"Find me an infant that can handle a sword and I will fight it!"
Just got back from Lexington tonight. Has lunch with Mueller, themarksmith, Brett, and Reesor, then stayed the MüllSmith's dorm and chattigated/did some chemistry. I also introduced the like to the wonders of Steven Lynch and Jon Stewart. Then we went to dinner, where Matt and I had a heated debate over whether a monkey or a baby would be a better opponent in a duel (hence the title of this entry). I met up with Brian, too, at dinner, and we all played piano/guitar/hardwood drums. Such a nice time; my mind harkens back to Reynolds days and AP English.
I've promised myself that, by the end of the (school)year, I will have read all of Shakespeare's plays. Make sure I'm keeping my promise!
God, I loved Lexington. You may think that Vanderbilt has, on average, smarter people. You're probably right, but the atmosphere, to me, at least, is a little off. I found the right atmosphere tonight, and, whether you're surrounded by idiots or not, if you have that atmosphere you'll be all right.
Working on Chemistry now, for that test on Friday I never studied for. I'm enjoying this studying, too, because it's what I want to do. Go freedom of choice.
I also updated my journal's colour scheme. You know, to match the winter months.
I've promised myself that, by the end of the (school)year, I will have read all of Shakespeare's plays. Make sure I'm keeping my promise!
God, I loved Lexington. You may think that Vanderbilt has, on average, smarter people. You're probably right, but the atmosphere, to me, at least, is a little off. I found the right atmosphere tonight, and, whether you're surrounded by idiots or not, if you have that atmosphere you'll be all right.
Working on Chemistry now, for that test on Friday I never studied for. I'm enjoying this studying, too, because it's what I want to do. Go freedom of choice.
I also updated my journal's colour scheme. You know, to match the winter months.