grr! arrgh!

My alarm clock did not go off. This is difficult. It goes off every day, I don't have to set it in particular. So my day started later than I planned.
And now I check the bus times because last time I caught one it arrived at a weird time
and I discover that instead of 13 and 43 the bus now goes at 07 and 37 past the hour, which doesn't sound like much different but means if I hurry and leave now I'll get just to the corner and watch it roll away.
arrgh!

... hand in office is open until later than this, I can still do this.
... my assignment is quite possibly not even what we were meant to do. Oh dear.

So. Much. Tired.

I handed in my assignment.
I'm still not sure I did it right. Neither was anyone else in the library.
Also the librarian thinks the referencing system we've been told to use is Doing It Wrong.
The proper Harvard reference system would involve a lot of [Boticelli, 1480, a] [or b or c or d] so I see how just numbering the things works too.
But it means the librarian can't tell us if we're getting it right, because what the teacher thinks is right isn't librarian correct.
So *blah* to the whole thing, I printed it, I burned it to disk, I handed it all in.

Then I got 4 Shakespeare plays out on DVD to celebrate with.
And went to the UEA library to give back books and be free... but was then standing in a library so, er, has many more books now.

... I think every book called "How to write a script" should instead be renamed "How to not write a script yet feel good about your focus and productivity".
I had a stack that went from desk to above my head.
Now I only have 5. Clearly my willpower is mighty.

I hurt in many places now. It was already a joint pain day when I started. I'm going to curl up in a small ball and see if I can go back to sleep.

If libraries didn't weigh anything, possibly travelling through a series of tubes, life would be simpler.
Oh, look, shiny!
... okay, full of lolcats and distraction, but not as heavy.