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[ricardienne]

Dear P., A.,

If you are going to cancel rehearsal, it's good procedure to LET THE REST OF THE GROUP know. It is, incidentally, very bad form to make your cellist schlep her cello (uphill) across campus, up two steep flights of stairs to class, down the same, farther across campus, and all the way back for nothing, particularly when it is snowing. Just a heads up.

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T. and I got to whine about the conservatory in Latin this morning, which was quite fun. Granted, it got pretty stilted when we wanted to get more specific than "they aren't friendly" and "they capture all of the practice rooms." But even so, it was good to get some of these negative feelings out. I was rather pleased that I was able to find a practical use for all that capturing that is always being done in our examples, I did get horribly tongue-tied on "amicabiliores" (as in "non amicabilis sunt, sed alii aliis amicabiliores").

I really need to write my essay on Frankenstein. Why the hell am I so paralyzed over this? I know what I'm writing about, and I know that I don't have a huge amount of time to do it, so why the procrastination?

Comments

[achyvi.livejournal.com]

I'm glad you have someone else to complain about stuff with. It's so delightfully theraputic, is what it is. (heart)

On an unrelated note, we get to read Frankenstein next quarter for our first seminar.

[ricardienne.livejournal.com]

it isn't that bad, actually.

[achyvi.livejournal.com]

That's good. After reading The Social Transformation of American Medicine (which, admittedly, is less boring than it sounds), it'll be nice to have some relatively light reading.