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Oct. 29th, 2004 08:38 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
marathoner452Woo-eee, not sure what got into me with that last post. But now I've had a long dinner with Erin and I'm much more awake and down-to-earth again. Maybe even ready for some homework on a Friday night. :-)
What I have to do this weekend:
Finish Montaillou, this book I have to read for my history research methods class. Yay!
Read my Key West slavery book in hopes of making progress on my SMP. And take notes on primary sources. And while I'm thinking of my SMP, I need to email the Leonardtown library and ask what their hours are and if they have a copy of the 1870/1880 county census. And I need to email someone or other at the Library of Congress and ask if they have old Key West newspapers, and see what their hours are over Thanksgiving. And find out more about slavery down here in southern Maryland from the people over in Historic.
Tack up the rest of the history club event flyers.
Start my next history paper-oral history techniques and my SMP. Fun fun fun.
Read for Values Inquiry, and come up with semi-intelligible answers regarding Tolstoy and Gandhi's theories of non-violence.
Run the 489/Matapany Rd. loop (probably about 6 miles).
Bike up to church on Sunday, provided the weather isn't too yucky.
Write a 5-page paper on my interview with Adrien, a student from Senegal.
Busy busy busy. Time for me to get back to work.
~Bethany
What I have to do this weekend:
Finish Montaillou, this book I have to read for my history research methods class. Yay!
Read my Key West slavery book in hopes of making progress on my SMP. And take notes on primary sources. And while I'm thinking of my SMP, I need to email the Leonardtown library and ask what their hours are and if they have a copy of the 1870/1880 county census. And I need to email someone or other at the Library of Congress and ask if they have old Key West newspapers, and see what their hours are over Thanksgiving. And find out more about slavery down here in southern Maryland from the people over in Historic.
Tack up the rest of the history club event flyers.
Start my next history paper-oral history techniques and my SMP. Fun fun fun.
Read for Values Inquiry, and come up with semi-intelligible answers regarding Tolstoy and Gandhi's theories of non-violence.
Run the 489/Matapany Rd. loop (probably about 6 miles).
Bike up to church on Sunday, provided the weather isn't too yucky.
Write a 5-page paper on my interview with Adrien, a student from Senegal.
Busy busy busy. Time for me to get back to work.
~Bethany
