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Semi-friends-locked journal (please leave a comment!)
I've decided to make this journal semi-locked to my LJ friends, so if you're interested in reading any of the personal/emotional/vaguely substantial stuff, comment here and feel free to friend me. Most likely I'll friend you right back. -
frosty french doors
The heaters in my apartment are being quite rebellious today and as such I am bundled up in many layers of blankets and sweaters and socks. As much as I love my apartment, I do wish it were a bit warmer.
Break has been really lovely so far - Jen came and visited me and it was absolutely wonderful to see her. I've also been able to see a number of ( Read more... ) -
It's been awhile
Text message I sent last night that sums up my current existence, pretty much: "I am cuddling with a hat. My life needs to change."
It's so strange how rapidly I vacillate between extremes: ecstatically happy at one moment (mostly about school), then completely and utterly depressed (for the most part regarding my personal life). It's weird and ( Read more... ) -
Advice please
I'm trying to figure out my fall and spring course schedules, and while I've tentatively registered, I'm a bit worried that I'm going to be a bit overwhelmed by my Classics courses, especially after being away for a year (though I was taking lots of classes, I doubt any of them were as difficult as my Reed courses will be, and while I had a fair ( Read more... ) -
soup dilemma
Long time no see livejournal ( Read more... ) -
sentimental shmentimental
This time last year I was coming off the joyous experience that was HumPlay, and getting excited for Renn Fayre - so happy and exhilarated and exceedingly carefree. This year I'm 3,000 miles away from Reed, but the distance between myself and the people I consider my friends, as well as our experiences, seems so much farther than that ( Read more... ) -
nose seeks books
I find myself in need of book recommendations. Any ideas? All suggestions will be greatly appreciated! -
this is irksome
It's completely understandable that classicists tend to favor one of the ancient languages over another - it's practically in our nature. However, whether your preference is Latin or Greek (or something more obscure: Egyptian, Sumerian, Hittite, Linear B, etcetera), a self-proclaimed classicist should never ever discount the merits of/badmouth an ( Read more... )
