what's new?

• ✔ sept. 7: emily wilson lecture @ 4:00
• ✔ sept. 14: gravitational waves day!
• ✔ sept. 14: white boy rick release (!!)
• ✔ sept. 14: three identical strangers @ campus theatre
• ✔ sept. 15: white boy rick @ 4:25
• ✔ sept. 16: work backstage @ 3:00
• ✔ sept. 18: first latin exam
• ✔ sept. 18: graduate school lunch @ noon
• ✔ sept. 21: the sisters brothers release (!!!!!!)
• ✔ sept. 21: symphonic band concert @ 7:30
• ✔ sept. 22: autumnal equinox — first day of fall!
• ✔ sept. 22: every flavor macaron day @ tastecraft
• ✔ sept. 22: acapella concert @ 1:30
• ✔ sept. 26: the graduate @ the campus theatre
• ✔ sept. 28: the death & life of john f. donovan release (!!)
• ✔ sept. 29: work 9:30-noon @ observatory
• ✔ sept. 29: national coffee day

goals

• ✔ continue to explore town
• begin grad school application process
• gain proficiency in using photoshop

new lists

• thursday lectures attended
• must-read classics texts

obsessions

• taking books from the free book shelf in the spanish department and reading through them
• tea!! esp. english breakfast
• studying at the cafe with a cup of coffee
• science + astronomy magazines
• honey-drizzled toast
• documentaries on the big screen
• earl grey macarons

inspirations

• emily wilson
• anne carson

discoveries

• due to the precession of the equinoxes, the pole star will be vega in the year 13,700 AD
• the first gravitational wave was discovered on september 14, 2015
• the banach–tarski paradox is a theorem in set-theoretic geometry, which states the following: given a solid ball in 3‑dimensional space, there exists a decomposition of the ball into a finite number of disjoint subsets, which can then be put back together in a different way to yield two identical copies of the original ball

writing

• the maw of the sea
  • string quartet
• an awakening in the cemetery
  • string quartet
• the final frontier?
  • sound collage
• final fantasy trailer
  • videogame scoring

crushes

• gabe ↬ the office
• henry winter ↬ the secret history

quotes

• ❝ truditur dies die, novaeque pergunt interire lunae. ❞ — horace