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Yesterday's purple strip:
"Oh for a book and a shady nook, either in door or out." --John Wilson
Today, blue strip:
"La chair est triste, helas! et j'ai lu tous les livres." --Stephane Mellarme ("The flesh is sad, alas! And I have read all the books.)
Easter was fun. Steven and Valerie invited Ann and I over to their house, and they made ham and French toast for us. I made deviled eggs, and we all sat around and ate ourselves silly, then played Gamecube for a couple hours. I had waaaay too much chocolate yesterday. It was a good day.
Today I slept in, and decided not to go to French. I hadn't finished the homework and I woke up with a killer sore throat, so I elected to sleep instead of trudge up to campus for a class I'm not even enrolled in. I waltzed into lab around 1:00 and checked my email, and lo and behold, there was an email from the French professor. It wasn't a condemnation for missing class, though--it was a permission number letting me enroll! Someone finally dropped! So I dropped the lit course and will take back the book I bought for it this morning, and life will be perfect for my last quarter at UCSC. I have the ideal class schedule, the weather is supposed to clear up, and what more could a girl ask for? Besides more money in my bank account, that is.
Speaking of which, I spent a bundle of money on graduation announcements this morning, which should arrive within two weeks. Once they get here, I'll send them out, and you lot can expect to receive them in about a month. If all goes well.
I also joined the rock-climbing gym (Ann and I got 1-month trial memberships), so all you Santa Cruz people should come climbing with us. It's so much fun. We went Friday night and Saturday afternoon, and my hands are shredded today, but hopefully they'll be better by tomorrow because we're going again.
In other news, the photography class rocks, and our first assignment is due this week, so I'll actually get some feedback and advice on my technique. That class is killer fun. And sailing meets tomorrow for the first time, if the weather holds. So really... this week is shaping up pretty nicely.
:-D
"Oh for a book and a shady nook, either in door or out." --John Wilson
Today, blue strip:
"La chair est triste, helas! et j'ai lu tous les livres." --Stephane Mellarme ("The flesh is sad, alas! And I have read all the books.)
Easter was fun. Steven and Valerie invited Ann and I over to their house, and they made ham and French toast for us. I made deviled eggs, and we all sat around and ate ourselves silly, then played Gamecube for a couple hours. I had waaaay too much chocolate yesterday. It was a good day.
Today I slept in, and decided not to go to French. I hadn't finished the homework and I woke up with a killer sore throat, so I elected to sleep instead of trudge up to campus for a class I'm not even enrolled in. I waltzed into lab around 1:00 and checked my email, and lo and behold, there was an email from the French professor. It wasn't a condemnation for missing class, though--it was a permission number letting me enroll! Someone finally dropped! So I dropped the lit course and will take back the book I bought for it this morning, and life will be perfect for my last quarter at UCSC. I have the ideal class schedule, the weather is supposed to clear up, and what more could a girl ask for? Besides more money in my bank account, that is.
Speaking of which, I spent a bundle of money on graduation announcements this morning, which should arrive within two weeks. Once they get here, I'll send them out, and you lot can expect to receive them in about a month. If all goes well.
I also joined the rock-climbing gym (Ann and I got 1-month trial memberships), so all you Santa Cruz people should come climbing with us. It's so much fun. We went Friday night and Saturday afternoon, and my hands are shredded today, but hopefully they'll be better by tomorrow because we're going again.
In other news, the photography class rocks, and our first assignment is due this week, so I'll actually get some feedback and advice on my technique. That class is killer fun. And sailing meets tomorrow for the first time, if the weather holds. So really... this week is shaping up pretty nicely.
:-D
