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Jan. 2nd, 2004 02:42 pmso, onto that immensely gripping subject, revision...
i don't know when my physics exams are - only that i have them in the next few weeks. so i'm revising, realising i've retained a lot less this year that i'd thought i had.
have come to the conclusion that i definitely favour the arts subjects - it is rather impossible, i have found, to legitimitely claim to be revising physics when reading yet another wilde biography. however, is entirely legit as english revision - hell, if i could find a copy of salome in the original french, that would be french revision. and reading plato is classics revision. but physics - lets just say, i don't take as much joy in this subject as i used to.
and as for my french coursework - *sobs* - i don't think i'm going to even bother looking at it these hols. the only french revision i've done is reading baudelaire aloud by candlelight at 2 in the morning because i was feeling 'artistic' (read - affected).
and alice and jean have gone away, so i have nobody to sit online and procrastinate with for hours at a time. and who knows whether or not it's going well? alice sent me such an ambiguous text message that i haven't a clue if they have hit it off or are wishing they'd stayed at home.
i don't know when my physics exams are - only that i have them in the next few weeks. so i'm revising, realising i've retained a lot less this year that i'd thought i had.
have come to the conclusion that i definitely favour the arts subjects - it is rather impossible, i have found, to legitimitely claim to be revising physics when reading yet another wilde biography. however, is entirely legit as english revision - hell, if i could find a copy of salome in the original french, that would be french revision. and reading plato is classics revision. but physics - lets just say, i don't take as much joy in this subject as i used to.
and as for my french coursework - *sobs* - i don't think i'm going to even bother looking at it these hols. the only french revision i've done is reading baudelaire aloud by candlelight at 2 in the morning because i was feeling 'artistic' (read - affected).
and alice and jean have gone away, so i have nobody to sit online and procrastinate with for hours at a time. and who knows whether or not it's going well? alice sent me such an ambiguous text message that i haven't a clue if they have hit it off or are wishing they'd stayed at home.
