One last shopping spree!

This is the writing class I'm taking. Scroll down the article titled "Variations on a Theme."

As my tutor said, "anxiety will become your friend."

The Berkeley conference inspired me, and I'm excited about archaeology again. If you're reading this, I've probably already told you that. Why do I bother? I don't know. It's for the record, so the total strangers who stumble across this don't say, "Hm, that girl was pretty angsty and ungrateful." ^_^

The ice storm is heading our way. The gross mystery liquid is cascading from the window above me. I'm shopping for classes, on the lookout for something refreshing to compliment my project, Daily Themes, and Origins of Andean Complex Societies (aka Richard's Chavin book). I looked at World Religions and Ecology (disappointing) and Survey of Japanese Art (very promising!). Tomorrow I'm checking out Environmental Ethics and Ethics and Emotions. I'll probably end up taking Art History because it's awesome, and I really don't know if I'm in the mood for something heavy like ethics, but I've always wanted to do it. Either way, I may take my last course Credit/D to lighten the psychological burden of DT (which, annoyingly, I can't take Cr/D). Our prof basically said he's against straight A's, and a friend said my tutor is one of the harder ones, but I'm not in it for the grade. I'm in it to overcome my horribly slow writing and to get in touch with that part of my brain I've been neglecting, which has caused me so much "misery."