[Edit: I started writing this post before I left this morning; before I saw what had happened while I was sleeping. This video accurately represents how I feel about that "annoying, icy, frozen water stuff" that is now all over the place.]
And I digress.
I finished my paper about The Winter's Tale and will turn it in very soon. (Huzzah). Indeed, I'm happy I no longer have to worry about it. Time to move on to other papers now. Last night, at midnight, I registered for classes for next semester. It was an oddly liberating feeling because it was the last time I'm ever going to do that. That's right, folks. I am so close to graduating I can hardly stand it. The lucky classes that will round out my college career are as follows:
:: one final religion class ::
:: Contemporary Literary Criticism ::
:: Studies in Women's Literature ::
:: Classic American Detective Fiction ::
Sounds fun, no? The best part is that it's only eleven credit hours, so it'll feel like a breeze.
4 comments:
Sounds like a really fun semester. Still sorry about the snow. We had a toad frog strangle thunderstorm today and there is a tornado warning. Eek.
"Foot modeling is a dying art anyway"
Gilmore Girls is priceless and I loved this clip.
I DO love the snow but this post reminded me of Freshman year when we would just hang out at your apartment and I can remember looking out onto the snow falling in the Wyview parking lot.
Good times. :)
That Classic American Detective Fiction class sounds amazing! Is it open enrollment?
I LOVE GILMORE GIRLS!!!
I looked out the window this morning and I'm not lying, almost cried. But I really did yell about it a little.
Anddd I register shortly- nervous!
SOO excited to have you at water aerobics tomorrow :)
I guess if I lived in Utah, I might not be happy about your weather..but try 90 degrees at the end of October.
Seriously!!! And we had some of that thunderstorm action last night as well. Forecast: Cool and dry. huzzah!
And I remember that first text photo of the snow at Wyview your freshman year :)
Classes sound wonderful, and 11 credit hours even more wonderful!!
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