the bureaucracy loosens its grip

[boreal_circle_a]

my kafka-esque marathon of after-the-last-minute registration is over. i managed, via a lot of help from the nursing registrar, to get into all of the classes i need. and i have a pretty good schedule, to boot. mondays and fridays i have off. tuesdays i go all day. sigh. i have one class wednesday afternoons and one on thursday mornings. and

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[pinkmerengue]

that's great! that actually sounds like a totally ideal schedule.

[boreal_circle_a]

yeah, it's fantastic.

[turgidearth]

Your life sounds much better than mind. I don't suppose you'd trade...

Except that I'm living in a tent for half of each week, and--cut off the list right now; my life is great, except that I feel completely overwhelmed by the uncertainty and the sheer number of tasks. What the hell was I thinking, going back to school? Who was it who said, "get education while you can, before everything collapses"; I'm thinking it wasn't you.

If you get a phone, please pass on the number and I will do the same; in the meantime, I guess email and lj are it. I'm so glad youse are back!

[boreal_circle_a]

"get education while you can, before everything collapses." nope, wasn't me. i'm fealing a little overwhelmed in class - thinking about the next few years in class after class.

i just found out that we can't get the shaw digital phone in our building. but i do have internet. i'm thinking of getting a cell phone instead of a land-line. i'll let you know.

how's living in a tent? will this continue on into the colder months?

i started reading derrick jensen's 'endgame'. i love it.