This morning, I was feeling stressed and panicky about my essays and generally fairly miserable.
And then I saw a seagull snatch a man's food out of his hands, devour it in front of him, and then sit there smugly while he stared at it in horrified disbelief for a good twenty seconds. It brightened my day immeasurably. (That sounds a bit Schadenfreudish, doesn't it? It just seemed extremely amusing at the time.)
Also, I have decided to switch essay questions for Literature! This does mean that I have to start from scratch, and the deadline is about twenty hours away, but it has the huge advantage of meaning that I now actually understand what I'm supposed to be writing my essay about. And I may be able to include discussion of the Unexpected Mansnogging in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight! Thumbs up!
I've written a thousand words of Thursday's essay, too. They only need to be 1,500 words long. I - I might be able to do this?
(P.S. I love you guys and your stories of videogames creeping into your lives. You are all so wonderfully insane!)
And then I saw a seagull snatch a man's food out of his hands, devour it in front of him, and then sit there smugly while he stared at it in horrified disbelief for a good twenty seconds. It brightened my day immeasurably. (That sounds a bit Schadenfreudish, doesn't it? It just seemed extremely amusing at the time.)
Also, I have decided to switch essay questions for Literature! This does mean that I have to start from scratch, and the deadline is about twenty hours away, but it has the huge advantage of meaning that I now actually understand what I'm supposed to be writing my essay about. And I may be able to include discussion of the Unexpected Mansnogging in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight! Thumbs up!
I've written a thousand words of Thursday's essay, too. They only need to be 1,500 words long. I - I might be able to do this?
(P.S. I love you guys and your stories of videogames creeping into your lives. You are all so wonderfully insane!)
