Well, that was anticlimatic...

[unforth]

I'm done! I'm done I'm done I'm done I'm done I'm done I'm done. I'll post more about the week that was tomorrow, probably, depending on how much I get done today.

I made a strange choice with my last paper, one that will definitely hurt my grade...but I think it's what I needed to do. Instead of writing the paper I was supposed to write, that I said I would write, I wrote a paper that was a bit more free form...I wrote my fare well to history. It just felt right...I hope he doesn't fail me over it, but I don't think he will, probably just give me a B- or a C+. :)

Still, there is something anticlimatic about turning in papers by e-mail. It lacks the visceral satisfaction of tossing a pile of paper onto the stack of everyone else's papers, turning around, releasing a breath in stunned relief that it's over...but even without that feeling, it doesn't change the fact that I'm done.

Only one semester left. :)

Comments

[kniedzw.livejournal.com]

Woot!

Fare you well, History!

[sapphohestia.livejournal.com]

Congrats! Good for you!

And turning in papers via e-mail does lack a certain satisfaction.

[eurudite.livejournal.com]

good work!

I am both relieved and worried that about what will happen to me in only 3 semesters...

best of luck from me to you.

[ultimabaka.livejournal.com]

I dunno...I think smashing the "Send Button" and going back to bed is very satisfying...I mean, you didn't even have to get out of your jammies to do it. Saves time and stuff
-- Gerardo

[arcana-mundi.livejournal.com]

Mad props for writing the paper you *wanted* to write instead of writing the paper that was expected. You might be surprised - that strategy often pays off because papers like that tend to be more interesting and well-written because the writer isn't bored to tears by the whole process.