Shoveling snow. Instead I’m sitting here with my cat in my lap, listening to Virginia Rodriques (Brazilian – nice and tropical), and periodically glancing out the window, where it looks like we’ve gone from sleet back to snow.
I’m supposed to be writing a 5-to-7-page paper on Victorian Poetry.
It’s due exactly four hours from now.
I’ve just now decided what my thesis is and have started typing my opening paragraph.
Like Calvin, I work only under pressure.
I should be counting b-gal reporter cells to determine infectivity of infection for a HIV virus grown under various experimental treatments.
The only problem is after 45 min or so I start to feel ill
I also should go check out the BSL-3 and make sure the formaldehyde bomb has cleared But between the smell of formaldehyde and the cell counting I’ll probably spew.
Ideally, I should be in class right now. However, if you take a look at my location, you’ll probably figure out why I’m not (i.e. they closed the uni due to the Giant Blizzard, so I’m home.)
Still, I could/should be doing something productive, like writing a paper for American Lit II, or reading for Major American Authors or Shakespeare II, or studying for the translation quiz that’s scheduled for Wednesday in my Chaucer class.