He installed himself there, and having had some tea sallied forth.
I'm coming home tomorrow! Weather dot com says cold and snowy, just what I'm looking for. Andy, you'll be gone by then if I recall correctly, but Matt and Kraatz, you should be on the lookout. Doug will be coming as well.
I've got a number of goals and suggestions for this break:
1. Go on a two-night camping trip. I always want to do that, I'm fairly predictable.
2. Go to JJ's every day, this one's been in the works for a while.
3. You know that point in the night where it's getting late and we're all kind of tired? Normally, we shack up and watch a movie slash fall asleep. I think we should just skip that and go to sleep. It takes some amount of discipline to actually do it, but I am of the firm opinion that daylight is there for a reason, not the least of which is soccer.
4. Supposing we implement number 3, after I get home I have to resist the urge to surf the internet mindlessly for hours, it really is not worth it. That goes for you too Matt.
5. Supposing we implement numbers 3 and 4, we must then alleviate ourselves of that strange part of the day where we're sort of waking up and wandering around the house, but for some reason not calling anyone. Or at least I do.
6. Write some more. Also read some more.
7. Don't piss off my mom. Okay, that's obviously impossible.
8. Go to the cottage.
9. Prospect for the future site of my cabin land.
10. Hang out with my brother and meet his girlfriend (and make fun of her name (which is Macarena)).
11. Buy a gun. No really, we should go to the shooting range.
12. Say hi to the Moody parents. Make fun of Mrs. Moody. Cone off their driveway while I'm at it?
13. Go to the incredible Indian restaurant for lunch buffet.
14. Drink lots of coffee and smoke ONLY ONE cigar, but enjoy it, and make it a Davidoff if possible.
15. Visit young Schatticus Finch in Toronto. We could even take the bus, that would be fun!
There's probably more, but I'll cut it off there.
My Aunt Deborah said that she could get me a job in Macedonia or Ethiopia working for the Academy of Educational Development. This is a pretty exciting opportunity. I'm very torn between it and spending my last formal summer at home. Right now, I've got no idea.
I've got an economics final left, which I'm taking tonight. Sadly, the teacher for that class, who I really like, and who was the former head economist at the FCC, is leaving after this year.
I'm getting much better at writing essays and at writing in general. Also at public speaking and arguing.
I took a course on Supreme Court history with possibly my favorite teacher at Caltech, am very excited for taking second part next term. I've got to say, British Literature is... rather boring. Some people just love it though.
Cheers Gov.
I've got a number of goals and suggestions for this break:
1. Go on a two-night camping trip. I always want to do that, I'm fairly predictable.
2. Go to JJ's every day, this one's been in the works for a while.
3. You know that point in the night where it's getting late and we're all kind of tired? Normally, we shack up and watch a movie slash fall asleep. I think we should just skip that and go to sleep. It takes some amount of discipline to actually do it, but I am of the firm opinion that daylight is there for a reason, not the least of which is soccer.
4. Supposing we implement number 3, after I get home I have to resist the urge to surf the internet mindlessly for hours, it really is not worth it. That goes for you too Matt.
5. Supposing we implement numbers 3 and 4, we must then alleviate ourselves of that strange part of the day where we're sort of waking up and wandering around the house, but for some reason not calling anyone. Or at least I do.
6. Write some more. Also read some more.
7. Don't piss off my mom. Okay, that's obviously impossible.
8. Go to the cottage.
9. Prospect for the future site of my cabin land.
10. Hang out with my brother and meet his girlfriend (and make fun of her name (which is Macarena)).
11. Buy a gun. No really, we should go to the shooting range.
12. Say hi to the Moody parents. Make fun of Mrs. Moody. Cone off their driveway while I'm at it?
13. Go to the incredible Indian restaurant for lunch buffet.
14. Drink lots of coffee and smoke ONLY ONE cigar, but enjoy it, and make it a Davidoff if possible.
15. Visit young Schatticus Finch in Toronto. We could even take the bus, that would be fun!
There's probably more, but I'll cut it off there.
My Aunt Deborah said that she could get me a job in Macedonia or Ethiopia working for the Academy of Educational Development. This is a pretty exciting opportunity. I'm very torn between it and spending my last formal summer at home. Right now, I've got no idea.
I've got an economics final left, which I'm taking tonight. Sadly, the teacher for that class, who I really like, and who was the former head economist at the FCC, is leaving after this year.
I'm getting much better at writing essays and at writing in general. Also at public speaking and arguing.
I took a course on Supreme Court history with possibly my favorite teacher at Caltech, am very excited for taking second part next term. I've got to say, British Literature is... rather boring. Some people just love it though.
Cheers Gov.