Impressions and Expressions of Ijon

I have been given the opportunity to adjust my study program to give me an M.A. in four years (i.e. two more), if I'm interested. I hereby declare the deliberation season opened, and you're welcome to offer arguments for and against taking the offer.

Good Questions:

• Am I interested?
  
• Which of my two majors (Greek Classics and Theory of Literature) am I going to choose for the M.A.?
  
• Do I really want the pressure and stress of writing a thesis added to my immediate future?
  
• What do I want to do when I grow up?

In the coming ten hours, I must:

• prepare Greek homework
  
• Prepare Latin homework + study for the quiz
  
• Make progress with my notes for the Iliad, book five
  
• Read at least two articles for Prof. Ben-Porat's seminar

I charge you, LJ friends, to demand of me by the end of the night which of these, if any, I have accomplished.

Thanks.

bottom line: Predictably, I've only managed two of the items. Suck suck suck. But I did get to meet some old friends I haven't seen in a while, like fishberg, ghostwheel, among other people I see more of, at spelljammer's birthday party. And had some fun conversations, too.