I am so happy today, you wouldn't believe it. I finally got the results of my final paper. It's a 1.7 (good), the best work in my group so far. Looks like I'll have to organize the first alumni get-together. We decided that when we last met - the one with the best result is going to be responsible. I might still screw up the oral exam next week, then I still have a chance to avoid that work. But I'd rather do good at the exam, even though then I will need to stay in contact with all the people of my group.
I'l need to update my CV. I still can't write that I am a librarian, but at least I can write down that mark. That is a little more than just the topic I wrote my paper about.
This is going to be a long evening today. I'm going to go to the opera and see Yamato, the Japanese drummers. Problem is, I have been sitting in the library pretty much all day, on a very uncomfortable chair. The last half hour or so, I actually decided to stand rather than sit, so my back wouldn't hurt that badly. I just hope the opera has more comfortable seats. But I do look forward to this event. It is something completely new to me, I only know the band from pictures I have seen. It is said that they are really fantastic, and not at all monotonous. A whole evening with nothing but drums to listen to might be expected to get boring, but apparently, Yamato use a lot of different types of drums - with very interesting names, too - and create a large spectrum of sounds and melodies with them.
I'll write tomorrow about the concert, tell you whether I liked it.
The cafeteria in my university is closed already. They don't open until 9.00, so apparently they think it necessary to close no later than 5pm. Maybe students are not supposed to be working any longer than that. (As it is a sunny day today, they might be true. Most likely, whole classes are at the lakes around town, swimming or just lying around at the beach.) So I wil have to get something to eat and drink somewhere else. There is a supermarket close by. The'll not have anything like sandwiches or so, but at least I can get a bottle of water and maybe a roll.
I need to do that soon, especially get something to drink. How come the air in the library is always so dry and dusty?
I'l need to update my CV. I still can't write that I am a librarian, but at least I can write down that mark. That is a little more than just the topic I wrote my paper about.
This is going to be a long evening today. I'm going to go to the opera and see Yamato, the Japanese drummers. Problem is, I have been sitting in the library pretty much all day, on a very uncomfortable chair. The last half hour or so, I actually decided to stand rather than sit, so my back wouldn't hurt that badly. I just hope the opera has more comfortable seats. But I do look forward to this event. It is something completely new to me, I only know the band from pictures I have seen. It is said that they are really fantastic, and not at all monotonous. A whole evening with nothing but drums to listen to might be expected to get boring, but apparently, Yamato use a lot of different types of drums - with very interesting names, too - and create a large spectrum of sounds and melodies with them.
I'll write tomorrow about the concert, tell you whether I liked it.
The cafeteria in my university is closed already. They don't open until 9.00, so apparently they think it necessary to close no later than 5pm. Maybe students are not supposed to be working any longer than that. (As it is a sunny day today, they might be true. Most likely, whole classes are at the lakes around town, swimming or just lying around at the beach.) So I wil have to get something to eat and drink somewhere else. There is a supermarket close by. The'll not have anything like sandwiches or so, but at least I can get a bottle of water and maybe a roll.
I need to do that soon, especially get something to drink. How come the air in the library is always so dry and dusty?