I am a zombie
Sep. 22nd, 2004 04:54 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
theatokosI went to the city today for a working rehearsal of the San Fransisco Symphony. I got to hear all of Stravinksy's Le Sacre du Printemps and the tail end of his Fire Bird, as well as two movements of Tchaikovsky's second symphony. Oh so good. Incredible conducting. Michael Tilson Thomas, the conductor, even did the first moevement of Le Sacre... *with his score closed.*
But I am a zombie now, after my morning in the city and my long walk in the sun to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
epymetheus's work place for lunch. We wandered around SBC Park. It looks a lot like Safeco Field in Seattle. I had little fantasies of living back in Capital Hill on the BART ride back to the Easy Bay.
Had a long talk with a professor/friend here, GJ we call him. He encouraged me to apply at Cal for a PhD program. After some research I have discovered that Cal doesn't have a PhD in religious studies. The only thing close enough is history and....... no. So. That takes care of that. However, I have been narrowing down thesis ideas. How does looking at Mary's appropriation of celtic goddess myhtology and symbols in early Christian Ireland sound? Sounds managable and interesting. Maybe GJ will be on my thesis committee. (I'm thinking out loud now) And maybe Joe, my Mary class teacher. And maybe Rosemary Radford Ruether- a girl can dream can't she?
I am looking forward to french fries and coleslaw in the cafeteria tonight.
But I am a zombie now, after my morning in the city and my long walk in the sun to
epymetheus's work place for lunch. We wandered around SBC Park. It looks a lot like Safeco Field in Seattle. I had little fantasies of living back in Capital Hill on the BART ride back to the Easy Bay. Had a long talk with a professor/friend here, GJ we call him. He encouraged me to apply at Cal for a PhD program. After some research I have discovered that Cal doesn't have a PhD in religious studies. The only thing close enough is history and....... no. So. That takes care of that. However, I have been narrowing down thesis ideas. How does looking at Mary's appropriation of celtic goddess myhtology and symbols in early Christian Ireland sound? Sounds managable and interesting. Maybe GJ will be on my thesis committee. (I'm thinking out loud now) And maybe Joe, my Mary class teacher. And maybe Rosemary Radford Ruether- a girl can dream can't she?
I am looking forward to french fries and coleslaw in the cafeteria tonight.