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Jan. 5th, 2006 10:03 am
Jan. 5th, 2006
Jan. 5th, 2006 10:30 am
Stuff What Needs to Be Done
Projects I would like to complete before Spring classes begin in 2.5 weeks:
Finish Editing Hawthorne paper for publishing
Go through old entries all the way back to 5/2001 and put tags on them/delete old pointless memes and other posts of a frivolous/stupid nature*
Move Fall 2005's academic works to another shelf to make space for Spring 2006's books (pointless if we move, but useful if we don't).
I have accepted that there is NO WAY IN HELL I'm going to be able to read Volume 3 of A Song of Ice and Fire in two weeks unless I abandon the two novels I'm currently reading. Which I may decide to do. On the other hand, if I wait, I can devour it and then Volume 4 over the summer... who am I kidding? I'll be student teaching then; I may be able to read, but devour? Not likely.
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jholloway, I have no idea if you even read this space, but if so: HOW do you find time to read so much that isn't strictly related to your research?
* I don't mean actual content posts, but those where nothing of import was discussed, like "Hey, where should we go for dinner?" I've erased posts I later regretted deleting; no longer.
I have accepted that there is NO WAY IN HELL I'm going to be able to read Volume 3 of A Song of Ice and Fire in two weeks unless I abandon the two novels I'm currently reading. Which I may decide to do. On the other hand, if I wait, I can devour it and then Volume 4 over the summer... who am I kidding? I'll be student teaching then; I may be able to read, but devour? Not likely.
jholloway, I have no idea if you even read this space, but if so: HOW do you find time to read so much that isn't strictly related to your research?* I don't mean actual content posts, but those where nothing of import was discussed, like "Hey, where should we go for dinner?" I've erased posts I later regretted deleting; no longer.