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I haven't really posted in a little while. Dunno why. I've been goofing off in other ways, I suppose.
Well, it's 8:50 AM, a strange time to post, and not a time I prefer to be awake in, especially considering my sleeping habits of late. I've pretty much been sleeping until 1:30 PM every day since Friday. This includes yesterday and Friday morning, and I have an 11 AM class on those days. Meh, it was just physics lectures though.
I've been playing a lot of FF7 lately. My friends claim they won't let me see Advent Children until I beat it (they've already watched it -_-). I've spent hours on end on the game over the weekend, and I've done little else except play Maple Story, which is a little known free side-scrolling sprite MMORPG. The majority of you, I imagine, only vaguely know what I'm talking about, but that's okay.
I have a midterm at 11 AM today, and this directly follows a class I have at 9:30. I took my laptop with me to the coffee place I like to stop at on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, and I had some vague intent upon studying. I've opted instead to... procrastinate...? Well, more like not study. I really haven't studied for this test at all, and because of this I've sort of worked myself into a nervous frenzy since last night at 2 AM (being in a nervous frenzy is not the best way to sleep...). Now, this is just a CS course, and one in which I've done exceptionally well because I already knew all the concepts (I learned them in AP CS, which opted me into this class ironically). Therefore, I have no doubt that, given any test question, I will have a solid understanding of the question and know how to write a solution, but I can't claim to know the documentation of all the classes we've been using. If she asks us to use a class called KWLinkedList (a class we've used in our homework) but doesn't list the functions of the class, I'm screwed. Oh well, it's a bit late to worry about this. That doesn't stop me from worrying about these things. Worrying uselessly is something of a built-in response to big tests for me.
After I'm done with my classes today, I'm just going to sleep. Not good for my sleeping patterns, but those are already hosed.
Well, it's 8:50 AM, a strange time to post, and not a time I prefer to be awake in, especially considering my sleeping habits of late. I've pretty much been sleeping until 1:30 PM every day since Friday. This includes yesterday and Friday morning, and I have an 11 AM class on those days. Meh, it was just physics lectures though.
I've been playing a lot of FF7 lately. My friends claim they won't let me see Advent Children until I beat it (they've already watched it -_-). I've spent hours on end on the game over the weekend, and I've done little else except play Maple Story, which is a little known free side-scrolling sprite MMORPG. The majority of you, I imagine, only vaguely know what I'm talking about, but that's okay.
I have a midterm at 11 AM today, and this directly follows a class I have at 9:30. I took my laptop with me to the coffee place I like to stop at on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, and I had some vague intent upon studying. I've opted instead to... procrastinate...? Well, more like not study. I really haven't studied for this test at all, and because of this I've sort of worked myself into a nervous frenzy since last night at 2 AM (being in a nervous frenzy is not the best way to sleep...). Now, this is just a CS course, and one in which I've done exceptionally well because I already knew all the concepts (I learned them in AP CS, which opted me into this class ironically). Therefore, I have no doubt that, given any test question, I will have a solid understanding of the question and know how to write a solution, but I can't claim to know the documentation of all the classes we've been using. If she asks us to use a class called KWLinkedList (a class we've used in our homework) but doesn't list the functions of the class, I'm screwed. Oh well, it's a bit late to worry about this. That doesn't stop me from worrying about these things. Worrying uselessly is something of a built-in response to big tests for me.
After I'm done with my classes today, I'm just going to sleep. Not good for my sleeping patterns, but those are already hosed.