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karasumaakaneMy powers of procrastination amaze me. However, I'm getting a lot of things done tonight and hopfully sleeping a little bit before my 11am class. I started to get tried, so I'm taking a break to write an entry and munch on ramen.
I got a letter at the apartment and in the dorm saying that I need to have shots if I want to contnue to live in the dorms. You could have told me that before I moved in, but that would have been too easy. Hell, I'm not even sure if I want to live in the dorms in the fall semester. Odds are that I would (a) room with someone I don't know or (b) get a single dorm room, but those are more expensive. I guess my living choice will depend on my schedule of classes. Oh! By some stroke of luck, possibly from some faculty and student complaints, they are offering a night class of Desktop Publishing in the fall. Joy! They originally said they were not going to offer another one till spring of 2007, but they lied. It makes me happy - especially since I need that class to graduate. They are also offering a German 110 classes in the fall (which I have taken), but there's not guarntee that a German 210 class will follow in spring. I still need to talk to my advisor about that.
Mental note: I need to make an appointment with my advisor.
I had a chat with Kitty on Friday about next fall. The decision is still between Iowa and Hawaii. It makes me sad to see her struggle so badly on making a choice. Reminds me of my panic attack days in high school when you had to 'choose your life'. She wants to go to Hawaii and study, but starts to freak out about all the things she'll have to leave here. I don't blame her. I started to freak out when I realized my time at Maple Woods was almost up. I made the easy choice and went to a school relatively close by for various reasons. Now I am the one that will be left behind. That thought makes me a little sad, but I am lucky enough to have three wonderful friends that will grow into even more wonderous people because of the adventures they are taking. That I am sure of.
Ahhhhh, good cheese... I offically hate all English literature written within the 1660 to 1800 time period. So BORING!!!!!!! >_< I shit you not - I almost fall asleep everytime I try to read this crap. I said it! It's C-R-A-P. I would rather be reading Shakespeare. At least Shakespeare's work is engaging and without an ass-load of references to other crappy works of the time period. If at all possible, I am never taking another literature/history class again as long as I live. Especially if it meets one a week for three hours. *twitch, twitch* After this semester, I say fuck that.
Sometimes, when Hikaru sings, I want to stab myself in the eardrums...
Captain's Log, Star Date 7896.35-2:
I have entered the fourth week since the injury to my shoulder. On the anniversary of the separation (Saturday) I attened a Seminar and that, ladies and gentle-aliens, is addiction at its finest. Most of the material that was shown I couldn't do, or rather wasn't allowed to do. The GM told me if I hurt my shoulder again while in training he would kill me himself. He made this declaration in class one night, so all of the other masters will not lay a hand on me because they don't want to be responsible. One of the white belts at the Seminar remarked that it must suck to pay for the seminar, but only to be there as a teacher. On the contrary, my simple minded n00b, while I was helping your group I watched everything the advanced group did. I win. Though I did feel bad when all of the masters were called out into the hallway and I was the only one not tired and/or out of breath. When the six to eight weeks are over I will rejoice by beating people (and getting beat) skillfully and bowling. Oh, let that day come swiftly. Until then I will ninja into the background so the GM can worry about his other students that can actually do stuff. Akane Out.
[EDIT] YamaPi is so freaking cute!! He waved and shouted, "Kazuya!" at the screen of a recording Kame did when talking about Mr. X in a Shounen Club episode I downloaded. So cute! XD
I got a letter at the apartment and in the dorm saying that I need to have shots if I want to contnue to live in the dorms. You could have told me that before I moved in, but that would have been too easy. Hell, I'm not even sure if I want to live in the dorms in the fall semester. Odds are that I would (a) room with someone I don't know or (b) get a single dorm room, but those are more expensive. I guess my living choice will depend on my schedule of classes. Oh! By some stroke of luck, possibly from some faculty and student complaints, they are offering a night class of Desktop Publishing in the fall. Joy! They originally said they were not going to offer another one till spring of 2007, but they lied. It makes me happy - especially since I need that class to graduate. They are also offering a German 110 classes in the fall (which I have taken), but there's not guarntee that a German 210 class will follow in spring. I still need to talk to my advisor about that.
Mental note: I need to make an appointment with my advisor.
I had a chat with Kitty on Friday about next fall. The decision is still between Iowa and Hawaii. It makes me sad to see her struggle so badly on making a choice. Reminds me of my panic attack days in high school when you had to 'choose your life'. She wants to go to Hawaii and study, but starts to freak out about all the things she'll have to leave here. I don't blame her. I started to freak out when I realized my time at Maple Woods was almost up. I made the easy choice and went to a school relatively close by for various reasons. Now I am the one that will be left behind. That thought makes me a little sad, but I am lucky enough to have three wonderful friends that will grow into even more wonderous people because of the adventures they are taking. That I am sure of.
Ahhhhh, good cheese... I offically hate all English literature written within the 1660 to 1800 time period. So BORING!!!!!!! >_< I shit you not - I almost fall asleep everytime I try to read this crap. I said it! It's C-R-A-P. I would rather be reading Shakespeare. At least Shakespeare's work is engaging and without an ass-load of references to other crappy works of the time period. If at all possible, I am never taking another literature/history class again as long as I live. Especially if it meets one a week for three hours. *twitch, twitch* After this semester, I say fuck that.
Sometimes, when Hikaru sings, I want to stab myself in the eardrums...
Captain's Log, Star Date 7896.35-2:
I have entered the fourth week since the injury to my shoulder. On the anniversary of the separation (Saturday) I attened a Seminar and that, ladies and gentle-aliens, is addiction at its finest. Most of the material that was shown I couldn't do, or rather wasn't allowed to do. The GM told me if I hurt my shoulder again while in training he would kill me himself. He made this declaration in class one night, so all of the other masters will not lay a hand on me because they don't want to be responsible. One of the white belts at the Seminar remarked that it must suck to pay for the seminar, but only to be there as a teacher. On the contrary, my simple minded n00b, while I was helping your group I watched everything the advanced group did. I win. Though I did feel bad when all of the masters were called out into the hallway and I was the only one not tired and/or out of breath. When the six to eight weeks are over I will rejoice by beating people (and getting beat) skillfully and bowling. Oh, let that day come swiftly. Until then I will ninja into the background so the GM can worry about his other students that can actually do stuff. Akane Out.
[EDIT] YamaPi is so freaking cute!! He waved and shouted, "Kazuya!" at the screen of a recording Kame did when talking about Mr. X in a Shounen Club episode I downloaded. So cute! XD
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Date: 2006-04-03 08:08 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-04-03 09:40 am (UTC)*whimpers* We're on the English Romanticism unit in my Inerp of Lit class. I'm dying reading about all that poetic death.
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Date: 2006-04-04 12:06 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2006-04-04 12:07 am (UTC)Haha! That sentence struck me as hilarious for some reason. *chuckles to self*