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Thank you for asking, but the dissertating's going extremely well right now so I haven't a waking moment to spare on anything but it.
Tomorrow, however, is another day. If the history of my work habits has taught me anything, it's that the day after a day like today could be spent scrubbing floors for all the good it'll do my dissertation. To put it another way:
There's an 80% chance of unproductivity tomorrow.
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Yes indeed: I wrote 11 pages yesterday, and went for a long drive today, giving me a chance to catch up on the Sufjan Stevens album. Back to the grindstone tomorrow. And then another drive.
There are two types of grad students: the tortoises and the hares. I'm very bunny-like, or even cat-like: lots of sleep followed by bursts of senselessly directed energy.
(And Scott, as the father of many cats, I'm sure you can agree: having cats around while working makes napping that much harder to resist.)
Posted by: Luther Blissett | Tuesday, 16 August 2005 at 10:39 PM