It's the worst adaptation I've ever seen in my life, it captures nothing of the brilliance of the book, it veers off course so much it's painful, and get this, at the end, they have the nerve to say "for Douglas". God.
- Mood:
disappointed
- Mood:
aggravated
I... just missed one of my IB classes O_O
You see, I was convinced we were having a tutorial today from 15:45, but apparently that doesn't happen every week, and the lecture, which started today at 10:45, is just about to round itself off in about 30 minutes.... ooooooookay.... I don't really think (read: hope) that there'll be any repercussions (well, you know, last week he mentioned that if we skip it'll be reflected in our grades, but since there weren't any attendance lists I'm pretty sure he meant that in an overall, roundabout way) but the main issue is - this feels Weird! And I feel pretty Stupid. And hey, I don't really have to read those articles now (even though I really should)! And and and this feels WEIRD.
Huh.
- Mood:
confused
And Yes! Results for the second exam too, yay, I can stop worrying, wheeeee~
- Mood:
energetic
I've been getting flashes of home lately, actually - my bed is near the window in my dorm room, and the door is at the same angle as compared to the bed and the window (and the table somewhat) from my room back home, and a couple of times, when I heard kitchen door from across the hallway it sounded like the door of my parents' room, and I almost expected my dad to come by and call me out to dinner. Or I'm reading in bed and for a slight second it feels like I'm home. It's disorienting.
- Mood:
confused
My. Mind. Is. Shot.
How can something like this even exist? I... can't.... even....
- Mood:
indescribable
"those skilled in the use of intuition tend to have particular decision-making skills not normally possessed by others. Thus managers with good intuition can see new possibilities in any given situation. They have a sense or vision of the future and thus are better equipped to move their organization in response to it. These managers are particularly adept at generating new ideas and providing ingenious new solutions to old problems; usually, they function best in rapidly changing environments or crisis settings."
and you can only think of Jim Kirk (and, more precisely, how badfic can ensue from the fic-writer praising this intuition of his in flowery, poetic ways.)
- Mood:
dorky
- Mood:
geeky
- I'm trying not to think about all the shopping I'll have to do for Christmas, for the whole family. *cough* It'll be fun, right?
- I continue to be really really tired. I give it another day *shakes fist*
- hot showers are the absolute best
- my International Business prof. is a complete idiot *sigh*
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- I'm still gathering energy for the post of posts re: Amsterdam and DIS (the name of the latter still makes me laugh like a geeky idiot)
- still working on the fst (how hard is it to find 2-3 more songs?). Still need to gather energy for finishing the Shura fic, may it rest in peace already
- still need to pick up HHGTG again
- still need to refocus my attention on school, now that it's begun again
- zacusca! cozonac! dulceata de visine! Cata is my mom's new favourite person, for she has fed me things from home (well, no; but knowing mom, she might be :D)
- Mood:
blah
- Mood:
exhausted
This is what Babel Fish did to an email (in Dutch; they're all in Dutch; bastards yeah, I know I'm wrong, sue me, I like venting) I got from RaboBank, my lovely, orange bank:
Register you for the PRACTICUM and win a sniffing to the top of the world. Dear student, The moment is there. PRACTICUM1 goes almost of start. A new, violently exclusive adventure for which only students with Rabo StudentenRekening are allowed. A challenge in which arrives there it on or you concerning the correct control, speed and a considerable amount bravados has. A test in which you are floated to the extrême, but for that also is rewarded. Proof that you have everything in the hand. Register you and receive directly the first task now.
I laughed myself to tears, I'm not kidding =DD
- Mood:
quixotic
- Mood:
exhausted
*goes back to studying, for real this time*
- Mood:
busy

You are the Hanged Man
Self-sacrifice, Sacrifice, Devotion, Bound.
With the Hanged man there is often a sense of fatalism, waiting for something to happen. Or a fear of
loss from a situation, rather than gain.
The Hanged Man is perhaps the most fascinating card in the deck. It reflects the story of Odin who offered himself as a sacrifice in order to gain knowledge. Hanging from the world tree, wounded by a spear, given no bread or mead, he hung for nine days. On the last day, he saw on the ground runes that had fallen from the tree, understood their meaning, and, coming down, scooped them up for his own. All knowledge is to be found in these runes.
The Hanged Man, in similar fashion, is a card about suspension, not life or death. It signifies selflessness, sacrifice and prophecy. You make yourself vulnerable and in doing so, gain illumination. You see the world differently, with almost mystical insights.
What Tarot Card are You?
Take the Test to Find Out.
- Mood:
pleased
I started the mmv, placed all the panels and matched them to the song, was incredibly proud and excited - and then August happened, I quit my job as planned, got home, started worrying out of my mind about going to The Netherlands for the Master's, and the mmv was abandoned. Until last week, when the mood hit just when I had the time, and lo and behold, now the mmv is complete!
Without further ado:
Title: Displacement
Manga: Kuroshitsuji
Audio: "Running up that hill" by Placebo
Dedication: for Senpai (
Spoilers until chapter 43. Remarks on the mmv below.
( About the mmv )
- Mood:
accomplished
...Sometimes I seriously worry about my priorities...
- Mood:
enthralled
Also, the cold is almost entirely gone now. Shortest cold in my medical history :)
- Mood:
dorky
In other news, I love my Corporate Strategy professor to an Andras 2.0 degree. I mean really, today? He was having slight problems expressing himself (though he was still making sense, of course) and so at one point he goes: "I spent the weekend in France, and after four days my English is gone" What can you do except want to squee and cuddle the man? *shrug* (in case I haven't mentioned this before, he's Swiss, and speaks English with a strange meld between a French and German accent (though for the life of me, I can't hear the German part), and while usually the French accent and pronunciation would make me want to die (and actually did, in the beginning; he's a very special case, in that I grew to fangirl him in time), I simply can't get enough of the way the explains and links concepts - it's uncanny. So, the fact that he pronounces "wholly" as "woolly" (and therefore, wholly owned companies => woolly owned companies, and furthermore, "woolly" makes me think of woolly mammoths, ie Manny the Mammoth from Ice Age) actually makes me smile endearingly and want to cuddle him and bring him tea and/or coffee and the morning paper even more *is a fangirl*)
Right, back home for me now, off to start working on the Microsoft case study - I'm handling it, mwahahahhaha.
== edited to add ==
I LOVE TEA! *heart*
- Location:school
- Mood:
tired

discontent