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Feb. 19th, 2011 10:52 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
aamcnamaraI have become submerged in the semester. (Real analysis is hard. So is quantum mechanics, but in a different way. And my CST class is a lot of work, though it's also awesome and professor is a total geek and my brain works the right way for it. My brain does not work the real-analysis way.)
Someday I will have a brain that is not undergrad-brain again. Today is not that day.
I wrote a page and a half of an essay this morning; errands this afternoon (plus reading Iliad on the bus), then early dinner, run-through of the play, and off to my shift working at Drag Ball. Tomorrow I will do All The Real Analysis. With luck I will even be awake for it.
La. I feel like I should Make Time For Writing and Work On My Novel, but possibly that will have to wait for when I am slightly less in danger of getting a terrible grade in Real.
At least I have managed to start working on memorizing lines, given that off-book deadline is tomorrow. (*waves hi to stage manager*) I don't actually have all that many, but I hang around in the background of rather a lot of scenes. My character ought to take up a hobby in his spare time. Knitting, maybe, or gnawing vaguely on the scenery. I have to fulfill my actorly duty of being annoying to the tech people somehow, which means counteracting my natural inclinations to be nice to them. (I still do not see myself as an actor. At all. I am just a techie who happens to stand up on stage wearing special clothes and saying some things.)
Someday I will have a brain that is not undergrad-brain again. Today is not that day.
I wrote a page and a half of an essay this morning; errands this afternoon (plus reading Iliad on the bus), then early dinner, run-through of the play, and off to my shift working at Drag Ball. Tomorrow I will do All The Real Analysis. With luck I will even be awake for it.
La. I feel like I should Make Time For Writing and Work On My Novel, but possibly that will have to wait for when I am slightly less in danger of getting a terrible grade in Real.
At least I have managed to start working on memorizing lines, given that off-book deadline is tomorrow. (*waves hi to stage manager*) I don't actually have all that many, but I hang around in the background of rather a lot of scenes. My character ought to take up a hobby in his spare time. Knitting, maybe, or gnawing vaguely on the scenery. I have to fulfill my actorly duty of being annoying to the tech people somehow, which means counteracting my natural inclinations to be nice to them. (I still do not see myself as an actor. At all. I am just a techie who happens to stand up on stage wearing special clothes and saying some things.)