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Thought Processes
Apr. 3rd, 2003 08:39 amWell, here it is again. Nearing the end of the semester, and crunch time has arrived. The first draft of my Wilson-opus is due on Monday; I have to read Mists of Avalon by Tuesday night; and I have a presentation on "Modern Arthurian Novels" on Tuesday night as well. On top of this, I have a research paper for Arthurian, and a research paper for Contemporary International Politics. ARGH! Why is it that, regardless of how small the class size is, professors fail to realize two things: (1) that students have more than one class and (2) that some students (especially us non-traditional types) have lives outside of university?
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Still working on my Nancy/Frank fan fiction. Managed to arrive on campus about two hours before class on Tuesday morning, so I sat in the student center and scribbled on the story a bit. Maybe one of these days I'll actually finish it. ;)
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Car is still working out well. While it doesn't offer the full freedom I was accustomed to with my Wrangler, the Liberty is definitely a step up. The cruise control is great for the drives home, and the automatic transmission definitely makes the commute up 395 more bearable. It doesn't account for the fools in Northern Virginia who refuse to use a turn signal when changing lanes, but it definitely helps.
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This is actually the first time all week I've found time to sit down to a computer...and it's not even mind. Here's hoping I can finally find some more time to at least wade through my e-mail before the weekend.
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Still working on my Nancy/Frank fan fiction. Managed to arrive on campus about two hours before class on Tuesday morning, so I sat in the student center and scribbled on the story a bit. Maybe one of these days I'll actually finish it. ;)
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Car is still working out well. While it doesn't offer the full freedom I was accustomed to with my Wrangler, the Liberty is definitely a step up. The cruise control is great for the drives home, and the automatic transmission definitely makes the commute up 395 more bearable. It doesn't account for the fools in Northern Virginia who refuse to use a turn signal when changing lanes, but it definitely helps.
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This is actually the first time all week I've found time to sit down to a computer...and it's not even mind. Here's hoping I can finally find some more time to at least wade through my e-mail before the weekend.