and never said of virtue

[hawkwing_lb]

Virtue, it is alleged, is its own reward.

I invite you to guess what I have been doing for the last week. With the exception of Tuesday, where an attack of excessive sleepiness resulted in me going home in the early afternoon and sleeping once I got home (which was, I stress, by that time the early evening, due to how damn long it takes me to get there), I have spent at least three hours (more on the days when I did not have two hours of class) every freaking day in the library. And at least an hour either climbing or in the gym.

I'm still slightly behind in my work. Is this, I ask you, fair or just? Is it right?

(Is it fair that too much of the research material is written in French?)

Also, it will take me days before I can acquire and watch Criminal Minds. That would make a better reward than mere virtue. But insufficient time, I has it.

Comments

[clarentine]

Virtue, that Jiminy Cricket, is only useful (IMHO) in balancing out the stupider urges the other half of my subconscious bombards me with. >:-) One must have both in order to be happy, I think.

CM will still be there when you do find the time. *g*

[hawkwing-lb.livejournal.com]

Virturpitude. This is my new word.

"Virtue" and "turpitude". I define it as "depravement by virtue." :P

(Possibly I need to sleep more.)

[clarentine]

Very likely. *g*