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silveradeptOne more paper turned in, one more paper to be turned in tomorrow, one more paper to be completed for Thursday. University can be tough sometimes. Luckily, this is the tail end of things, in theory.
Of course, there's meetings and other things to get in the way, too, so it's not really clear sailing yet. I need to add some material to the Dante paper yet that I can hopefully come up with between now and then. Here's also hoping that the paper's I've done will get good marks.
Oh yeah, I remember now: I need to think about a longer paper for Sci-fi, because they're going to want the proposals soon for us. *sigh* Guess I'm not really out of it yet.
But this is pointless, considering none of you really care about my paper-writing problems, right?
Our Letters page was again very interesting. Viewpoints different but supporting the same thing. I finally saw what I thought could be an example of a system of reading that the Bible professor uses to distinguish between various modes of interpretation. Considering I'm watching the topic with interest, anyway, it's nice to see that I may be developing other skills as well, potentially. Perhaps my university education is actually teaching me something.
Little over a month before my world gets shaken up a bit.
Ah, well. Bedtime, I suppose. The world might look better in the morning, even if it is a little closer to deadlines.
Of course, there's meetings and other things to get in the way, too, so it's not really clear sailing yet. I need to add some material to the Dante paper yet that I can hopefully come up with between now and then. Here's also hoping that the paper's I've done will get good marks.
Oh yeah, I remember now: I need to think about a longer paper for Sci-fi, because they're going to want the proposals soon for us. *sigh* Guess I'm not really out of it yet.
But this is pointless, considering none of you really care about my paper-writing problems, right?
Our Letters page was again very interesting. Viewpoints different but supporting the same thing. I finally saw what I thought could be an example of a system of reading that the Bible professor uses to distinguish between various modes of interpretation. Considering I'm watching the topic with interest, anyway, it's nice to see that I may be developing other skills as well, potentially. Perhaps my university education is actually teaching me something.
Little over a month before my world gets shaken up a bit.
Ah, well. Bedtime, I suppose. The world might look better in the morning, even if it is a little closer to deadlines.
