Tomorrow (friday) I have eighteen hours to write 1,653 words (about six pages) of persuasive college-level English paper.

That may not seem like much to some, but writing has always been a slow, tedious and laborious process for me - most likely due to my wanting what I write to be perfect, with no logical inconsistencies, loopholes, flawed arguments, etc. I guess the positive side of this is that I usually score very high on them (my first two shorter papers this semester received scores of 100% and 98%)

I find writing even two-and-a-half page papers to be a huge undertaking, so having to write a 7-ish page paper is a whole new world of difficulty. I'd place second semester freshman college English (which I've procrastinated taking for a long time) in a higher difficulty tier than, say Calculus II and college chemistry.

Well, uh, wish me luck. Hopefully I'll be able to cough up something of sufficient depth that is remotely profound in some way.



Also, over 3,500 pageviews and not a single deviation. Do I win something?

Also also, I think after the paper is done it will be time for a Seamonkey vs. Firefox memory hogging deathmatch. Seamonkey is using 12.28% of mah 2 gigs of ram!