Oh, archaeology essay. If I start footnoting my footnotes, someone stage an intervention. *wrests self back on track* I am tapping along just fine on this one, but given my tendency to run over word-count, it's the linguistics one I have to write in its entirety this evening/tonight/tomorrow morning that I'm worried about. Oh well, at least Crazy Linguistics Professor did say that lol, linguistics essays don't have to be 3,000 words, that's for the Spanish Novel tossers, word tables and diagrams are cool.

So.

I'm amazed at how coherent this linguistics essay¹ looks on the surface, considering I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT LINGUISTICS.

¹An explanation of the loss of Latin² case endings w/r/t nouns and adjectives in the evolution of Spanish.

²WHICH I DON'T SPEAK.