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Thursday, 29 November 2012 08:04 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
eighthphaseTurned out I didn't terribly need any of that stuff for my English class; my notes are just as doodle-covered as the ones from last week. They're not as bad as my government notes, though; while I did resort to playing tic-tac-toe with myself in English, in government I gave up and literally just started scribbling loopies all over the page. It's basically completely covered in ink, except for a little spot in the top right where I drew Marcy and Cyri as chibis.
The other page of government notes has really terribly-proportioned turian faces, so honestly I think the chibis are probably better.
Also, I had my government paper finished and ready to turn in exactly fifteen minutes before class, because I am a boss.
This morning I found out that all the reading I thought I had to do to finish the book for my paper for my bio class? Yeah, the last ~hundred and fifty pages of the book are notes and references, and therefore completely irrelevant to the paper. Score! :D So... now I just have to write the paper. And then do all my anthropology reading. And the homework for that, too.
...well, okay, so it's not as much work as I thought it was! Which is good enough, okay.
Yesterday I got to register for classes. The day before I'd marked out some to take so I didn't have to go digging for them later; it took me a while, so it was just as well. Then last night my mum asked, "So, just when are all your classes, anyway?" Two of them are online classes, so they're whenever I want them to be. The other two... one of them was Mondays and Wednesdays and the other was Tuesdays and Thursdays. "Isn't there any way you can get them all on the same days?" she asked. Well, no, there really wasn't. So I looked for something else to take instead of poetry - because I actually need that one to graduate. And I couldn't just take three classes, because I need to be a full-time student.
I didn't find anything I wanted to take that was on the same day as my poetry class, but I did drop the programming for art. So now I have poetry, literature: romantic to modern, history of rock and roll, and descriptive drawing. I still have to go up to campus every day, which kind of sucks, but I'll have a lot of free time, too, what with only having one class a day and all. I mean, there's still the online classes, which I can't slack off on! So I probably won't have as much free time as I think. Still, it's a lot better than nothing.
The other page of government notes has really terribly-proportioned turian faces, so honestly I think the chibis are probably better.
Also, I had my government paper finished and ready to turn in exactly fifteen minutes before class, because I am a boss.
This morning I found out that all the reading I thought I had to do to finish the book for my paper for my bio class? Yeah, the last ~hundred and fifty pages of the book are notes and references, and therefore completely irrelevant to the paper. Score! :D So... now I just have to write the paper. And then do all my anthropology reading. And the homework for that, too.
...well, okay, so it's not as much work as I thought it was! Which is good enough, okay.
Yesterday I got to register for classes. The day before I'd marked out some to take so I didn't have to go digging for them later; it took me a while, so it was just as well. Then last night my mum asked, "So, just when are all your classes, anyway?" Two of them are online classes, so they're whenever I want them to be. The other two... one of them was Mondays and Wednesdays and the other was Tuesdays and Thursdays. "Isn't there any way you can get them all on the same days?" she asked. Well, no, there really wasn't. So I looked for something else to take instead of poetry - because I actually need that one to graduate. And I couldn't just take three classes, because I need to be a full-time student.
I didn't find anything I wanted to take that was on the same day as my poetry class, but I did drop the programming for art. So now I have poetry, literature: romantic to modern, history of rock and roll, and descriptive drawing. I still have to go up to campus every day, which kind of sucks, but I'll have a lot of free time, too, what with only having one class a day and all. I mean, there's still the online classes, which I can't slack off on! So I probably won't have as much free time as I think. Still, it's a lot better than nothing.