

Anyway, none of the places available down by school have been this nice --- the floors are bowed and the overall building frames seem warped. But, still. Le sigh.
Not much else to report except that I might go stir crazy in the next few hours, having been home working, and then "working," for a couple days now. I was supposed to be writing the end of my last section and then the conclusion, but I glanced at my ILL book pile and realized I was going to have to send stuff back pretty soon, and I know I need these. So I have been in an orgy of reading until my eyeballs fall out of my head. You would be shocked at how quickly reading shit gets old. Clearly I have burned out all my intellectual circuits, or my persistence-circuits, or something. I intend to pack up all my stuff and drive out to Starbucks tomorrow, come hell or high water, just to have a new location and maybe talk to some people. Unless, of course, I go stark raving mad first. Gotta keep my options open.
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I find that if in a rush photographing ILL books is a good way to keep a copy, without creating piles of photocopies.
As a brilliant grad school colleague shared with me when she was doing her comps (which included reading a ton of material, natch): it's amazing what you can learn about a book in an hour.
I too do the photocopying thing. Sometimes the last minute rush to turn the ILL book back in is the first time I look at it, I'm sorry to say.
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