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[e_clare]

I've been pretty stressed out lately. Theoretically, with the papers finished, it should get better. But final paper planning is just around the corner, and it looks like academics aren't my only issue. Feh.

Anyway, I spent the afternoon cheering myself up by man-walling. In my carrel (which I share with the lovely sadai, because she was dedicated enough to get up on a Sunday morning and I was not). Fun! Or something.

I'm debating whether to go to this CDC networking hoo-ha with an alum who works in publishing. The things starts in...15 minutes, and I haven't had dinner, but it might be helpful? Dinner might be more helpful, considering the 100-odd pages of Ulysses I need to read for tomorrow.

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[perseph12.livejournal.com]

I successfully managed to avoid all CDC-related events during my senior year at MHC ;). I found that they helped some people, while others did well just the same. I think you should find fun ways to avoid the reading instead!

[e-clare.livejournal.com]

Thanks -- it's reassuring to hear that others weren't screwed out of a happy future because they skipped the CDC. :)

(I ended up going to dinner at Fedora's instead, and now I'm struggling through Ulysses. Just a few more pages, and then sleeeeep.)

[sadai.livejournal.com]

Ready!
Ok!
Don't stress yourself out
Cause you'll make a pout
You rule
The school
GOOOOOO EMILY!!!!!

[e-clare.livejournal.com]

WHEE! Thankee. :)

[mirror-dancer.livejournal.com]

what did you say on the phone? what was that? i'm really sorry, i have potatoes in my ears so i can't really hear you right now.

go gigs! homework can be finished!

[e-clare.livejournal.com]

In essence: Probably at dance; lots to read; study buddies? And then we talked, about the same thing: not dance, rehearsal; still lots to read; no go on study buddies; omg it's only Wednesday; see you someday, cheers.

The End. *bows*

[mirror-dancer.livejournal.com]

thank you so much. i was just making fun of my inability to hear tonight. i've talked to 3 people on the phone and only understood about 40% of what was said to me. how lame.