The wrong kind of right or the right kind of wrong? I am confused

[sweetprince]

Ahah! You know that paper I wrote for my class that I swore to you was the worst piece of writing I had ever signed my name on? And all of you people chimed in saying "it couldn't be that bad" (which I am very grateful for and somewhat surprised by your unending faith in me)?

Well I was vindicated! I got a C- on it, the worst grade I have ever recieved on something I wrote EVAR! *does a little dance* Yeah, um, clearly I shouldn't be so happy that it was such an awful paper and I'm probably going to fail the class now, BUT I AM. I don't know why.

Joy. No seriously. I am not being sarcastic. I think there was something liberating about that. Although now I'm quite sure my TA thinks I lack a brain. Well...that might be a little harsh. Maybe he only thinks I lack a functioning brain.

Also, if I made you a mix (xtinethepirate, brokenbacktango, bananafish THIS MEANS YOU!), you are supposed to give me feedback on it. I would very much like to know what songs you actually enjoyed.

Oki? Oki. Caity says I'm just grumpy because I'm on the rag. She's probably right.

Comments

[brokenbacktango.livejournal.com]

*salutes* Aye aye! Sorry for the lateness, I admit to dragging my feet a bit.

I know how you feel about your grade. Feeling vindicated about a bad assessment is a weird thing indeed, but something I've felt before. A lot. I could go into why I think that is, but that's a discussion better left on a couch in the psychiatrist's office :)

[kyuubikitsune.livejournal.com]

Hey, it might be the worst grade that you ever received, but it's not the worst grade ever. Could be worse, right? Will you really fail your class because of it? I hope not.

But if your mood is better, i suppose something good came out of it after all. I am glad you are looking at the whole paper thing with lighter attitude.