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Mar. 21st, 2009 03:45 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hawkwing_lbThe glamourous life of your average hungry student continues to be excessively glamourous.
So when I recovered from my end-of-term collapse (I spent the first week of term break sleeping), it was after Patrick's day. My life since then has involved i) lots of laundry; ii) spending a lot of time in the library reading up on the theology of the letter of Paul to the Romans and the structural archaeology of the Roman frontier; iii) sunshine (it's a miracle); iv)running and climbing; and v) a social life.
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rysmiel, who appears to be a marvellous interesting generous person, on Thursday. On Friday, after another morning nose-down in Proceedings of the nth Congress of Roman Frontier Studies, I met a friend who'd promised to introduce me to tabletop roleplaying. Which happened, and was then followed by a night and morning of DVDs.
For the next week, my to-do list involves:
1. Theology of Romans 11: write essay of 2.5K words
2. Archaeology of the Roman frontier: essay of 3.5K words
3. Seventeenth century Portuguese Jews and Amsterdam: 1K words
4. Translate two-three chapters of John's Revelation
5. Revise Greek vocabulary
6. Stop falling off easy routes at the wall - there was a new route up, a 3, a 4 at the very outside, and I flashed it? But I had a really hard time getting up my favourite 5s and 6As. My week of sleeping lost me a lot of stamina.
7. Social life with a friend and Criminal Minds DVDs on Thursday.
8. Possibly try to attend P-Con on Saturday. Not sure if I can afford that, though.
This is a greatly cut-down to-do list from the one I started this break with. Mostly because I have not been Getting Stuff Done (there was sleeping! And lying around not-quite-sleeping!), and I need to accept that. Although this last week, I have been making progress. Which is good.
Onwards, to hopefully better progress.
So when I recovered from my end-of-term collapse (I spent the first week of term break sleeping), it was after Patrick's day. My life since then has involved i) lots of laundry; ii) spending a lot of time in the library reading up on the theology of the letter of Paul to the Romans and the structural archaeology of the Roman frontier; iii) sunshine (it's a miracle); iv)running and climbing; and v) a social life.
I met
rysmiel, who appears to be a marvellous interesting generous person, on Thursday. On Friday, after another morning nose-down in Proceedings of the nth Congress of Roman Frontier Studies, I met a friend who'd promised to introduce me to tabletop roleplaying. Which happened, and was then followed by a night and morning of DVDs.For the next week, my to-do list involves:
1. Theology of Romans 11: write essay of 2.5K words
2. Archaeology of the Roman frontier: essay of 3.5K words
3. Seventeenth century Portuguese Jews and Amsterdam: 1K words
4. Translate two-three chapters of John's Revelation
5. Revise Greek vocabulary
6. Stop falling off easy routes at the wall - there was a new route up, a 3, a 4 at the very outside, and I flashed it? But I had a really hard time getting up my favourite 5s and 6As. My week of sleeping lost me a lot of stamina.
7. Social life with a friend and Criminal Minds DVDs on Thursday.
8. Possibly try to attend P-Con on Saturday. Not sure if I can afford that, though.
This is a greatly cut-down to-do list from the one I started this break with. Mostly because I have not been Getting Stuff Done (there was sleeping! And lying around not-quite-sleeping!), and I need to accept that. Although this last week, I have been making progress. Which is good.
Onwards, to hopefully better progress.
