July 15th-Papers are done!

I invite you to join me in the "paper's done" dance. It is a dance craze sweeping the nation, popularized by college students who are fighting the paper-writing blues with an exuberant happy dance when said papers are finished. Not to be confused with "paper's turned in" dance, which is also quite the phenomenon, the "paper's done" dance provides the perfect balance of released energy and bewildered stares from strangers to break free from the stifling confines of the library.
As you've probably guessed, I have just finished editing my papers for archaeology and history, meaning I can print them out and then put them away until handing them in during class tomorrow. I had quite an adventure trying to figure out how to print here, but I managed to figure out how to buy print credit and how not to use the WiFi printing service, so I'm just feeling rather accomplished today.
On a side note, paper in Ireland is not the same size as in America. Anyone who has gone through English with the lovely Ms. Beall will understand my shock as my carefully checked 1-inch margins printed off as... well, I haven't measured, but that's definitely not 1-inch all around.
On another side note, I've unfortunately realized that by this time next week, I will no longer be in Galway. Granted, I'll be landing in London, just hours away from meeting up with my wonderful mother and beginning our conquest of the UK, but still, it's a bit sad to be leaving this place.