Non omnes possumus omnes

This, according to one of my tutorial readings, means "We cannot all be everybody." This seems appropriate to my life today. Of course, this quote was used in the context of a pamphlet discussing cross-dressing in Reformation England, so it wasn't really talking about me per se. But whatevs.

Ugh so many great classes, so little time! Why does shopping period this year automatically mean stresstastic class choosing and running around like a chicken with it's head cut off?

So it's official: I am actually studying lesbian nuns. Immodest Acts: The Life of a Lesbian Nun in Renaissance Italy. It's gonna be awesome.

What else am I studying? NO CLUE. Spent an hour today arguing with Scott about the fact that I've only taken one history course so far, even though I'm a Hist and Lit major. I have taken three English 90 seminars. So I suppose he may have a fair point about my courses being unbalanced. But history is so boring without stories to go with it.

In summary, this picture is a perfect description of my life right now:

hee hee

Favorite quotes of the day:
"So here's my horrible fraction story." - Alison

On gchat:
me: hey don't LAUGH at my lack of TALENT
jenant: I am LAUGHING at your lack of SELF-AWARENESS

"I have mad connections with the gays." - JD