And if these clouds are filled with bells.
And if every word we spoke was a word of praise.
And if our only duty is to be good.
1.34am
computer lab, dark windows
since tuesday, when last I wrote:
- midterms have been eating me alive for breakfast lunch and dinner
- I tried to think of something to resolve for 37 days
but I am discouraged by how difficult my weaknesses would
be to give up (internet addiction, which contributes
primarily to the horrible habits of both staying up too
late and oversleeping too often for someone of my
advanced responsibility) and how much I rely upon them,
especially lately, when they are the almost the only
respites I allow myself from the scourge of constant
studying.
I almost got the courage up to resist my snooze button for 37 days, but just because my conscious self believes in me doesn't necessarily mean my sleepy self will comply. She is such a disappointment.
- a really lovely birthday dinner (even if it did have midterms eating into it: I was 30 minutes late for my own celebration because my unix exam was terribly difficult, much moreso than expected, and terribly longer than the 90 minute class period) at one of those "only in ny" kinds of places. We had quail egg shooters, fish soup, a pickled watermelon and fried pork salad.
- bo decided to come up in two weeks; dear god how much I need to see him, how much I want to do a NY thing or two with him. On the agenda already are walking through the park in gloves and jackets, perhaps a visit to the Met, which I've wanted to do and postponed since I've been here, a jazz brunch in my neighborhood that is known for them, and oh this, I hope.
- I've been so so happy to see Andy and April, who came up for April's grand premiere into the new design class elite, and it really sinks in how much I miss the rest of you southern punkfaces. Another kicker was all the happy birthday wishes. You people are the best and I love you.