Quick entry before I go back to bed

[3rdragon]

Okay, dreaming about meeting with profs to discuss my class schedule probably means that I should send out the e-mails, decide that I'm definitely taking what I'm taking, figure out when I'm supposed to register (and what to do if I have class during that time . . . 8:00am there is 2:00pm here, and I have class 1-2:30pm every day except Friday.), and ignore it until then. I mean, it was a good dream-meeting, but it's the principle of the thing.

There was something else I was going to say here. I don't remember what it was, though.

At any rate, there's a religion class next semester on the Inklings (Tolkien and Lewis and ~Sayers and some others). It sounds really cool and I'm pretty definitely taking it.

On the subject of classes, can someone please convince Bill Oram that he really needs to teach a class on fantasy. He was talking about thinking about it when we helped him move over spring break last year.

Comments

[bookaddict88.livejournal.com]

I've been spending tons of time trying to figure out my schedule when I go back! I'm still not quite sure what I want to take. Thankfully, my school makes it easy to know when you have to register, as it's all on the website, so I don't have to worry about that. And for once, I won't have to wake up at 6 in the morning to try to make sure I get all my classes! I don't have class at 1pm, either, so that works out well.

The English department at Baylor occasionally offers a class on the "Oxford Christians", which I'd love to take when it's next offered if possible. It covers Tolkien and Lewis, as well as "other members of the group known as the Oxford Christians", which I assume means basically the same thing as the Inklings.

And it would be amazing if my school offered a class on fantasy!

Oh, speaking of fantasy, I picked up the Artemis Fowl book you sent me yesterday. Thanks much!

[estelwen.livejournal.com]

I took that religion class on the Inklings. Way awesome.
Also, the prof let me write a term paper on light imagery in the names of elf-women.