This is odd

I don't have much homework to do (read 25 pages of data about burials and enter it into Access). And it comes at a great time because I'm dealing with some major congestion in my sinuses so I haven't slept very much in the past few days. Don't really know why it had to kick in now. Oh well. I'm hopped up on all sorts of OTC meds to try to get rid of this junk.

Anyways, tonight in class we were trying to make room for everyone. One of my classmates was sitting in between the two tables that are in the room (there's sixteen of us that have to fit around the table) and said that he didn't want to scoot over too much because he liked his spot. I don't know if it's because of all the medicine I'm on right now or I'm just that witty, but I asked him if he chose to sat there because he enjoys the liminality of the tables. Anthropology joke! For the non-anthropologist readers, the definition of liminality from dictionary.com is "the transitional period or phase of a rite of passage, during which the participant lacks social status or rank, remains anonymous, shows obedience and humility, and follows prescribed forms of conduct, dress, etc." Maybe I've been studying anthropology too much lately.