robot turtles don't say "ribbit!"?
There's a time for moments and a time for telling stories. Last night was the latter. I just wish I'd had some to tell. Or, even moreso, that others had more to tell. Or that there was a consensus on how to go about the telling. Or a consensus to tell at all. I want to hear more about foreign places. Every time I hear about foreign places I get all excited. The world just seems... bigger. And I don't care what the girlfriends of the sweet guys say, bigger is better. Thanks to Jess it was a fun night, and Rocky Horror never seemed more entertaining.
Ah, we the overjoyed. Next semester is going to be quite hellish.
MUSIC 121 001 BEGIN CLASS VOICE 1 BROOK 115 9:05-9:55M Rowell Melanie G.
BIOL L 103 044 GENERAL BIOL I LAB 0 LONG 316 6:35-9:35W PM
BIOL 103 005 GENERAL BIOLOGY I 4 BRACK 100 12:30-1:45TTH Ruppert Mariette V
HIST 173 003 WESTERN CIVILIZATION 3 HARDN 232 11:00-12:15TTH McKale Donald M
HIST 198 001 CURRENT HISTORY 1 ? ? ?
ENGL 215 009 20TH - 21ST CENT LIT 3 BROOK 206 2:30-3:45MW
CP SC 481 002 ALGORITHMS 3 DANL 415 3:30-4:45TTH Jacobs David P
CP SC 405 001 GRAPHICAL SYSTEMS 3 MCADM 114 4:00-5:15MW Westall Jr James M
But hey, no Friday classes and nothing before 11 save for on Monday.
Nodes is coming along rather well. Living space for next semester has been arranged. Darmouth looks to be the most promising for Grad school. They have a computer science undergrad/grad cirriculum comparable to the one here, but going through their graduate program will open the door to their Integrative Neuroscience department. Yum.
Speaking of which, last night was one of "those nights" where nothing going on is in context. Everyone was an animal soaking in stimulus, churning it through, and reacting. Focus on this or that in its least tainted form. Trying to trace the firings and anti-firings, but there are too many. And wondering if fish in an aquarium have social tendencies. Some primitive personality determined by size alone. Wondering how difficult it would be to wire a fish...?
Ah, but what lovely weather, what am I doing here? Writing about stuffy nonsense while I have a kite that has this weather's name written all over it. Shameful.
Ah, we the overjoyed. Next semester is going to be quite hellish.
MUSIC 121 001 BEGIN CLASS VOICE 1 BROOK 115 9:05-9:55M Rowell Melanie G.
BIOL L 103 044 GENERAL BIOL I LAB 0 LONG 316 6:35-9:35W PM
BIOL 103 005 GENERAL BIOLOGY I 4 BRACK 100 12:30-1:45TTH Ruppert Mariette V
HIST 173 003 WESTERN CIVILIZATION 3 HARDN 232 11:00-12:15TTH McKale Donald M
HIST 198 001 CURRENT HISTORY 1 ? ? ?
ENGL 215 009 20TH - 21ST CENT LIT 3 BROOK 206 2:30-3:45MW
CP SC 481 002 ALGORITHMS 3 DANL 415 3:30-4:45TTH Jacobs David P
CP SC 405 001 GRAPHICAL SYSTEMS 3 MCADM 114 4:00-5:15MW Westall Jr James M
But hey, no Friday classes and nothing before 11 save for on Monday.
Nodes is coming along rather well. Living space for next semester has been arranged. Darmouth looks to be the most promising for Grad school. They have a computer science undergrad/grad cirriculum comparable to the one here, but going through their graduate program will open the door to their Integrative Neuroscience department. Yum.
Speaking of which, last night was one of "those nights" where nothing going on is in context. Everyone was an animal soaking in stimulus, churning it through, and reacting. Focus on this or that in its least tainted form. Trying to trace the firings and anti-firings, but there are too many. And wondering if fish in an aquarium have social tendencies. Some primitive personality determined by size alone. Wondering how difficult it would be to wire a fish...?
Ah, but what lovely weather, what am I doing here? Writing about stuffy nonsense while I have a kite that has this weather's name written all over it. Shameful.