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after unbelievable 9h of tight sleep i stretched for a while, took a cold shower and went to school. so today is the official start of spring term at the psu, and the break we had was a complete joke. but there is no reason for me to complain, really, because... yeah, because it was a good time.
first up was japanese in the science building. i am not quite sure yet why this class of mine has been moved from nh to the sb2. i guess i'll have to dig a little deeper to figure out why you would have japanese in a science building, since it is not a science.
then i had my lab for cgd and when i had entered the room at 10:58 this morning i felt the heat coming from all those awesome apples working like biatches. playing around with programs and testing out software i don't own is a lot of fun - nobody gives two shits anyway. the kid next to me, who turned out to be the TA later on tried to access his account at least 20 times, using different variations of middle, first and last name, with another set of varying passwords. finally he decided to ask me since i had accessed mine long before he even sat down, and i told him what the fuck was up.
afterwards, i was hungry and had some rad bread a la pearl bakery with some rad tofu a la rd. of course i had to add ketchup and a little mustard. it was good... duh.
i left the right-across-the-touch-of-paris location again and had my lecture for the aforementioned lab. lemme tell you, that hoffman hall reminds me on churches, or something like that. where you go in and there are lots of bench-like set-ups of tables and chairs, for a shitload of people. of course, not even half of it was filled. the altar then, at the end of the main aisle, is a set of three huge ass screens reflecting the magic power of apple computers.
50 minutes of lecture and about 7 silly questions, and the mess was over. instead of closing the bible then it was shutting down the mac and i was on my way hoome.
i almost made it to not wash my pair of jeans for a month or so, but i then spontaneously decided to let the washer/dryer combo take over.
smells much better now, heh.
this wasn't meant to be a long post. it's time for some camomille tea now, and i am off to read.
peace out!
first up was japanese in the science building. i am not quite sure yet why this class of mine has been moved from nh to the sb2. i guess i'll have to dig a little deeper to figure out why you would have japanese in a science building, since it is not a science.
then i had my lab for cgd and when i had entered the room at 10:58 this morning i felt the heat coming from all those awesome apples working like biatches. playing around with programs and testing out software i don't own is a lot of fun - nobody gives two shits anyway. the kid next to me, who turned out to be the TA later on tried to access his account at least 20 times, using different variations of middle, first and last name, with another set of varying passwords. finally he decided to ask me since i had accessed mine long before he even sat down, and i told him what the fuck was up.
afterwards, i was hungry and had some rad bread a la pearl bakery with some rad tofu a la rd. of course i had to add ketchup and a little mustard. it was good... duh.
i left the right-across-the-touch-of-paris location again and had my lecture for the aforementioned lab. lemme tell you, that hoffman hall reminds me on churches, or something like that. where you go in and there are lots of bench-like set-ups of tables and chairs, for a shitload of people. of course, not even half of it was filled. the altar then, at the end of the main aisle, is a set of three huge ass screens reflecting the magic power of apple computers.
50 minutes of lecture and about 7 silly questions, and the mess was over. instead of closing the bible then it was shutting down the mac and i was on my way hoome.
i almost made it to not wash my pair of jeans for a month or so, but i then spontaneously decided to let the washer/dryer combo take over.
smells much better now, heh.
this wasn't meant to be a long post. it's time for some camomille tea now, and i am off to read.
peace out!