1st Exam

It was a lot less painful than I feared it would be. I think there were maybe 3 or 4 questions I didn't get, but other than that, it went well. So Metaphysics is up on Monday, and between now and then I will probably...

Go to the Dance Under the Stars

Go to the River

Film the rest of the movie

Edit the movie for Sunday

Eat a grilled cheese sandwich

Go into town

Go to Mass

Study for Metaphysic.

Hopefully not in this order.

Right, so returning to the thought I closed with last time, landbound or landlocked? Either is technically correct, I think. But the more I look at it, the more I think it ought to be 'landlocked'. And maybe I should have put imrama, not imram. Because imrama is the plural...

I refuse to think about this any further. I put down landboundimram and it gets the idea across. 

Today I got a lot of things accomplished- one exam done, three to go. I also helped film a movie. I hate seeing myself on screen. It's worse than photos. At least with photos people can't hear how awful you sound. But the other participants did a great job.

In other news, certain of my friends have been stepping on the toes of certain other friends of mine. It's stupid, it's petty and I think it's a bad case of senioritis gone minorly explosive. If they can just stand each other for ten more days, we can all graduate without anyone getting arrested for assault/battery. I sympathise with one party and think that the party of the second party ought to have kept their mouth shut if they had nothing nice to say at all. Why do people have to be so petty? We're graduating college, not primary school!

It's only my problem in so far as it involves my friends and acquaintances. And I won't dignify it all with further time/space on my blog.

In other news, I saw Csinibaba and realised the severe lack of context (and vocabulary) I have. It reminded me vaguely of watching anime for the first time. So, if this case is anything like that, six years from now I will be able to watch a Hungarian movie and get most of the cultural references and 'in' jokes, some of the words (1 in every fifty and I'll still prefer to have subtitles), and basic sentence structure. Of course I didn't actively study Japanese, I sort of studied it passively. Maybe given something of an immersion environment I'll attain the same level of comprehension in about 3 years. Maybe I'm being optimistic. Maybe not. Either way, the last van run of the semester is about to happen and I have a rent-check to cash, so forthwith I shall conclude.