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Monday (11/2) has receeded out of the "recent memories" set, and I'm too tired to reconstruct it right now.
Tuesday (11/3) was a blur of productivity. Found out that evening that my great-grandmother had died. May she and her secrets rest peacefully.
Wednesday (11/4) was mostly spent trying to understand electron spin, with some degree of success. Meant to call my grandmother, but so far have chickened out.
Thursday (11/5) involved getting up at the crack of dawn in order to register for classes. One of the Spring-only classes that I need had filled up in the 30min between opening of registration and my checking the course listing. (Due to that and another class I need being switched to spring semester only, I won't be graduating in a year as I'd hoped. Feh.) After that, it was an ordinary long Thursday.
Oh, and my insurance only took two weeks to realize that it wasn't filling my inhaler prescriptions for nothing, and has now agreed to pay for asthma-management medication. So hopefully I can leave the inhaler in my backpack again rather than needing it continuously to-hand.
Tuesday (11/3) was a blur of productivity. Found out that evening that my great-grandmother had died. May she and her secrets rest peacefully.
Wednesday (11/4) was mostly spent trying to understand electron spin, with some degree of success. Meant to call my grandmother, but so far have chickened out.
Thursday (11/5) involved getting up at the crack of dawn in order to register for classes. One of the Spring-only classes that I need had filled up in the 30min between opening of registration and my checking the course listing. (Due to that and another class I need being switched to spring semester only, I won't be graduating in a year as I'd hoped. Feh.) After that, it was an ordinary long Thursday.
Oh, and my insurance only took two weeks to realize that it wasn't filling my inhaler prescriptions for nothing, and has now agreed to pay for asthma-management medication. So hopefully I can leave the inhaler in my backpack again rather than needing it continuously to-hand.