Close Calls and Sisters' Night Out

[jenny_wildcat]

On Facebook today reading one of my classmate's wall posts about a paper that's actually due today (mine's almost done!)  Some of my other classmates mentioned that there was yet another paper due on Monday and I about had a heart attack because I wasn't planning on having anything else due for this class!  Luckily, I worked out that I had actually finished that paper early and turned it in weeks ago - so that's why I hadn't been thinking about it.

And then - I find out that I have to have my part of another presentation done by tomorrow and in to our group leader (I'm just about presentation'd out by now) - when I figured I at least had this weekend to finish it.  Oy... this cataloging class is kicking my butt.  Anybody know anything pertinent about the uses of Medical Subject Headings?

Oh, and my sisters all want to go see "Eclipse" tonight.  I've been anti-social towards them enough this summer, so I think I'm going to go with them.  Personally, I wish they'd have excluded me from this one and let me go with them to see "Toy Story 3" a few weeks back.  *sigh...* Oh well, I'll have something funny to post about when I get back.

PS - I've also found the joy of Doctor Who audiobooks.  I finished "The Feast of the Drowned" last night and I quite liked it.  But now my inner monologue sounds a lot like David Tennant.  I don't know if that's a good or a bad thing, but I'll just go with it.  Reminds me of when I'd listen to the Harry Potter audiobooks and I could only think in Jim Dale's voice.

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[oldstarnewshine.livejournal.com]

I STILL read the HP books in Jim Dale's voice (well, Azkaban and Goblet, 'cause those were the two I had audiobooks of). I used to put on GoF and then fall asleep in the middle of it, because I had it as one long audio file, which lead to a... memorable experience where I woke up to the dulcet tones of "CEDRIC DIGGORY IS DEAD!!" and whacked my head on the ceiling.