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I am home from hanging out at Mickey's Vacation Home with my mother and sister. Had a good time, only got a tiny bit sunburnt, we were able to do everything we wanted to do. There wasn't any new attractions from last time, but it was very awesome that I was not popping pills after every roller coaster.
There is also Good News/Bad News about school. I finally found out what I'm getting in Language Structure: an A-. Which brings my known grades to an A, A-, and B! Unfortunately, when I went to grab lunch I found I was ( again! ) school ID-less. This will be my second ID card this semester. I have breakfast, but I'll be out to get a replacement after Phonics.
I caught up on my flist, and reached skip=400 while doing so. Took a little bit of time, yes. = ) Which means I have seen the LED sheep vid, the Sun rumors about Ten's Final Bow, and the reintroduction of Police Call Boxes, but I haven't quite gotten to the HUB II reports.
PS: Combining all of the above, I managed to ( almost ) pronounce the name of the city where one of the cashiers in Epcot was from. I got almost everything correct ( even remembering that f in Welsh orthography is /v/ ) but put the stress in the wrong place so the -en came out as a schwa instead of some flavor of /a/.
There is also Good News/Bad News about school. I finally found out what I'm getting in Language Structure: an A-. Which brings my known grades to an A, A-, and B! Unfortunately, when I went to grab lunch I found I was ( again! ) school ID-less. This will be my second ID card this semester. I have breakfast, but I'll be out to get a replacement after Phonics.
I caught up on my flist, and reached skip=400 while doing so. Took a little bit of time, yes. = ) Which means I have seen the LED sheep vid, the Sun rumors about Ten's Final Bow, and the reintroduction of Police Call Boxes, but I haven't quite gotten to the HUB II reports.
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PS: Combining all of the above, I managed to ( almost ) pronounce the name of the city where one of the cashiers in Epcot was from. I got almost everything correct ( even remembering that f in Welsh orthography is /v/ ) but put the stress in the wrong place so the -en came out as a schwa instead of some flavor of /a/.