To get a major in Japanese at UVic you have to take two classes, it seems, of Japanese literature
in translation. I am all, uhm, yes, hello? If I wanted to read stuff in English I would be an English major, am I right? >_o
Also, B- in Ancient Greek.
(pwned)I'm kind of nervous about my Linguistics class, in which we have to write three papers. I have no idea how to write a Linguistics paper! >_<;; And my French language class has an oral exam, which I can see the reasoning behind, but I still hate having to do them. Maybe I will drop out and become a cue-card holder, my long-lost dream. *eyes water*
I want to join a DanceSport class (never heard of it before, probably they just want to avoid using the word "Jazzercise," hahaha I kid) but it's sixty dollars (20 weeks though, that's good isn't it? $3 a class, that's less than my Jazzercise was!) and I'd have to sign up at a gym that I don't know where it is. This could turn into another one of my exciting adventures in which I get lost and destroy the front page of a friend's novel manuscript! ALL RIGHT! XDXDXDXDXD
Guess how many minutes late I was to my French class today!! If you guess less than ten, you're WRONG!!*
* Athena, I apologize for using my jokes over again. I am worse than my GRS prof**, who used his line about Paris going back to bed twice in the same week.
And no one else noticed.** Ever since watching PoA in Spanish six hundred and five times, I have wanted to say "professor" with the stress on the first syllable, which makes less sense than anything, because if the Spanish was influencing me the stress should have moved to the
last syllable. Perhaps I was just rejecting versions both English and Spanish and substituting my own? Sounds good to me!
Oh, and here is the song I have had running through my head all day:
"Bing Bang" (be warned, it's a video)! I seriously gotta stop watching this show. XDXDXD!
I seriously want to take a red pen to the local newscast. "The plane literally fell out of the sky" (?? as opposed to figuratively??), awkward use of two sentences where it could easily have been one, a story about the weather that made the weatherman redundant (he's famous, so they left him in anyway ??), the anchors throwing confetti at each other, joke after joke of a story. I am all like, okay, hello, I may be an ignorant teenager you would not let near your news station, but at least I passed my English classes!!!1!!
(pwned)Anyway. ^^