22:58 - 2005-09-12
In Which Scheduling Happens
I have a schedule! Schedules are good. They help you graduate.
Monday
10-11: Anthropology
11-12: Philosophy
This is interim where I'm theoretically eating lunch and doing my French homework
5-?: Jogo do Pau (Portuguese, literally meaning "game of sticks"), my staff fighting class. Currently we're learning the Southern technique, which is essentially broadsword fighting with sticks instead of swords.
Tuesday
7: Wake up insanely early
7:40 - 10: Catch the Swat van, go to Ling, catch van to 'Ford
10-1: Eat breakfast/lunch at 'Ford, finish undone French, possibly do Philosophy/Anthro reading
1-2:30: French class
3-ish: Back on campus
8-?: Dr. Who in DoubleStar library
Wednesday
10-11: Anthro
11-12: Philosophy
2-3: Anthro Lab
7-8:30: Scottish Dancing
Thursday
Repeat Tuesday, minus Dr. Who, with DoubleStar dinner added in.
Friday
Monday, minus Jogo do Pau, usually with dinner & movie with Mar, Pen, Erika, Dana and whoever else wants to join us in Merion.
Somewhere in the Friday to Sunday area, I'll be over at Swat working on my Linguistics. Saturday is pretty much a free day, very much dependent on how much homework I've got/what I need to get done/if I have any prior plans with people.
Sunday
10-?: High Table in Erdman, if I can manage to rouse myself in time
12-4: Ballroom Dancing in Cambrian Row, if I have time.
Congratulations, you are now fully capable of stalking me at any given moment. It is worth noting that Haverford trips may be extended by an hour (one missed blue bus) for a variety of reasons, but mostly because Haverford's bookstore kicks ass and has a kitty named Codi who is adorable and Martinelli's for sale. And somewhere in this mess I eat, sleep and shower. My AIM away messages can usually be considered a reliable source of information, though they usually just repeat the above schedules.
