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Best. Day. Ever.
Mark it down in your calenders. This is the best day in my life, so far. This is the second time in my life I've cried from happiness. (I told you I cry at, well, anything ( Read more... ) -
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It's 11 o'clock at night, and I just hopped on JSTOR to find confirmation that the author I'm reading right now is a total crack head. It's a conclusion for a book that calls on America to be the next British Empire, and he is manipulating the history of the British Empire so greatly, I just had to make sure that I wasn't misreading him. At one ( Read more... ) -
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--It has been pouring all day today. What a great way to usher in my week of hell (nothing's due, but I am buckling down. For realz ( Read more... ) -
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It's funny how some things never leave you. It's really hard to describe, but I woke up this morning, and the light coming through my blinds was bright but...reflective. You know how light looks different when it's been reflected off the snow? It was also just a little bit chilly when I got up, so I fully expected the first snow to be on the ( Read more... ) -
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Guys, it's 7:30 on a Monday night, and I've already broken out the wine. (In my defense, it's a bottle of red that I opened last week, and promptly got sick, so I couldn't drink it.) Guys, I don't even like red wine.
On the plus side, everything is hilarious.
And this new Vampire Weekend album is so damn catchy!
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The week in review.
The good: I'm about to be published! My multi-genre research project I wrote...almost four years ago, is being used in a textbook written by my professor. She just emailed me, letting me know that it's in the revision stage right now, and should be coming out soon. I'm way too excited about this. I will totally buy a copy. And, turns out, there are ( Read more... ) -
Lost in a daydream
My desire to go to York for my Master's is almost overwhelming. My original program of choice, Conservation Studies, is designed for someone with at least two years of experience in architecture. However, the Archeology of Buildings program seems more designed for newcomers. It "trains students in the practice of archeological investigation and ( Read more... ) -
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I'm actually beginning to feel pumped about finals. After writing this paper for Reformation, everything else seems to pale in comparison ( Read more... ) -
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1) I've seen the phrase "chicken one day, feathers the next" *three* times this week, having gone my whole life without coming across it. And yet... I'm still unclear on what it actually means ( Read more... ) -
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I came across this particular news item tonight... it's not particularly important, it's just about the patterns of male friendship ( Read more... )