I quite want to use this space to fret about my job/apartment woes, but I can't quite articulate it beyond the fact that I need about thirteen hundred dollars by January so I can pay rent on an apartment. (I seriously found an apartment in Boston that needs someone to move in January 1st, $650 a month, first and last rent due at signing. And a bunch of other apartments that would be equally perfect for me. BUT I HAVE NO MONEY.)
...anyway, that's enough of the emo for now because I can't seem to put it into the right words.
Random things:
-Happy birthday, Raul!
-Sign-ups for
Chess secret Santa exchange end tomorrow, so if you haven't already, go, sign up.
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Pushing Daisies has been picked up for a full season! *flails* And the PTB promised us earlier that if the back nine were picked up we'd get a musical episode. RAUL/KRISTEN DUET NAO PLZ??
-Health Services is threatening to shut off my school e-mail and Blackboard access if I don't talk to them to complete my health records or something. Problem with this: to the best of my knowledge, my health records are as complete as they can possibly be, and also Health Services never answers their damn phone or calls me back. *flail* Not that I actually use my school e-mail, but I need Blackboard access to pass my English class.
-So, I went and I bought myself a copy of
Son of a Witch by Gregory Maguire at the school bookstore. Because, well, I needed to treat myself to something, the bookstore had it, and the money from selling my camera had just come in so why not? Anyway, the girl at the counter is ringing it up and she asks if I'm reading it for a class. Why, exactly, would I be reading a Gregory Maguire sequel for a class? Is it really that out of the realm of possibility that a college student would pick up a book just for leisure reading? ...ugh, I'm overthinking it, aren't I?
-Speaking of, my current leisure reading list:
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce,
Guards, Guards! by Terry Pratchett,
Son of a Witch by Gregory Maguire. No, that's not a list of the books I plan to read next; yes, that's a list of the books I'm reading concurrently. I have the attention span of a nine-year-old.
-Rec me fic, I'm bored! And tired!