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Research for my honors project has been slow and painful this summer--a lot of useless information and a lot of theoretical nitpicking. As things draw down, I'll put down Gerard Genette and Noam Chomsky and all those other great things so I can get down to the most important things.
Tomorrow, I break this project down into smaller parts and work on one part at a time, reverting to theory only when necessary. Eventually I'd like to finish a couple more books, but I take my aversion to reading anything today as a sign of what I actually need to do.
When I'm done breaking the project down into parts best I can, I will create a plan to finish those parts as best I can. Then I will get to work on finishing the design hypothesis that I am currently working on. I hope that this will allow me to get off to a good start this year and leave me some time this summer to get away from everything.
Here goes.
Tomorrow, I break this project down into smaller parts and work on one part at a time, reverting to theory only when necessary. Eventually I'd like to finish a couple more books, but I take my aversion to reading anything today as a sign of what I actually need to do.
When I'm done breaking the project down into parts best I can, I will create a plan to finish those parts as best I can. Then I will get to work on finishing the design hypothesis that I am currently working on. I hope that this will allow me to get off to a good start this year and leave me some time this summer to get away from everything.
Here goes.