Chuggin along

[exsequar]

TO DO LIST OF DOOM

• Analytical paper (8-10 pages) (became 13)
  
• Biochem problem set
  
• Cinema paper (Friday, 5-7 pages)
  
• Cinema reading (Friday)


• Analytical test (Monday)
  
• Independent research presentation (Tuesday, 12 minutes)
  
• Biochem research presentation (Tuesday, 40 minutes with 2 partners)
  
• Biochem final research paper (Thursday)
  
• Cinema reading (Friday)
  
• Analytical lab quiz (Friday)
  
• Analytical lab report (~Monday)
  
• Analytical exam (unknown)
  
• Biochem exam (Sunday the 21st, eww)

It feels like I've gotten further than that looks! I've got a couple pages on the Cinema paper already, and my independent presentation is definitely coming along. Paper and reading done \o/ This is going to be a hellish weekend though. Woo!

Today's Jeremy gem...

Jeremy in an email to the class: "Some hype: The Passion of Joan of Arc is perhaps the greatest film EVER made! Haha - oh, but it is..."
Me, in reply: "And here I thought you couldn't possibly name a "best" film?"
Jeremy: "I never said it was the best. I said that perhaps it is the best!"

Sassy! Back to writing a paper for him and being spurred on by the desire to not disappoint! :P

Comments

[musical-emjay.livejournal.com]

UGH. SCHOOL. :((( *holds you*

Oh Jeremy, you so sassy! (Also, Le Passion de Jean d'Arc IS considered to be the best silent film ever made, so he's half right, I guess ;D)

[darkhecatemoon.livejournal.com]

XD My film teacher also raved about that movie. Or rather, he raved about Maria Falconetti's performance. Said she was the greatest actress ever! Apparently acting in the film was so emotionally draining that she never did another one!

[pau494.livejournal.com]

*cheers you on* YOU'RE GETTING THROUGH THIS! *hugs*

Oh, Jeremy!

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