013. We're all going to die, we're all going to die

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Day Planner: 1 March - 15 March

Legend:
= Full Moon
= Holiday
= Assignment Due
= Exam

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Wednesday, 2 March:
History of Magic Essay To Be Completed
(Current progress: Roughly 75% completed)

Thursday, 3 March:

Friday, 4 March:
; History of Magic Essay Due Date

Saturday, 5 March:
; Full Moon

Sunday, 6 March:
Begin preparing for Transfiguration Exam

Monday, 7 March:
Write an outline in preparation for Transfiguration Exam

Tuesday, 8 March:
Continue preparing for Transfiguration Exam

Wednesday, 9 March:
Continue preparing for Transfiguration Exam

Thursday, 10 March:
; Birthday, aged 17
Continue preparing for Transfiguration Exam

Friday, 11 March:
; Transfiguration Exam

Satuday, 12 March:
TBA

Sunday, 13 March:
TBA

Monday, 14 March:
The Painted Veil due back at the Library by 9AM

Tuesday, 15 March:
TBA
(Fun?)


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Full Moon's coming up, and then I suppose my birthday's coming up. That's what we really need around here: an excuse to do something crazy, because nobody's been doing anything like that lately. Certainly not Sirius. Bugger, I'm really starting to worry about him. He just doesn't know when to quit, and I don't know how to get him to. Yes, we do need to fight this. I understand why he wants to, but I don't want him to get killed in the process. I don't think I could live with myself if I couldn't keep him from killing himself. Maybe we need help.

God knows that's not the only reason we need help, now.

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I can hardly believe it's already March. I wish February would have elected to stick around just a bit longer, but then, February has always been rather brief and flighty. Right temperamental, February.

Here's hoping March Madness doesn't settle in. There's enough of that going around as it is.

Have any of you read St. Augustine's City of God? I've been wanting to read it, since I just finished Confessions, but I also hear it's a very difficult read. I had wanted to see if people who read it, as a general rule, had wished that they'd researched anything before they read it. I mean, before I read Confessions, I read a few biographies, and that was very helpful. I especially enjoyed the books I read about his psychology, which were, I thought, fascinating. Not as much so as the book about Vergil's influences on his work, but certainly fascinating.

...which is, I'm sure, of paramount interest to all of you.

- Remus J. Lupin