doo doo doooooo doo
Apr. 21st, 2007 11:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
accresceOh, Spring.
Today was the most beautiful day. I wish I'd taken pictures of Mac Field this afternoon while I was out there doing my philosophy reading; there were people all over the place, soaking up the sun while doing work. It was a very peaceful reading experience. Maybe that's one reason why I like Nietzsche so much thus far; all two of my encounters with his philosophy have taken place outside.
In honor of the good weather and a desire to get back into shape, I've decided to start running at least 5 days a week. I'll need it in to the coming weeks as stress relief, plus it'll just be good for me overall.
I am seriously contemplating buying my English prof's new book. And it's not just that he's my prof. I genuinely find it interesting. We're learning about disability studies with the book we're currently reading (Body, Remember by Kenny Fries), and it's very interesting--a way of looking at literature that I'd never really thought about.
I am truly in awe of most of the faculty I've encountered thus far at Grinnell. I mean, my English prof is famous! He agreed to be my advisor starting next semester! He's spent a good deal of time this semester working with me on my writing! Sometimes I'm overwhelmed by the realization of how amazing this small-college experience is.
Speaking of writing, I should go work on a paper.
Today was the most beautiful day. I wish I'd taken pictures of Mac Field this afternoon while I was out there doing my philosophy reading; there were people all over the place, soaking up the sun while doing work. It was a very peaceful reading experience. Maybe that's one reason why I like Nietzsche so much thus far; all two of my encounters with his philosophy have taken place outside.
In honor of the good weather and a desire to get back into shape, I've decided to start running at least 5 days a week. I'll need it in to the coming weeks as stress relief, plus it'll just be good for me overall.
I am seriously contemplating buying my English prof's new book. And it's not just that he's my prof. I genuinely find it interesting. We're learning about disability studies with the book we're currently reading (Body, Remember by Kenny Fries), and it's very interesting--a way of looking at literature that I'd never really thought about.
I am truly in awe of most of the faculty I've encountered thus far at Grinnell. I mean, my English prof is famous! He agreed to be my advisor starting next semester! He's spent a good deal of time this semester working with me on my writing! Sometimes I'm overwhelmed by the realization of how amazing this small-college experience is.
Speaking of writing, I should go work on a paper.
