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		<title>A Voice As Big As the Sea</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#8230;by which I mean eternally droning on and on until the rocks of your attention break into tiny granuals and I wash away the continent of your comprehension.
I wrote essay (singular) and replied to emails (numerous) all day.  Emails were odd &#8211; some really downputting, like telling my professor I protested to some of the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#8230;by which I mean eternally droning on and on until the rocks of your attention break into tiny granuals and I wash away the continent of your comprehension.</p>
<p>I wrote essay (singular) and replied to emails (numerous) all day.  Emails were odd &#8211; some really downputting, like telling my professor I protested to some of the questions on our final, and telling some of the kids I TA for that they can&#8217;t do anything about their grades.  Some good though, since a few kids were studying today and needed help with some questions.  Those are uplifting.  All I can do is shake my head at the final though.  I really protest having questions on there we haven&#8217;t talked about in class.  It turns into a reading quiz where none of the material is discussed, tested, or mentioned, and you had several hundred pages of new technical material to get through in the last 5 weeks.  Then again, this is probably why we curve the tests.  Sigh.</p>
<p>Essay went pretty well.  I got the portions I wanted to get done written, and I&#8217;m well set up for tomorrow&#8217;s big push to get the first one finished.  From there onward it&#8217;s one big day of final administering, and one more big paper, and then I&#8217;m free!  Hopefully we can get a few other things done between here and there &#8211; like getting a christmas tree.  And maybe even a puppy!  Saw one online today that&#8217;s at the Yolo County shelter that we could potentially pick up Tuesday or Wednesday if it turns out that&#8217;s what we want to do.  I think Lewis and I are both waffling now that the time is getting near.  I just don&#8217;t know about these things.  And it&#8217;s so hard to make a clear decision while you&#8217;re exhausting yourself with school work and other responsibilities.</p>
<p>Which reminds me.  When my eyes unfocus and my sentences creep on, it&#8217;s time to go to bed.  It&#8217;s definitely that time.</p>
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