Yay for canceled classes?

Didn't want to go to Astronomy today (I've been exhausted; didn't sleep well last night because Mom had to head to the emergency room due to a gas/air pocket after her colonoscopy--she's fine--and I kept waking up until she got home), but I dragged msyelf out. Got all the way to class after buying myself a soda, and the class was canceled. I was highly annoyed and brought myself back home. There needs to be an e-mail system or something whenever someone cancels a class. It wasn't that big a deal last week, since I had a class in the afternoon to go to and I had to be at the school anyway, but I just went to school for no reason. Anyone registered for a class that gets canceled should get an e-mail to their school e-mail address. If they don't read it, that's their problem.

The UPside to that is I finished my second comic page copy for Graphic Narrative. Holy crap, it was a lot of work, but you know what? It looks awesome. I messed up in a few places, but it's nothing noticeable unless you really compare the two images. And the point to these copies is to warm us up, not to produce flawless copies. So anyway, now I have to write my full script for the first page of the comic I'm going to create, and then I'm more or less done. I still have to ready the chapter on Post-Impressionism for Art History, but that's easy compared to the work for GN!

ANYWAY. Script time.

AND...

... rejected by Mount Holyoke. :/ At least the letter was nice. It was a rejection, but also said if I want, I should reapply in the future after taking more classes, and to contact them if I need advice on said classes. Smith releases its decisions tomorrow apparently, although I'm not sure that's for Ada Comstock students as well. Can't say I'm looking forward to it; their nontraditional student program has even less spaces than the Frances Perkins program.

Boo.