Applications, Essays and Jukeboxes.
Jan. 21st, 2010 09:45 pmThis week has been super busy for me because I'm putting in an application for graduate programme, and I have 2 essays due for next week. The application has just been submitted, and I feel fairly on track with the essays, thankfully.
I saw my friend who headbutted a jukebox in the early hours of Saturday morning, and I am pleased to note that with a little makeup and sweeping hair styling she doesn't look like she has been in any fights with heavy stationary bar furniture. I went for coffee followed by a pint with a friend who lives in London but studies at my university, and we talked poetics and criticism for a while. While I have the shadow of my uncompleted essays hanging over me, I definitely needed that time out.
Tonight I'm going to watch a film that is on my course next week, the screening of which I'll miss due to some work commitments elsewhere (I'm running poetry workshops for approximately 60 primary school children). It is 'Longtime Companion', which deals with 'Gay-Related-Immune-Disorder'(yes, that disorder that came to be known as AIDs).
I've started using Evernote for all my note-taking needs, and I love it. Even if it sort of makes Dropbox a bit defunct.
I would like to let![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
forthwritten know I am sulking, and wave to my no. 1 blog stalker, SC!
I saw my friend who headbutted a jukebox in the early hours of Saturday morning, and I am pleased to note that with a little makeup and sweeping hair styling she doesn't look like she has been in any fights with heavy stationary bar furniture. I went for coffee followed by a pint with a friend who lives in London but studies at my university, and we talked poetics and criticism for a while. While I have the shadow of my uncompleted essays hanging over me, I definitely needed that time out.
Tonight I'm going to watch a film that is on my course next week, the screening of which I'll miss due to some work commitments elsewhere (I'm running poetry workshops for approximately 60 primary school children). It is 'Longtime Companion', which deals with 'Gay-Related-Immune-Disorder'(yes, that disorder that came to be known as AIDs).
I've started using Evernote for all my note-taking needs, and I love it. Even if it sort of makes Dropbox a bit defunct.
I would like to let
forthwritten know I am sulking, and wave to my no. 1 blog stalker, SC!
