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So it's been a long day. (What else is new in my life?) But yes, many things are new in my life! For example, the dribbliness for the past two days turned into a more serious blood-spurt. Yup, that's right, folks, I got my period! Considering that the last time was late April, and before that, the November of last year, this is truly momentous! I'd be totally more excited about it if I weren't so uuugh from school work. Other new and excitings in my life! Alexis got a job! It is nifty. R.O.D TV actually has a plot! But anyway, it all winds down to me being tired and needing to read about the bourgeois. Feeling very un-smart right now. ::zombie walk:: BRAINS!!! NEED BRAINS!!!

From last night: some things are just stunning
they don't need no vagina monologues

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ouch. I was just snappy with Alexis. Misdirected frustration, I guess. Life hasn't been going well, but then again, when has it? Ah yes, watch my facade of competance disintegrate. Lessons learnt: 9am classes = no. Weekly response papers = no. (Current count: 9 done, 11 more to go. Total pages written thus far this quarter: 20+5+6+3=34. Pages left to write: 29+15+20+16+5=85) Um... help?
Which is why I'm sitting here, reading about the Anschluss on Wikipedia. Then maybe checking out some library books about Ausshluss. Hopefully will go meet with German prof tomorrow to confirm my topic and appear more knowledgeable than I am. Oh, and hopefully have another response paper done for Fascism tomorrow. Thanksgiving will be spent on German response papers and watching Italy movies for Fascism paper. At least I kinda know what I want to write for my Anth final paper (which is a paltry 5 pages, but will be a very meaty 5 pages, full of substantial and deep thoughts and non-fat-facts).

NSP sent me an email asking if I want to be back. Should I? Maybe I should write them and say, "Well, I'd like to switch. What are the options?" But can I really handle NSP? It's in all the hours of the day when I'm quasi-productive

Gotta meet with Mickey in 10 minutes to figure out what to do with PanAsia. I'm not very good at telling people things. I guess I just assume that they know things like I do. But then, I wasn't born knowing things. Mostly by asking people really. And reading instructions. Ah, Amercia, which has instructions to everything. You are truly wonderful.