oh, thank goodness!

[sarahmichelef]

So I was getting really concerned that some of the very few things that had gotten lost in the move were a handful of copies that are REALLY SUPER-DUPER IMPORTANT for my dissertation. I knew I hadn't seen them, I knew that they were ones that I had out/accessible and that were carried from MA to NY in my backpack, but I just didn't know where they had ended up.

I just found them. Why articles about the theory of public and private were in the folder for articles about reality TV, I don't know. But I'm not complaining, because now I don't have to try to chase them down again.

Clearly this is a sign that I should have fleshed out my section on reality TV sooner.

Comments

[belmikey.livejournal.com]

Or else it's a sign that you shouldn't have a section on reality TV in the first place, on the theory that studying it only encourages it to continue to exist by making it seem like a valid phenomenon, whereas the only proper thing to do to reality TV is ignore it and lobotomise the people who produce it :-D

[alphasarah.livejournal.com]

yeah, but I can't exactly talk about changes in contemporary conceptions of public and private without addressing reality tv.

[ellid.livejournal.com]

But if you don't study reality TV, you'll miss such choice bits of Grand Guignol as the "GAWD WARRIOR!!!!!" having a meltdown during "Trading Spouses" a couple of weeks ago.

[greydora.livejournal.com]

well, i found my hat that i thought i lost in my move. nothing is more important than it. i am so relieved.