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Sep. 26th, 2006 10:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
twincityhackerNote to self: only allowed to do one hour of lingustic homework a night. Because losing you're voice because of sounding out you're homwork isn't cool.
At least I only have to transcribe two more sentences for Thursday. I also skipped fencing to do said homework, as I keep forgetting to do my lingustics homework until it's almost due. Oh well, at least I got out chosing a weapon again.
Yeah, I have to chose a weapon to concentrate on, and it's hard... well, not really. I like eppe the best because there is no such thing as "right of way" for attacking. The rules are, essentialy, don't get hit. Not that I was any good at that for my first eppe bought, since I still have the brusies from last week. = )
Though, I did find out that while reading an crossover fanfic with the same actor playing two roles is still way more brain breaking than watching said two roles back to back. WTF brain?
Though my four sentence ethics paper was pronouced excellent, so at least I can stop angsting over whether the paper's are too short unless we're given a word/page count.
At least I only have to transcribe two more sentences for Thursday. I also skipped fencing to do said homework, as I keep forgetting to do my lingustics homework until it's almost due. Oh well, at least I got out chosing a weapon again.
Yeah, I have to chose a weapon to concentrate on, and it's hard... well, not really. I like eppe the best because there is no such thing as "right of way" for attacking. The rules are, essentialy, don't get hit. Not that I was any good at that for my first eppe bought, since I still have the brusies from last week. = )
Though, I did find out that while reading an crossover fanfic with the same actor playing two roles is still way more brain breaking than watching said two roles back to back. WTF brain?
Though my four sentence ethics paper was pronouced excellent, so at least I can stop angsting over whether the paper's are too short unless we're given a word/page count.
