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[adiva_calandia]

*flails vaguely at schedule*

Goddammit. I wanted to take an acting class next semester, but the only one I could take had 33 people on the waitlist. And the Pirates, Pickpockets, and Prostitutes class has a waitlist, and so does Intro to World History, and I have to go try and test into Int. Spanish, and just. Agh. COLLEGE WHY DO YOU MAKE MY LIFE SO DIFFICULT.

But. The classes I can register for are registered for (Dramaturgy II, Foundations II, Conservatory Hour, and African-American Women in US History), and I've got good waitlist numbers on PPP and World History, and I've e-mailed my advisor so she knows what's going on, so all I really have to worry about is testing into Int. Spanish.

. . . Which is admittedly a relatively big worry. LA.

Screw this, I'm taking a shower and getting coffee, since I'm clearly not falling back asleep like I was planning to.

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[rimestock.livejournal.com]

... whoa, seriously, seven classes?

Damn.

(Good luck?)

[adiva_calandia]

It's only 52 hours, I think? Which is about what I'm carrying right now, not counting crew, which fucks everything up.

(But I appreciate the sentiment. *rueful*)

[rimestock.livejournal.com]

... fifty-two hours a week, I hope, instead of fifty-two credit hours? and still, damn. that is a lot.

I guess that you don't have a job other than working for Doc, though? So that cuts down on the amount of time you need, too.

and this reminds me of a video my mother found, in which a bunch of college students at Kansas State (I think, unless it was KU) wrote a Google document about their lives as students, and listed out how much time they spent sleeping, eating, going to class, working, listening to music, etc. in a single day. It added up to 26.something hours a day. :(

[genarti]

Pirates, Pickpockets, and Prostitutes class?

*GRABBY HANDS OF WANTING*