That can't be good.
We're now entering crunch time within the semester. To use a Babette-inspired phrase, I've got papers, readings, and tests coming out of my yin-yang. I don't even want to think about finals, I'm too busy thinking about all of the other stuff that I have to do that comes before it. Mmm, college. I don't see that much sleep in the foreseeable future, not that I'm getting too much at the moment.
The good news is that I managed to buy printer ink! Yes, that is in fact how bleak this week has been. Getting office supplies was pretty much the high note. To be fair, that was actually a trip that involved me, Kt and J running around Office Depot pretending to be important businesspeople and testing out the best executive chairs/desks. Good times.
Tomorrow I plan on watching Sophie Scholl: the Final Days. I would be more excited if the film were not in German. I'm hoping that the movie will be so good that the language barrier won't matter.
If that fails, at least it counts for both Euro experiential and my paper!
About writing that paper...
I should do that at some point.
One last thing: I'm watching "Look Who's Stalking", one of my FAVORITE episodes of VMars. Mostly because of the scene in which Logan describes his and Veronica's relationship as epic when he's all drunk. That DEFINITELY one of may favorite scenes ever. And then because of the angst that comes along at the end were everyone's in pain, because as we know, i do love when characters face painful situations. This isn't a sadism thing. I think it's best explained by a quote (from I think Doctor Who) that my roommate introduced me to: "Sad is happy for deep people." I hope that explains it, I can't guarantee my comprehensiveness at this point.
Also, the song "I Hear the Bells" is in it and I love that song.
The only negative part of the episode is the time wasted on Jackie and Wallace having sex on prom night. Hello, raise your hand if you care. Didn't think so.
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