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Oct. 3rd, 2006 05:36 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hathycolAhaha.
So.
Today, I finally used the two vouchers I had from the Raisin for a free lunch. Me and Katie sauntered down as soon as it opened, and enjoyed our free beanburger and chips with a pint of cider.
One smaaaaalllll problem: me and cider don't mix. At all. Me and cider, in fact, is a combination of giggling and being a bit spacey. I never liked cider until recently, you see, so the phase I should have gone through at 14 is just hitting me now.
This would normally be a happy story, but, you see, I did this immediately before my first two tutorials. I am such a prat. I'm not pulling that one again. Fortunately, I was paired with a girl from my lit class (consisting of 11 people; we band together out of fear) who laughed at me as I concentrated extra hard and probably did the best work I've ever done.
I m not enjoying my classes this year, yet. I'm going to get in ME2001 when we start studying post-Norman conquest, I think, but there is no positive side on MO2005, because we are doing nationalism. I hate nationalism. I hate the fact I have to study this with not one, not two, but three Americans, and Americans, I mean this in the nicest way possible, but when you start tearfully saying how 9/11 united the country and this is, like, positive nationalism! then I am going to probably get somewhat angry. On the bright side, as it is, everyone else looked at her like she was batshit.
I'm sorry. I dislike nationalism excessively. I find it distasteful and I find it to be, quite frankly, one of the worst things to create a war. I don't like thinking about it and I don't want to study it, and imperialism, and all the other crap that comes with it. I don't know. I might come to like it, but it's just... distasteful and too modern for me to be objectives at the moment. I don't know. I have to do lots of reading about it. And I want to do some modern history modules at honours, so I have to sit through all of us. w00t.
Blah. I might grow to love my subjects. I remember not being very pleased with them last semester and I came to afore MO2005, and hey, I get, um, civil rights and stuff? It would be helpful if I liked my subjects this year, though, because then I will actually make the effort, which I need to do this year. And I do love St Andrews, and I do want a degree, but blah.
Anyway. I am going to go and do my seminar notes (giving us a whole book to annotate OVERNIGHT means Colleen is not a happy bunny) for modern lit and then I am going to crawl into bed. Yay!
I have also switched to decaffienated tea and I would give me left hand, right now, for some caffiene. TOO TIRED.
~Hathy_Col~
So.
Today, I finally used the two vouchers I had from the Raisin for a free lunch. Me and Katie sauntered down as soon as it opened, and enjoyed our free beanburger and chips with a pint of cider.
One smaaaaalllll problem: me and cider don't mix. At all. Me and cider, in fact, is a combination of giggling and being a bit spacey. I never liked cider until recently, you see, so the phase I should have gone through at 14 is just hitting me now.
This would normally be a happy story, but, you see, I did this immediately before my first two tutorials. I am such a prat. I'm not pulling that one again. Fortunately, I was paired with a girl from my lit class (consisting of 11 people; we band together out of fear) who laughed at me as I concentrated extra hard and probably did the best work I've ever done.
I m not enjoying my classes this year, yet. I'm going to get in ME2001 when we start studying post-Norman conquest, I think, but there is no positive side on MO2005, because we are doing nationalism. I hate nationalism. I hate the fact I have to study this with not one, not two, but three Americans, and Americans, I mean this in the nicest way possible, but when you start tearfully saying how 9/11 united the country and this is, like, positive nationalism! then I am going to probably get somewhat angry. On the bright side, as it is, everyone else looked at her like she was batshit.
I'm sorry. I dislike nationalism excessively. I find it distasteful and I find it to be, quite frankly, one of the worst things to create a war. I don't like thinking about it and I don't want to study it, and imperialism, and all the other crap that comes with it. I don't know. I might come to like it, but it's just... distasteful and too modern for me to be objectives at the moment. I don't know. I have to do lots of reading about it. And I want to do some modern history modules at honours, so I have to sit through all of us. w00t.
Blah. I might grow to love my subjects. I remember not being very pleased with them last semester and I came to afore MO2005, and hey, I get, um, civil rights and stuff? It would be helpful if I liked my subjects this year, though, because then I will actually make the effort, which I need to do this year. And I do love St Andrews, and I do want a degree, but blah.
Anyway. I am going to go and do my seminar notes (giving us a whole book to annotate OVERNIGHT means Colleen is not a happy bunny) for modern lit and then I am going to crawl into bed. Yay!
I have also switched to decaffienated tea and I would give me left hand, right now, for some caffiene. TOO TIRED.
~Hathy_Col~
