I got shit DONE!

I had a productive day for once, and I feel pretty good about it, all in all.

Since 10:30 this morning, I:

-Finished my American Religious History midterm essay, citations and all. (It's crappy, but it's done, and that's the important part!)
-Cleaned the bathroom
-Did some of the dishes
-Swept
-Cleaned one of the kitty litter boxes
-Took the trash out
-Wrote all but the conclusion to my Taoism midterm, which included doing my own translations of the Gospel of John 1:1-5 from Greek and chapters 25 and 42 of the Tao-Te Ching
-Did about half of my reading for tomorrow night's class
-Started sewing a pair of my jeans
-Got a whole bunch of new music, including more Barenaked Ladies, Billy Joel, and Everclear.

^_^
I'm rather impressed with my Taoism midterm. I think I'm doing a kick-ass job-- even doing my own translations! I'm proud of myself for it, too.

I think my list for tomorrow is:

-Finish reading before class
-Fill out FAFSA!
-Finish Taoism midterm
-Remember meeting with Paul-sensei at 4:30
-Start on reading for New Testament on Thursday
-Revise and add to Blessed Be for Writing class (also Thursday)
-Possibly get more dishes done
-Sew more of my pants (God, what do I do to the things?)
-Start writing some damned fanfic 'cause I've EARNED my playtime!

And if I manage to get all or most of that done tomorrow, or-- by the latest-- Tuesday morning, then I have done everything I needed to do and then some and will be able to kick back, slack, and relax without feeling guilty!
Happysparklygoodness!

Evaluation time!

So apparently I have to do a short (three page or so) evaluation of what I have learned in my first year of seminary and how I have integrated the different classes together with real life.

*sigh* And here I thought I was almost done with my required writing for a while.

Also, in my professors' evaluation of me, I was called "angry, arrogant, and belligerent."
That's nice of them, huh? They certainly don't mince words.

It's funny; Paul-sensei read the list of adjectives off to me, then removed his glasses and looked at me with a smile: "I don't think you are any of these things."
Then we bonded over how intellectual aggression is often mistaken for arrogance, since he was apparently was also told that he was angry and arrogant in seminary! *laughs*

YAY! I luff my Paul-sensei soooooo much! He's so cute!
(And I've told him that, too. ^_^)