Time to start hitting that panic button
May 13th, 2005Problem: I have done no real academic work in two days now.
Today I woke up (late, late, late) at 9.30am, having missed my breakfast appointment with Melissa (bad, bad, bad). Then I pottered around briefly before going back to bed (I’m fighting off a cold or something). I woke up just past noon, late (again!) for lunch with Naabia at the CES luncheon. After which we went to pick up our ES6 midterms (ha!) from Pierce Hall, and then I walked over to Yenching to photocopy six pages of Totman (the one shred of work I did today, and it isn’t even really work).
After that I spent a couple hours taking EnviroCitizen pictures and making posters until about 5.30pm. I then went to my favorite florists’ and the post office. This brings us to about 6.30pm, and a quick dinner in the room before I have to leave to make the Abu Ghraib opening (so many Singaporeans! Even more than in the photo!).
This show was a must see, since I knew half the principal players – Jeremiah and Ellen in the cast, Xin Wei, Curran, Calum, Wojtek, Maria in the crew. The set was the best use of the Loeb Ex space I’ve seen yet.
The Singaporeans turned out in force for opening night in honor of Xin Wei.
From left: Joanna, Vaughn, Amerson, Xin Wei, Shi Ming, Yishan, me
Abu Ghraib Opening Night (12 May 2005)“>Afterwards I do more EnviroCitizen work for REP, piddle around briefly in Xin Wei’s room, and then do more REP work, and now it’s 2.35am. Eeek. I’m going to bed. With *no* work done. Abysmal. I pray the rest of reading period will be uber productive. It *has* to be.
And yet there’s more REP stuff to be done. Oh well.