Randy McDonald (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} rfmcdpei) wrote,@ 2004-01-15 15:28:00 |
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Happy Birthday to Me! (And Other Things)
Monday, I had a haircut and puttered about main campus.
Tuesday, I headed downtown to order my devotional drama reader, bought a kettle for tea-brewing and an erasable marker for calendar-marking, and reorganized my desk in the office.
Wednesday was my birthday, my 24th.
Today, I and some other MA students will be meeting with a representative of the Mac-Corrie (PDF format) administration to make an argument in favour of keeping these rooms for next year. After I loot the library (see below), a birthday party tonight at 9 o'clock for me and a dormmate.
Friday, Queen’s support staff might go on strike, which will nicely complicate things for me. (According to a fellow student, the probability of a strike barring a remarkable university change of heart is very high; Queen’s might be preparing for a four to five week strike.)
I’m also going down to Toronto for the weekend or some sizable portion thereof. I’ve a presentation upcoming (next Tuesday) for my medieval devotional drama, on Miri Rubin’s book on the Corpus Christi (the bread and flesh of Christ in the Eucharist).
The days are full, but they proceed nicely (by and large, at least).
Monday, I had a haircut and puttered about main campus.
Tuesday, I headed downtown to order my devotional drama reader, bought a kettle for tea-brewing and an erasable marker for calendar-marking, and reorganized my desk in the office.
Wednesday was my birthday, my 24th.
Today, I and some other MA students will be meeting with a representative of the Mac-Corrie (PDF format) administration to make an argument in favour of keeping these rooms for next year. After I loot the library (see below), a birthday party tonight at 9 o'clock for me and a dormmate.
Friday, Queen’s support staff might go on strike, which will nicely complicate things for me. (According to a fellow student, the probability of a strike barring a remarkable university change of heart is very high; Queen’s might be preparing for a four to five week strike.)
I’m also going down to Toronto for the weekend or some sizable portion thereof. I’ve a presentation upcoming (next Tuesday) for my medieval devotional drama, on Miri Rubin’s book on the Corpus Christi (the bread and flesh of Christ in the Eucharist).
The days are full, but they proceed nicely (by and large, at least).
