Sundown

What a Thursday! And it's not even close to over yet.

I stayed in bed a little late this morning, but I slept restlessly most of the night and only got into a deep REM cycle around 7:30 am, so when my alarm went off I was just much too warm and comfy to get up for another hour.

I spent most of the morning tidying and organizing, trying to make lists and clean and get myself sorted. I finally got to Target and they were OUT of kindle covers - apparently they sold out Monday for last-minute Valentines' Day presents. I swear, V-Day always manages to get me where it hurts. Every time!
They were also out of those wonderful $1 portfolios, so I bought the blank cd cases (the paper kind) I needed and fumed all the way to the post office where I dropped off my wrong-generation kindle cover and bought a new book of stamps, because my brand-new book mysteriously disappeared since I last used it a week ago, and I needed to mail off my bills.

I went home, dropped off my Target bag, picked up my Garmin, and went to SteinMart where I found a Kindle cover (rather plain, but it was $15 instead of $60, I'm not complaining) and snooped around for a bit but nobly restrained myself from buying any jewelry.
I did run over to the Farmers' Harvest store in the same plaza, but they had no annonas, which was very disappointing.

I came home, microwaved some lunch (yes, I know I'm getting appallingly lazy) and started to work on my assignments again. My GEOG400 assignment is done, and so is a lot of my NAGPRA stuff, and part of my Essay 4. Tonight and tomorrow I need to finish my NAGPRA stuff and drop it off at the office to be mailed off to Fullerton, finish Essay 4, and finish my Lab 1 write-up for ANTH561. Once that's done I can go to Florida with an easy conscience. Who knows, I may even find time Sunday evening to do some of my rewrite assignments? Or, I might just pass out.

Now I'm taking a break before I continue with the reading for ANTH510 which I leave for in half an hour. It's very convenient to have BBC World News finish two minutes before I have to leave. I hope it stays in this timeslot for the rest of the semester at least.

My kindle is AWESOME by the way. I'm very disappointed though, because last night I read Anne of Avonlea (which I've memorized) and it was missing some lines of dialogue! Hopefully that's only because it's a free e-book. There had better not be any lines missing from books I actually buy. But I've downloaded 60 free books already (hehe) so it'll take me awhile to work my way through those.

Okay, time to get back to the books!