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Victory is mine!
Sep. 19th, 2007 04:03 pmI have constructed a class schedule of *wonderment*. It's really a thing of beauty. It is founded on the idea that:
1. Travel is good.
2. Classes, though necessary and sometimes lovely, prohibit travel.
3. Therefore, one should schedule one's classes such that they do not impede one's travel.
I have created a schedule of 7 classes (mind you, I am only going to get credit for three, and will probably end up taking five) all of which seem like they would be accepted for credit at my home university, all of which are interesting, none of which overlap, and none of which occur on Monday or Friday.
Let me allow that to sink in a little.
I have created a class schedule that will give me four day weekends for an entire semester. I am sitting in the center of Europe, mere hours by plane or bus or train from the myriad wonders of a continent.
Life is good.
1. Travel is good.
2. Classes, though necessary and sometimes lovely, prohibit travel.
3. Therefore, one should schedule one's classes such that they do not impede one's travel.
I have created a schedule of 7 classes (mind you, I am only going to get credit for three, and will probably end up taking five) all of which seem like they would be accepted for credit at my home university, all of which are interesting, none of which overlap, and none of which occur on Monday or Friday.
Let me allow that to sink in a little.
I have created a class schedule that will give me four day weekends for an entire semester. I am sitting in the center of Europe, mere hours by plane or bus or train from the myriad wonders of a continent.
Life is good.
