Monday, 27 April 2009

"Dead week"

Everyone is getting serious about how little time we have left until the program is over-- less than two weeks! It's our "dead week," but it doesn't feel as much like one here (aside from the huge amount of work due next week) because I'm not on campus with a ton of other frantic students and they're not changing the schedule at all (we have two plays this week!). And they're making us have class during finals week. weird. I have the largest number of papers due at the same time that I have ever had in my life. And I have rarely been in a more anti-paper writing mood. :P Oh well. Here is how the week is going.

Sunday

The big event of this day was meeting Bethany and Evelina to go to Victoria Park for a picnic. It was a very nice day and really fun to be outside with friends. We all sat on a blanket (thoughtfully provided by Evelina) and ate and talked and slept and read in the sun. Our conversations ranged from harmless gossip to feminist analysis to philosophical musings. I had a really nice time.


Beth and Evelina at the park

Pretty clouds in front of the sun.

Beth and me--she was not cooperating, so she gets a picture with a silly face. :P

Monday

This day was unfortunately rainy. I had classes and the meeting as usual. In between, I kept myself busy by working on projects (such as letters and paper brainstorming), talking to Maggie about a refund form, etc. Then I went home with Anne. It was a typical Monday--rainy weather and all!


Tuesday

This day mostly consisted of class, working more on projects, and procrastinating. :P But! I went to an ATM and paid AHA back for the loans they gave me (so I wouldn't starve while I waited for my cards to get here). I don't owe them anymore! yay! :) Oh, and when I was at the store today, I ran into Ros, which was funny. She gave me a ride home. :)

3 comments:

  1. UGH. I still have 3 weeks of school left. I'm already a zombie... You are both quite bless & cursed at the same time; as you'll have to leave england soon. :( But at least school is almost over! :)

    Also, Evelina took me to that park too! We saw a goose, and these people were carrying it. . . poor sick little goose. I hope your park experience was better than mine, lol.

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  2. Time really flies. It will be so nice to see you and spend an evening with everyone listening to you recount the highlights of your England adventure. Hang in there! Love ya, PoppyL

    "The learner always begins finding fault, but the scholar sees the positive merit in everything." Hegel, German Philosopher

    "Thou has most traitorously corrupted the youth of the realm in erecting a grammar school." Shakespeare, "King Henry VI"

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  3. I CANT WAIT TO SEE YOU. And btw Happy Anniversary

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