Get some rest.
That's all.
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Monday, February 15, 2016
"Simple folk never sense the devil's presence, not even when his hands are on their throats." -Mephistopheles, Faust.
Greetings.
On this day we studied the wonderfully illustrative and sarcastic texts of Canterbury Tales. In addition we discussed some questions regarding the textbook.
Your task at hand is to carefully study the texts, do the questions for the character and stop at the Pardoner.
"There, as chance wills, let pain and pleasure, success and frustration, alternate; unceasing activity alone reveals our worth."
Go and do likewise, my good friends.
On this day we studied the wonderfully illustrative and sarcastic texts of Canterbury Tales. In addition we discussed some questions regarding the textbook.
Your task at hand is to carefully study the texts, do the questions for the character and stop at the Pardoner.
"There, as chance wills, let pain and pleasure, success and frustration, alternate; unceasing activity alone reveals our worth."
Go and do likewise, my good friends.
Friday, February 12, 2016
Thank St. Loy It's Friday!
Today we discussed the Nun, the Monk, and the Friar of Canterbury Tales, and went over the Merchant and the Oxford Cleric.
Your homework is:
Read and do the questions for the characters up to (and including) the Doctor
Might I remind you our blog has yet to be titled...
Don't complain!
Hello, I am back at day one. This morning I complained about the natural, fluoride toothpaste my husband bought made with tea-tree oil. To be fair, it is quite unpleasant (not a complaint, just my personal preference). As soon as the words came out of my mouth, I knew it was time to reset the days....
Good luck on this most challenging of challenges!
Hello, I am back at day one. This morning I complained about the natural, fluoride toothpaste my husband bought made with tea-tree oil. To be fair, it is quite unpleasant (not a complaint, just my personal preference). As soon as the words came out of my mouth, I knew it was time to reset the days....
Good luck on this most challenging of challenges!
Thursday, February 11, 2016
Toknight's Homework
Tomorrow's early Valentine's Day at Carver!
We had the last full-length class of the week today, in which we read (or at least, tried to) some Old English, Geoffrey Chaucer's biography, and started reading the prologue of The Canterbury Tales.
Your homework tonight is to finish reading the introduction of the Medieval Period section in the textbook and complete questions #7-10 on page 54 AND to read the nun, monk, and friar's character introductions in The Canterbury Tales and answer their corresponding questions in the Canterbury Tales handouts.
We had the last full-length class of the week today, in which we read (or at least, tried to) some Old English, Geoffrey Chaucer's biography, and started reading the prologue of The Canterbury Tales.
Your homework tonight is to finish reading the introduction of the Medieval Period section in the textbook and complete questions #7-10 on page 54 AND to read the nun, monk, and friar's character introductions in The Canterbury Tales and answer their corresponding questions in the Canterbury Tales handouts.
Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Wacky Wednesday
Today's class we wrapped up Beowulf by watching the animated interpretation. Your homework for tonight is to start reading "The Old English Period", found on page 41. Please read up until "The Crusades" (page 50) and answer questions #1-6 (page 54).
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
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