When I awoke this morning, the realisation had dawned on me, literally. It was dawn. It meant I had 38 hours in which to present my usual two-hour lecture and two tutorials on Monday, as well as a guest seminar (about three hours) and an assignment due at midnight. I might try and squeeze in a couple of hours of orchestra rehearsal too, tomorrow night. Good thing I've cancelled Chicago (which was also due this week).
With this much reading, writing, thinking including strict deadlines, I don't quite trust myself to hang around the house and work...far too many distractions. The simple answer is: back to the library, the scene of yesterday's spy claims...
And so off I went, knowing full well that I would stick to the task if I didn't give myself any temptations to wander the cultural precinct again. And that meant leaving the camera at home.
But not before I managed a quick study of some of the gum leaves that had fallen on the verandah overnight.
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| Me and my shadow |
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| Looking for the gumnut babies |
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| How it has fallen 1 |
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| How it has fallen 2 |
Perfect day to be turning over a new/old leaf as far as my study and research goes...it's all hand-in-hand really, like gumnuts in a pod.
There are 29 hours left...
[Camera : Canon EOS 60D, 28-80mm, 7.48am-7.56am]
