solitaire...
i could be reading 400 more pages on MLK tonight...or i could continue my current obsession with solitaire...on the average day - like today - i might mull over a few ideas while alternatingly-stacking cards in their proper red/black sequence...it is numbing...but i am convinced it helps strengthen my critical thinking skills...
suppose: un-solitaire phases in my academic career have been slothful...unimaginative...lacking in depth...grades produced were not bad...but they were not in the magic (+) category...
consider: current solitaire phase...productive...clear and concise...extremely interdisciplinarian...creative...grades are good...
i've been thinking... just as the end draws nigh it seems that i have finally gotten the hang of how to make all the academic requirements happen...or, it is just a by-product of my current solitaire phase...either way, i should have 1) kept a constant solitaire phase steady for the last three years... or 2) convinced myself that the end is always today so that my production rate looks like a solitaire phase...
really, it's complicated... i should get back to the civil rights movement...
posted by Monica @ 10:12 PM
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If solitaire is a boon to your academic career, you should get into Free Cell; you'll have earned your doctorate in no time.
maybe that is why they equip all computers with packaged "critical thinking" game packages...i was playing the old fashioned way until i realized i had an electronic version...i miss shuffling...
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