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Quote of the Day
Apr. 7th, 2010 08:19 pmLenior ieiunio mors est, cruditate dissiliunt. - Seneca, On Providence, 10.
(Death from starving is gentle, gorged men burst apart.)
(Death from starving is gentle, gorged men burst apart.)
Quote of the Day
Apr. 7th, 2010 08:19 pmLenior ieiunio mors est, cruditate dissiliunt. - Seneca, On Providence, 10.
(Death from starving is gentle, gorged men burst apart.)
(Death from starving is gentle, gorged men burst apart.)
Somewhere outside, someone is a)mistreating a very squeaky puppy, or b)pissing off a very squeaky bird.
Achievements:
1.5 hours of Latin, ~30 pages of Breeze and Dobson's Hadrian's Wall, two chapters of Martin Goodman's The Roman World: 44BC - AD180.
Writing: .9K
Decent walk today, when the sun made an appearance between the rain. There's definitely a strongly autumnal feel to the air the last couple of days, but that could merely be an artefact of the amount of water around.
Yesterday evening's thunder-and-lightning extravaganza was pretty impressive, too.
Between walking and running, I've covered at least ten miles this week. Maybe 3.5K on duellist. Two college books, three chapters of Greek vocabulary, and a chunk of groundwork on Latin.
What do you think? Am I sufficiently justifying my continued existence? :P
Achievements:
1.5 hours of Latin, ~30 pages of Breeze and Dobson's Hadrian's Wall, two chapters of Martin Goodman's The Roman World: 44BC - AD180.
Writing: .9K
Decent walk today, when the sun made an appearance between the rain. There's definitely a strongly autumnal feel to the air the last couple of days, but that could merely be an artefact of the amount of water around.
Yesterday evening's thunder-and-lightning extravaganza was pretty impressive, too.
Between walking and running, I've covered at least ten miles this week. Maybe 3.5K on duellist. Two college books, three chapters of Greek vocabulary, and a chunk of groundwork on Latin.
What do you think? Am I sufficiently justifying my continued existence? :P
Somewhere outside, someone is a)mistreating a very squeaky puppy, or b)pissing off a very squeaky bird.
Achievements:
1.5 hours of Latin, ~30 pages of Breeze and Dobson's Hadrian's Wall, two chapters of Martin Goodman's The Roman World: 44BC - AD180.
Writing: .9K
Decent walk today, when the sun made an appearance between the rain. There's definitely a strongly autumnal feel to the air the last couple of days, but that could merely be an artefact of the amount of water around.
Yesterday evening's thunder-and-lightning extravaganza was pretty impressive, too.
Between walking and running, I've covered at least ten miles this week. Maybe 3.5K on duellist. Two college books, three chapters of Greek vocabulary, and a chunk of groundwork on Latin.
What do you think? Am I sufficiently justifying my continued existence? :P
Achievements:
1.5 hours of Latin, ~30 pages of Breeze and Dobson's Hadrian's Wall, two chapters of Martin Goodman's The Roman World: 44BC - AD180.
Writing: .9K
Decent walk today, when the sun made an appearance between the rain. There's definitely a strongly autumnal feel to the air the last couple of days, but that could merely be an artefact of the amount of water around.
Yesterday evening's thunder-and-lightning extravaganza was pretty impressive, too.
Between walking and running, I've covered at least ten miles this week. Maybe 3.5K on duellist. Two college books, three chapters of Greek vocabulary, and a chunk of groundwork on Latin.
What do you think? Am I sufficiently justifying my continued existence? :P
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Apr. 30th, 2007 08:59 pmI think I will take up Latin, because this is cool.
From here:
silentium: silence, stillness, quiet, repose, obscurity.
silentium: (religion) faultlessness, perfection.
From here:
silentium: silence, stillness, quiet, repose, obscurity.
silentium: (religion) faultlessness, perfection.
(no subject)
Apr. 30th, 2007 08:59 pmI think I will take up Latin, because this is cool.
From here:
silentium: silence, stillness, quiet, repose, obscurity.
silentium: (religion) faultlessness, perfection.
From here:
silentium: silence, stillness, quiet, repose, obscurity.
silentium: (religion) faultlessness, perfection.
