I've not yet slept decently this week. I had opportunities to, but I always ended up staying up, and it's showing on me now - I can't keep my eyes open, and just slumbered through Roy Dyckhoff's lecture. I would have stayed in bed, but I hadn't been to any of his lectures in weeks.
Just forgetting about the Chemistry lecture seems like an option, but I wouldn't sleep in the afternoon anyway - there's another meeting about this everlasting presentation. That's what kept me up last night, I was at a flat in town until close to 1am putting it together along with the rest of the group.
We were going to use a laptop, but Lynsay demonstrated her incredible talent for breaking computers very early on - as soon as she switched it on, Windows XP crashed out with the Blue Screen of Utter Catastrophe (which Microsoft thoughtfully replaced the Blue Screen of Death with - XP may not crash often, but when it crashes, it doesn't mess about.) So we relocated to another computer in the flat - Microsoft Publisher is a surprisingly rare thing to find on someone's computer, which limits our options a bit.
It's nearly finished, at least, but I want to proofread it all, and some people are doing a sort of pull-out supplement as well... I really think that's a bit unneccessary, especially seeing the meeting is at four and reprographics is only open until five... and it has to be in tomorrow.
I have now decided that it's true what
prophettenebrae says - a joint degree will kill me. (By the way, you haven't updated in ages - I miss trying to understand your cryptic LJ comments.)
Just forgetting about the Chemistry lecture seems like an option, but I wouldn't sleep in the afternoon anyway - there's another meeting about this everlasting presentation. That's what kept me up last night, I was at a flat in town until close to 1am putting it together along with the rest of the group.
We were going to use a laptop, but Lynsay demonstrated her incredible talent for breaking computers very early on - as soon as she switched it on, Windows XP crashed out with the Blue Screen of Utter Catastrophe (which Microsoft thoughtfully replaced the Blue Screen of Death with - XP may not crash often, but when it crashes, it doesn't mess about.) So we relocated to another computer in the flat - Microsoft Publisher is a surprisingly rare thing to find on someone's computer, which limits our options a bit.
It's nearly finished, at least, but I want to proofread it all, and some people are doing a sort of pull-out supplement as well... I really think that's a bit unneccessary, especially seeing the meeting is at four and reprographics is only open until five... and it has to be in tomorrow.
I have now decided that it's true what
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