(Tee hee, that saying's always made me giggle.)


Well, I'm done all my exams now. Actually, since friday, but I haven't felt like writing a journal. Since my last exam I've had nasty insomnia, which is typical for me in the summer and probably fuelled by the fact I haven't slept in a bed for... 26 nights now. Not that I'm complaining, of course, I'm glad I could stay in Mission to do my exams even after my parents moved, but, well, let's just say one can only live with a person while having no privacy for so long. We're starting to get on each other's nerves, so it's a good thing I'm leaving at the end of the week.
I've also been feeling rather melancholy lately, but I'm not sure why. Too much time to think, I s'ose. I'm excited though, because soon I get to go back to a place I haven't been in a long time, and I've been working out my schedule for next year. Unfortunately I had it all nicely planned out, making sure none of my courses overlapped... and then I counted the credits and realized I had one too many. *sigh*
Here's the list:
English 120, Literature and Criticism which is a higher level english course open only to those with an A in English or a B+ in Literature
First Year Latin, which is the prerequisite to second year Latin, which will fulfill my "language" degree requirement.
Introduction to Anthropology, which speaks for itself. This one I'm really excited for!
Introduction to Philosophy, which is also rather self explanatory. I've always found Philosophy fascinating but never taken a course in it.
Physics: Atoms to the Universe, is my obligatory science course. I actually enjoyed physics back in grade 11, so I thought it might be interesting.
Contemporary Issues with a Historical Perspective: Indigenous peoples in a global and local world Obviously relevant. I'm actually lucky about this one, because the "contemporary issue" changes each term.
Reading and Writing About Literature Ordinary (read: boring) required first year english. I'm able to drop this one if I get AP, though I'm not sure if I will

And that's it. Notice my courses are scattered throughout the different areas...
I was going to write more but I forgot.

Yay, another random watcher...

Quotes of the day:
Loneliness does not come from having no people about one, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to oneself, or from holding certain views which others find inadmissible.
-Carl Gustav Jung