Casu Consulto

*rocks back and forth* SO MUCH SCHOOLWORK TO DO. And yet I can't focus on anything that I actually need to be doing. I should be writing a response paper for tomorrow's class, but my brain checked out on me a couple of hours ago and nothing I do is helping. *cries*

Things I need to write:

- 3 response papers for the Writing on the Doorstep class
- essay for Children's Lit class
- presentation for Life Writing class
- presentation for conversations class
- paper for translation class
- finish assignment for translation class
- as much as I can write of the first chapter of my MA thesis

And all of this has to be done before the 21st. *cries forever and ever* I'm not panicking. Yet.

BUT HEY AT LEAST I GOT MY YEAR-END MIX FINISHED.


here at inmediasres

I made a couple of mini mixes for originalbigbang's reversebang round! I got a couple of AMAZEBALLS stories to go with them, so go check out the mixes and the stories!

Click on the covers to go to the master posts.

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So once upon a time, I decided to do a bunch of fanmixes, and I ambitiously called it the Big Damn Fanmix project. And then of course I flaked out because of reasons and didn't finish most of them. The June one was about half finished, and I had pretty much given up on it, but since the shuffle's been serving up a lot of songs with a strong beat lately, I figured I'd finish this (procrastination? what procrastination? >_>).


A Beat to Drive You On at inmediasres

upupa_epops said she likes to write to music with a strong beat, so here's a bunch of toe-tapping, air-drumming (or guitaring, depending on what the beat is from) songs that might help drive the wordcount forward. At the very least, I think it's a pretty good collection of songs for anything from writing to working out to dancing around the house like a dork.

And now, back to Silas Marner. I've got an audiobook, so I can listen and knit or cook or something, rather than trying to force myself to sit and read. Bleh, nineteenth century realism, with its giant blocks of text of narration. :/