scenario and response
Saturday, March 31st, 2007Summer is appetizing. The more I think about it, which is gradually accelerating, the more I look forward to smelling the various trees and flowers about campus on my walks to and fro. My abode for the period prior to my lease beginning on that house is only a handful of houses down the line. The move on July 1 will probably take a meager 45 minutes, not counting fresh lemonade breaks.
This summer I will continue on my acoustics research. And when I get tired of the lab, I will set up shop in Burchard, being careful to avoid the current quadrant being cleaned and waxed. The noise levels are HVAC-dominated over the summer, instead of student movement-centric, so sleeping in the summer studio promises to be far more feasible.
But this forward-looking is prompted only to motivate myself to keep going on with the current work. My brain short-circuited itself a few minutes ago - I am trying to recover with something unrelated to Bode plots and contour graphs.
Without classes to fret over, I am hoping, really hoping, I can become more human and less machine. The sensation of waking up in the green grasses of summer should, at least temporarily, put that machine to sleep.