I have until I leave the country to write a thesis proposal and literature review for said thesis. This gives me, at this point, three months to write maybe twenty pages. 20. I once wrote about 65 pages in three weeks, and still managed to knit in my free-time. It's a little tough to get myself moving on this process, despite the fifteen or so books I need to read in order to write the lit. review. If you include source books, about thirty. So I make lists on the months-passed day calender sheets. In one week (ie, by next Saturday), I hope to:
- read Peter Pan
- read Through the Looking Glass
- read The Wizard of Oz
- acquire and read Ozma of Oz
- read at least three printed articles (but preferably everything printed)
- write lit. review stuff for all articles (re)read
- find articles about bildungsroman and women/girls (I was told very briefly in a class years ago that novels about girls cannot be considered a bildungsroman or coming-of-age/development novel. The intent of the genre is an escape from family and home. Girl's novels are about the submission to the family and home. Now I need to see if someone actually made this argument somewhere.)
- spin a tuft
- make at least 4 more coffee sleeves
- check with Korea about documents by the end of the week, if not heard back
- get boyfriend measured for tuxedo (for the wedding I made the shawl for)
- buy yarn for a yoga bag for one friend, and appropriately sized needles for various upcoming projects
- block and maybe actually complete one day Camden
