Quid vides. Nihil videmus.

Oh! I can translate that sentence! I think...

Two exams down, five to go.

Latin was this morning, and I actually feel fairly secure about it. I didn't ace it, for sure, but I was able to answer all the questions. I'm pretty sure I didn't fail :P

Philosophy was then in the afternoon, and was good. I don't think I aced that one either, but I was able to answer most of the questions, in a reasonably coherent manner, and I wrote a 9 page essay in an hour and a half. *big grin* That was actually rather amusing. Last time most everyone left the exam after an hour and 45 minutes, and I was in there writing alone for the last hour. This time, we were all in there up to the last five minutes, and people were coming out of the exam saying things like "I had more to say, but my hand gave out." The essay was on A big idea you might talk to people about. A nice lot of room for writing there, eh? :D I think I wrote about a page and a half in the last 5 minutes, wherein I touched on utilitarianism, Hume, Post-modernism, and a two sentence conclusion. I also wrote the last four pages under the motivation of the tea that professor Tingley made for us. It was really nice; he noticed that a lot of the students had not eaten lunch, and made us a pot of tea. By the time I took a cup it had been steeping for almost two hours, so that it was very dark brown and had a smoky flavour. I added a spoonful of sugar, and was rejuvenated!

And then I came out of class, shaking slightly from focusing for that long, and found that Air Canada finally had sent me some money for losing my baggage. So I can ship my books and blankets back home, and still have some money left over to do fun stuff during marking week.

We're going to the symphony tonight, should be fun.

Must let Rach's Other Half have the computer to research his art pieces. *bows*