Those who died are justified for wearing the badge they're the chosen whites

I'm fairly pleased with my exam timetable [which I only knew was availiable because of livejournal :D]
Psychology 102 November 7^th, Winthrop, 9am
Medeival Europe 112 November 16^th, Winthrop, 9am
Myth, Monument and Memory November 17^th, Winthrop, 2pm

If you ask me, that's a fairly awesome lineup. Means that once again, I can spend a whole week or so cramming for Psych and then glide sweetly through the joy that is History for another week, then freedom!

Speaking of which, I must away. I've decided that by 5pm tomorrow, at the very least, I will have my essay 3/4 done. That's right. Fucking hippy mystics. Oh, they were hippies. Well, maybe not Catherine of Siena - she was anorexic.
It's true! She lived off've the host and water for 6 years, with binge-feasting to prove to people she wasn't possessed intermittently! Of course she died, but that's to be expected. She got stigmata, apparantly.

But yeah, mystics were such hippies, trippin' out on tha' holy presence....

By the way, I've just thought of a nice little metaphor.
Graffiti-ising the wall near the tree is simmilar to desecrating a toumb, so that whenever people visit the toumb, they say "Man, but that guy had some idiot friends" instead of "Man, that guy was so great, we had some good times with him, aye?"
Actually, it's the same thing. You shiner.

No, I'm done with maturity and reservation. I'm in the mood for sensationalist comments and flame-war kindling, even though I'll win in so many ways. *Sigh*

P.S Rage Against The Machine are so damn awesome.
( Rage Against The Machine - Renegades of Funk )

Myn Sunendaege Dohter

YES! You're absolutely correct, my subject is in Anglo-Saxon!

means : "My Sunday's Daughter" if you wanted to know.

I will reply to replies later. This is just a brief squee.

1, 086 words to go and counting!

Finally making real, solid progress with this ridiculous essay. Although, it is still all incredibly interesting. To anyone with spare time/hunger for knowledge, I thoroughly reccomend Holy Anorexia by Rudolph M. Bell. It's very interesting. Well, I've only read the stuff about St Catherine, but you know, I'm sure it's all interesting.

I must go write more now.