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Exhausted!
Mar. 14th, 2003 10:00 pmToday was so much trouble to wake up to. First, we got back from Revival fairly early this morning - around 1. Second, I had to be at the Nashmans' place at 8.30!! Way too early. The hours dragged and dragged. Neshama's been sick, so she's a little tired and cranky from the lack of sleep. I so don't want to have children.
Anyway, I finally got her into her stroller and took her to nursery school. Only problem was, she wouldn't wake up, so I ended up leaving her asleep with one of the ladies in charge. Then I came back and did a little bit of homework and had a semi-nap - not really asleep, still half-conscious. Then Scott rang from the train on his way up to Ottawa to tell me about the 20s/30s retreat that is happening on the first weekend of April. Hmm... Christian camp. Something I've avoided like the plague for years. Sounds like more fun than study though... :) Sure.
Then I head over to the OISE (haven't got a clue what that means) building for my thought experiment. That was kinda fun. Lots of psych/attitude/attention to detail tests. I really don't like the visual ones, especially difference detection and pattern working. My eyes just don't stay in focus long enough to do proper detail and perspective comparisons. The word/thought ones were fine. I don't know if I'm ever going to be able to learn another language while my eyes are like this. The only reason I can read any more is because I know the vague shapes of words in English. The stuff that we're reading for Religion for example, all the philosophical stuff, I find really hard. *sigh* Doctor on Monday.
Then I came back, did some more homework. Early to bed. Yay!
Hmm... I must be getting old!
Anyway, I finally got her into her stroller and took her to nursery school. Only problem was, she wouldn't wake up, so I ended up leaving her asleep with one of the ladies in charge. Then I came back and did a little bit of homework and had a semi-nap - not really asleep, still half-conscious. Then Scott rang from the train on his way up to Ottawa to tell me about the 20s/30s retreat that is happening on the first weekend of April. Hmm... Christian camp. Something I've avoided like the plague for years. Sounds like more fun than study though... :) Sure.
Then I head over to the OISE (haven't got a clue what that means) building for my thought experiment. That was kinda fun. Lots of psych/attitude/attention to detail tests. I really don't like the visual ones, especially difference detection and pattern working. My eyes just don't stay in focus long enough to do proper detail and perspective comparisons. The word/thought ones were fine. I don't know if I'm ever going to be able to learn another language while my eyes are like this. The only reason I can read any more is because I know the vague shapes of words in English. The stuff that we're reading for Religion for example, all the philosophical stuff, I find really hard. *sigh* Doctor on Monday.
Then I came back, did some more homework. Early to bed. Yay!
Hmm... I must be getting old!
