u/JinxyPurrbox

So I’m taking ANTHROP 1AA3 - Intro to Anthropology (Sex, Food and Death) this spring term. Because the spring term is an accelerated format, and I am taking 2 other classes along with this one, I am struggling to find enough time to do ALL assigned readings, documentaries, lectures and videos. The movies are a big chunk of my time I could be using to catch up on my notes, or write my essay I only have a week to write.

Basically, my question is how relevant are the movies/documentaries assigned in the course when it comes to the tests? Anything in this course is fair game, including these documentaries and I want to know how much it’s really worth to watch all of them.

Thanks!

Edit: I put 1A03 instead of 1AA3 my bad

My boyfriend and I are playing stardew together (co-op). We decided to have a baby, and all was well. Until it asked us again. We said yes, since our baby was out of the crib but it ended up putting the baby in my house (which we use as a storage shed and use his house as OUR house). Shed baby. We had a shed baby. Our solution was to wait until the baby was out and turn him into doves (rip) but the game asked us again if we wanted a baby. We said yes, assuming the baby would appear in the unoccupied crib in our house. No. It appeared in the shed on top of the original shed baby. Now we have two shed babies. We ended up getting both children doved (rip) and started again, finally removing the crib from the shed. This is where it gets weird. The game asked us yet again if we wanted a baby. Yes. What happens when the baby is born? It’s in the shed. Another shed baby. No crib. Just floating in mid air. I am at a loss. I just want a baby but I’m starting to think maybe our cute little farm couple is just infertile or keeps giving birth on a super bad luck day. HELP.

Edit: I have posted a picture of our current shed baby who is floating in the corner right now somewhere in the comments for all who are interested