urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:llieno Look again... Elle 2038-01-19T03:14:07Z urn:lj:livejournal.com:atom1:llieno:596456 2038-01-19T03:14:07Z 2038-01-19T03:14:07Z Sooo, I finally have my timetable.<br /><br />Monday 27th April - Finalisation of Dissertation. Possibly the most stressful day of my educational career. There's a Berlin revision class too, but I'm not sure I'll feel able to attend.<br />Tuesday 28th April - Hand in Dissertation in morning. Would spend afternoon celebrating and possibly drinking a lot but...<br />Wednesday 29th April - German Oral exam. Scary. But I know I'm not going to do amazingly, so I'll just try and be 'good' and not worry too much.<br />29/4 - 10/5: REVISE<br />Friday 8th May - German listening. This does not worry me too much.<br />Monday 11th May - Berlin. This is the big one, worth more than any of the other exams, and almost 4 hours long. Thank goodness I get do research beforehand, however...<br />Tuesday 12th May - Holocaust. Coming the day after Berlin is problematic. This one needs a lot of research as well, as does...<br />Wednesday 13th May - GDR Literature. At least this one I can blag if it comes down to it. In the afternoon, celebrate that the trio are over, but since Holly has exams on the 14th and 15th...<br />Friday 15th May - Celebrate the end of Exam Week and Holly's birthday. Drink a lot, probably.<br />Monday 18th May - Holly's birthday visit to Thorpe Park.<br />Thursday 21st May - Translation. Not really one I can revise for that much, and the same goes for...<br />Friday 22nd May - German Essays. But this is my last exam. Of my degree. This is the last nightmare before freedom. The evening will be crazy, and the weekend after will be burnout.<br /><br />So at least I avoid a clash, even if my research exams are on three consecutive days. Had I done Romanticism instead of Holocaust, my 11th May would be Hell on Earth. I am really worried that all exams bar the Oral and Translation are at 9:30am. I am terrified I am going to oversleep, or at least wake up at 9:20 and have to rush to the exam with no breakfast or last-minute revision. I miss afternoon exams where you spend the morning in Cafe Jules revising over coffee...<br /><br />Truth is, though, when it gets to the 29th, I will relax. This dissertation worries me more than any of the exams do, and is actually worth more than any of the exams as well.<br /><br />----<br /><br />We watched <i>Death Mills</i> in our last Holocaust seminar today. I spent most of the film looking at my notebook. One corpse is enough to upset me, let alone thousands. I really wanted to cry, but I was too shocked to do so.