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Mar. 15th, 2007 04:41 pmThings I Have Done Today
Flicked my hair around in a thoroughly self-indulgent manner.
Sent Mother's Day card (so I will live to see my next birthday).
Been to the doctor, who doesn't know what's wrong but said it wasn't pleurisy again (yes, I know, note my standing upright and not hallucinating about monkeys with knives) and prescribed me with antibiotics and an inhaler. I'm not sure why the concept of this weirds me out so much, especially as it isn't permanent, but there we are. I have actually had my first full breath for some time though. That is quite exciting.
Stayed awake the whole way through my medieval history lecture, and let me assure you, this was a challenge.
Things I Still Have To Do Today
1,400 words on my essay. Oh, god. It is entitled What European influences made the English Church Protestant and how Protestant did it become in the sixteenth-century? I suspect I am meant to know more of the first part and less on the second; nevertheless, I am going to completely ignore the first half as much as I can because although I know it, I don't know the specifics. I can do a blinding second half, though, so that's something. Oh well. I can ignore Edward VI's reign. It's not that important, in the long run. No, honest.
Edit MO2006 review.
Edit ME2004 practice gobbet.
Do DI2006 reading.
...
Okay, so, sod doing my reading for my tutorial. And, possibly, sleep. I have to spend tomorrow hanging out in front of the library (the bright pink t-shirt will be me, alas) when I'm not tutorialing. It is going to be an... interesting day. If I finsh any of this bastarding work.
Flicked my hair around in a thoroughly self-indulgent manner.
Sent Mother's Day card (so I will live to see my next birthday).
Been to the doctor, who doesn't know what's wrong but said it wasn't pleurisy again (yes, I know, note my standing upright and not hallucinating about monkeys with knives) and prescribed me with antibiotics and an inhaler. I'm not sure why the concept of this weirds me out so much, especially as it isn't permanent, but there we are. I have actually had my first full breath for some time though. That is quite exciting.
Stayed awake the whole way through my medieval history lecture, and let me assure you, this was a challenge.
Things I Still Have To Do Today
1,400 words on my essay. Oh, god. It is entitled What European influences made the English Church Protestant and how Protestant did it become in the sixteenth-century? I suspect I am meant to know more of the first part and less on the second; nevertheless, I am going to completely ignore the first half as much as I can because although I know it, I don't know the specifics. I can do a blinding second half, though, so that's something. Oh well. I can ignore Edward VI's reign. It's not that important, in the long run. No, honest.
Edit MO2006 review.
Edit ME2004 practice gobbet.
Do DI2006 reading.
...
Okay, so, sod doing my reading for my tutorial. And, possibly, sleep. I have to spend tomorrow hanging out in front of the library (the bright pink t-shirt will be me, alas) when I'm not tutorialing. It is going to be an... interesting day. If I finsh any of this bastarding work.
