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Things looking up...
Nov. 5th, 2004 04:01 pmFinished the Byron essay, yay! Well, wrote 2000 words, which could be crap. But I think they're not. Still need to go over it to ensure it makes sense, get rid of 49 words somehow and do my notes and bibliography. But its done! So I can move on to working on the film review and restaurant review that need to be aired tomorrow and I haven't started yet! Yay!(?)
But yes, one less thing to do. Can start reading the TS Eliot I'll be having lectures on on Monday, and feel much less guiltly about reading Enduring Love, which has nothing to do with my course whatsoever, but does have lots to do with stalky boylove, and will be a film by the end of the month, so I must finish it now. I doubt this will be hard though - it's very difficult to put down, once you've started. I sense a literary fandom coming on.
Don't think there will be bonfire-going tonight. Much more review-writing and possible essay-checking. But I went to a bonfire 'soiree' yesterday (with chocolate-squarey things. And candles. And cake. And dangerous fireworks.), so smell enough like smoke, I think. And I really do want the radio stuff to be good, because i like working on the show. So yes. That will be my night tonight (without Green Wing! Sniff! Hope you're having lots of fun and sex, Guy and Mac!).
Should have the internet by Tuesday - not that I trust ntl more than I can bomb them, sadly - so this will be much easier and involve much less walking onto campus, hanging around till it's dark and then walking back again. Bye.
But yes, one less thing to do. Can start reading the TS Eliot I'll be having lectures on on Monday, and feel much less guiltly about reading Enduring Love, which has nothing to do with my course whatsoever, but does have lots to do with stalky boylove, and will be a film by the end of the month, so I must finish it now. I doubt this will be hard though - it's very difficult to put down, once you've started. I sense a literary fandom coming on.
Don't think there will be bonfire-going tonight. Much more review-writing and possible essay-checking. But I went to a bonfire 'soiree' yesterday (with chocolate-squarey things. And candles. And cake. And dangerous fireworks.), so smell enough like smoke, I think. And I really do want the radio stuff to be good, because i like working on the show. So yes. That will be my night tonight (without Green Wing! Sniff! Hope you're having lots of fun and sex, Guy and Mac!).
Should have the internet by Tuesday - not that I trust ntl more than I can bomb them, sadly - so this will be much easier and involve much less walking onto campus, hanging around till it's dark and then walking back again. Bye.
