life, i love you

[ink_splotch]

Today has been made from so much win, I can barely contain my glee. You know those days when you just feel good; your lectures are fun, one of your lecturers implies that you - by virtue of being gap-toothed - are lusty and lavicious and otherwise is basically Eddie Izzard teaching Chaucer, the other lecturer makes Milton funny and implies that God and Jesus created the Holy Spirit through MPreg, you suddenly seem to have acquired friends, you actually understand and are interested in what you're doing, there's a kitten in your final lecture, and you end the day with a twenty minute long chat with your very awesome Old English seminar tutor who is SUCH A KITTEN and has a mohawk and blushes when you say he's awesome?

Yeah. That would be my day. Becca and I induced giggling fits in each other twice, Gemma and I held hands through renaissance lit, my Old English tutor called me and Becca 'clever' and offered to be my honorary personal tutor and I may have had a brilliant flash of inspiration with regards to my renlit essay. And I bought Nicholas Royle and Andrew Bennett's introduction to criticism and theory in the 3rd edition, which is still the most amazing thing ever.

These are the days I live for.

Comments

[lattara.livejournal.com]

Oh, *honey*. ♥

[vampirespider.livejournal.com]

I can't get my arms down, seriously. Today's been full of win too, I don't know what is going on.

But I like it. Mmhm.

[saturnalia.livejournal.com]

Yay!

Also: you are taking Old English? Fabulous! I'm taking a module in it next semester- I figure I might as well finish my degree with a bang. :D

[vampirespider.livejournal.com]

Hee!

Old English is...interesting. It's picking up now that we're hitting Beowulf, but it's not really me - it's compulsory at Leicester, so I didn't have any choice in the matter. However, I hope you enjoy it - and that you get tutors and lecturers as awesome as mine, because in that respect I cannot fault this course ;)