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Ah, Utah weather. . .

April 17th, 2006 · No Comments

Yesterday was an almost perfect Easter Sunday. It was a bit windy, but I wore a mid-calf skirt and sandals, no jacket, and no nylons. The tulips and daffodils and hyacinths in our front yard looked lovely, and the newly-planted pansies had recovered nicely from the trauma of being planted. I taught about the Passover […]

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Tags: Knitting · Life · School

*looks at date of last post*

March 26th, 2006 · No Comments

*feels guilty* Umm. Hi? I am alive, really. Just very, very busy. I’m gearing up my thesis big-time, and working on my semester paper for my romanticism class, and trying to decide if the Prozac is doing any good or not. And I’m waay into finding cute patterns for baby stuff to knit, because we […]

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Tags: Knitting · Life · School

Ah, life. What would I do without you?

March 8th, 2006 · No Comments

So, let’s see. Anything fun and interesting going on in my life? I had a doctor’s appointment t’other day to determine if my lack-of-concentration thing is depression-related. I filled out one of those depression questionnaire thingies, and the doctor said I’m borderline, and there’s no real way to tell if I’m depressed or not except […]

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Tags: Harry Potter · Life · School

So, what’s going on with me?

February 17th, 2006 · No Comments

A lot. And yet, not much. I’ve been going to school, working, and playing a bit. Listening to HBP as I commute. JKR is a genius, and so is Stephen Fry. My sister gets married a week from today :O, so there’s been a bit of wedding planning as well. I’m glad for the long […]

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Tags: Harry Potter · Life · School

I need to update more, don’t I?

February 3rd, 2006 · No Comments

The TA thing is going good. I gave a presentation in the class on Tuesday on the Gothic novel (they’re reading Frankenstein). Keats is up next, yay! I like Keats. We’re reading Byron in romantic lit. I’ve decided that I’m not particularly thrilled with Byron when he’s being sterotypically Byronic. I much prefer him in […]

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Tags: Fandom · Harry Potter · Life · School

So, yeah. . .

January 23rd, 2006 · No Comments

So, a lot has happened since I last updated. 1) I’m now graduating in August. I talked to Dr. Walker, my thesis chair, and we both agreed that writing the thesis by April would be pushing it. The idea is to defend in spring term, then walk in August. This makes me happy, as life […]

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Tags: School

Lumos!

January 15th, 2006 · No Comments

So, today two proposals with my name on them were submitted to Lumos today. One is a panel in defense of Ginny (which should be WAY fun, if it gets picked). The other is a serious literary presentation which would be me, myself, and I. *gulps* Wanna see what I’m hoping to say? Click the […]

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Tags: Fandom · Harry Potter · School

It’s on its way!

January 9th, 2006 · No Comments

(notice the correct use of “it’s” and “its” in the title. :P) My computer has shipped! We finally decided on building one and reusing some of my components. Luckily I’ve got a dad who understands these things. For those who actually understand this stuff, specs are as follows: Case: Antec Solution SLK1650 Beige Steel ATX […]

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Tags: School · Technology

I think holidays agree with me.

December 30th, 2005 · No Comments

I love not having to do anything in particular at any particular time. It’s great. I’ve spent mucho time at the Quill, stayed up late and slept in, gone shopping (I got two new pairs of boots! Yay!), met up with my fellow SQUtah Quillers, locked my keys in the trunk at said summit and […]

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Tags: Fandom · Harry Potter · Life · School

The first of my papers. . .

December 19th, 2005 · No Comments

Okay, you guys want it, you get it. Here’s my Dorothy L. Sayers paper. It’s condensed down from a presentation I gave in class in which I explored the time in which Sayers wrote, and compared her to several of her contemporaries on both sides of the pond. I’m not sure how good it is, […]

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Tags: Essay · School