The Impossible Dream
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''To dream the impossible dream, to fight the unbeatable foe, to bear with unbearable sorrow, to run where the brave dare not go, to right the unrightable wrong, to love, pure and chaste, from afar; to try when your arms are too weary; to reach the unreachable star. This is my Quest---to follow that star, no matter how hopeless, no matter how far, to fight for the right without question or pause'' (The Impossible Dream - lyrics by Joe Darion, music by Mitch Leigh)
Nightskye 2004 Tempest's Nanowrimo
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Monday, April 23, 2007
I would like to whine to you about my paralegal homework. *ahem* WHHHHHHHHHHIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNEOK I'm over it. I have two legal memos to write, 6 chapters to read and answer workbook questions for and I don't want to do them. I suppose, I should just shut up and do it. I did all the research for it on Friday. It's just a matter of writing the buggers up. I don't wanna! ::stamps foot like a three year old:: Luckily, we're really slow at work so I can get this done. Today and tomorrow are dead-dead-deadski. I suppose if I finish my homework I can work on my writing tomorrow. Wouldn't that be novel? Novel -- get it? I slay me. So this weekend was a waste of clean underwear. I can't remember what we did Friday night. But I was probably in bed by nine p.m. Then we had the Wills, Trusts and Estate module on Saturday. I like the Stamford Hospital -- where the class is held -- because they have vending machines and a cafeteria. Priorities. The class went long and pretty much had a ton of information. I went to sleep at 7 pm that night. Sunday, the class reviewed the previous day. We brought in our lap tops and got to play on the web during class. I opted to stay inside and play Warcraft for lunch instead of hanging outside in the 75 degree weather. We got out around 3 and Purge and I went to the CT Post Mall to look for "Grandma" pendants for mother's day, but we didn't find anything that we liked. It was nice to get out of the house for something other than work and school. I got to munch out on some bourbon chicken (awesome) and fried rice (mediocre). So that was also a change of pace. I was wearing my uncomfortable sandals though so that put a damper in the mall walking. And I left my Easter money in Buddha (We have a psuedo porcelain buddha that came with a drink special in our room that I stash my money in), so I couldn't treat myself to the book I wanted. But it was still nice to get out and mingle with people. I still couldn't stay up to watch The Dresden Files on SciFi, so I'm going to watch it on the Internet tonight during dinner. I lubes me the interweb. Since I can't stay up for Lost anymore either, I watch it the next day or so at my leisure. Best idea ever! On a brighter note, I can drink cold beverages and not be in agony. I had a cavity. The first one in eight years. But it was between the back tooth and my molar so it was tricksy. I think I need another nap. It's so tempting to just lay my head on my desk and take a snooze.
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