It's been kind of a long day. Week. Quarter? I'm ready for it to
be over. Finished an essay on the intrusive gaze of the viewer in Mary
Cassatt's paintings this morning about fifteen minutes before it was
due. Eleven pages. Printed it out, rushed off to class, turned it in.
There
isn't much going on these days. Not that's interesting, at least.
School. Writing. Trying to see how long I can go without actually
making a trip to the grocery store. Still trying to get published. And
make sure I'm going to graduate.
Although it occurred to
me--not for the first time, but definitely with a degree of clarity
that hadn't yet presented itself--that I shouldn't just settle down in
whatever job I can find after graduation. I should actually try to use
my degree, my writing skills, because then I'd look better (on paper)
for grad school. Which is definitely going to happen, just not right
(write) away. (hardy-har-har.)
And now I get to worry
about pictures for graduation announcements. I keep getting flashbacks
to all the useless hoops you jump through to graduate from high school.
Ugh. Yes, I'm proud of myself, but I'm not sure I understand
why on earth it's such a big deal. I'm pretty sure I'd be quite pleased
with a tasty and massive pig-out session at a nice restaurant with my
family and--actually, I don't know what else I'd want. Graduation's
just in time for all the summer blockbusters. Maybe a free movie
ticket?
Clearly my standards are sufficiently low to get by on whatever.
God,
I need sleep. I hate long essays. I started the research for that
paper almost a week ago, and I stillend up writing and fixing stuff up
until the very last second.
I wish I had junk food.
i didn't go to my college graduation. i had better things to do.
ReplyDeleteand your previous post, yeah, citing tweets? you've got to be kidding....