see myself as a Ravenclaw, and I'm really proud to be one. For me, I'm a Ravenclaw not in that I'm particularly 'nerdy,' or take extreme pride in my studies, but I do have a thirst for knowledge and I think that wit is the most likeable trait in a person. Rationality is also an important thing to me, though this can be a blessing and a curse- but I need my views and perceptions of the world to be an explainable truth, if that makes sense. I also have the eccentricity that many Ravenclaws have, and that when I was welcomed to the house they made a big point of explaining- intelligence isn't just about retaining facts; more importantly it's about having imagination. Yeah, I'm very happy to be part of this house. :)