(The daybook is hosted here.)
Outside my window...
the sun is setting--although there's too much cloud cover to really see it.
I am thinking...
about a miscellany of misrelated bits and pieces: how to write MATLAB code; something a friend told me in class today; the maths tests (yes, plural!) I'm writing this week; the fact that Charles Dodgson / Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice in Wonderland &c was a mathematician; postmodernism; the weather. What the upshoot of all that jumble will be, I'm not sure, but I don't think those thoughts can all continue entirely independently.
I am thankful for...
the blessing of friendship. Little confidences or funny coincidences shared in the affection of friendship are really something special.
From the learning rooms...
I'm very excited about learning to code in MATLAB; the smidgeon we're doing now is at a much lower level than the stuff I did in high school (although most people didn't do any coding then), but there's lots of room to expand and experiment. Yay!
From the kitchen...
come some lovely smells, courtesy of my elder brother. I'll go help set the table presently.
I am wearing...
Jeans, purple canvas shoes and a purple Minnie Mouse t-shirt I got for my birthday. I have purple earrings and a purple ribbon in my hair too, but the overall effect is surprisingly un-purple.
I am creating...
Code! Also familiarity with the concepts in tomorrow's Calculus test. (At least, I hope so!)
I am going...
crazy, running around after group members for the group projects we're doing. Things are looking up, though, so I'm not much crazier than before, after all.
I am reading...
Who's Afraid of Postmodernism? (J. K. A. Smith). I took it out from the library because it claimed to be a non-academic introduction to postmodernism in the context of Christianity. Ahahaha. I have a passing knowledge of philosophy, but I'm struggling to follow (and not always succeeding). It's fascinating stuff, though--I might write more about it when I'm finished.
I am hoping...
That tomorrow will not be terribly draining--I have five back-to-back, heavy-concentration-required lectures, a short break, and then a test. But I want to have the energy to go to Bible Study in the evening. I know it's possible, but the whole thing is slightly daunting!
I am hearing...
my mum's car door slamming as she gets home. A good sound.
Around the house...
Ahahahahaha. You thought I actually got further than mostly making my bed? Or maybe you didn't. In the latter case you'd be correct.
One of my favourite things...
trust. It's precious.
A few plans for the rest of the week...
Bible study, maths, coercion of group members into actually working, finishing the postmodernism book.
Here is picture for thought I am sharing...
Roughly what I'm trying to do in MATLAB:
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