Who told you to stop cutting?
Well, its been sufficiently long, such that all the news in here is old to me but, possibly, new to you, the devoted reader of this, my livejournal.
Biggest and most memorable news is that next semester, pending acceptance, I intend to transfer to UMBC and live in an apartment on or near campus with my girlfriend, Annie. Any extra money would be much appreciated.
Still no news regarding my major/future although all signs point to as much money as I can get my hands on. More on that later.
Classes are going well. My classes are:
POSC 112 - Honors Intro to American Politics: This class is alright, but the instructor tends to say fairly inflammatory and generalized statements that I wish he wouldn't
PHIL 111 - Intro to Philosophy: This class is easy, especially when it doesn't make me zone out, which is rarely.
PHSC(Physical Science) 100 - Cosmic Concepts: This is a very general science course that always seems to be easier than both I expect and my teacher lets on.
IDIS (Interdisciplinary Studies) 491 - The Mythology of the Planets: This is taught by the same prof. as my PHSC 100 class and is very confused, but not confusing. The book is overly detail oriented, making it a difficult read.
PHSC 101 - Measurement Lab: This is a very general and easy intro to all kinds of measurement, from yard sticks to geiger meters. So, no problem there.
That should add some much needed bulk to this post.
Things I have wanted to do recently:
-Try unicycling
-Keep my mind on one thing for an extended period of time
-Post (check)
-Have a computer that runs Linux
-Have more money (or an income) without having to lose homework time by getting a job
-Be able to read faster
More to come (but really, not really)
Biggest and most memorable news is that next semester, pending acceptance, I intend to transfer to UMBC and live in an apartment on or near campus with my girlfriend, Annie. Any extra money would be much appreciated.
Still no news regarding my major/future although all signs point to as much money as I can get my hands on. More on that later.
Classes are going well. My classes are:
POSC 112 - Honors Intro to American Politics: This class is alright, but the instructor tends to say fairly inflammatory and generalized statements that I wish he wouldn't
PHIL 111 - Intro to Philosophy: This class is easy, especially when it doesn't make me zone out, which is rarely.
PHSC(Physical Science) 100 - Cosmic Concepts: This is a very general science course that always seems to be easier than both I expect and my teacher lets on.
IDIS (Interdisciplinary Studies) 491 - The Mythology of the Planets: This is taught by the same prof. as my PHSC 100 class and is very confused, but not confusing. The book is overly detail oriented, making it a difficult read.
PHSC 101 - Measurement Lab: This is a very general and easy intro to all kinds of measurement, from yard sticks to geiger meters. So, no problem there.
That should add some much needed bulk to this post.
Things I have wanted to do recently:
-Try unicycling
-Keep my mind on one thing for an extended period of time
-Post (check)
-Have a computer that runs Linux
-Have more money (or an income) without having to lose homework time by getting a job
-Be able to read faster
More to come (but really, not really)