And life's like an hourglass glued to the table...
Let's try a new style. Less emo. Shorter but more frequent updates. Though later i might try writing about a few songs because music is an awesomely powerful medium to convey emotion. and i'll just be listening to a song and it'll pinpoint my emotions even if i can't. ONce you listen to enough music you know which songs fit which moods, and which songs fix certain moods. A continuation of hte creativity theme.
Anyway:
I think Courtney and i have called it quits on the MTV deal. Both of us agree that it would be cool to be on MTV, but we also agree that we feel meh about it now. Earlier in the summer i was wicked excited about the prospect of our senior prank being on mtv, but things have changed now. we're at college and my interest isn't there. its rather odd actually, i guess its just because its part of high school. we've been there and done that. that's the only explanation that i can come up with. I don't we would be able to put it back together anyway. I lie, we might, only a few people would have to travel out of their way to film, et cetera. I don't think i can recall enough exact details to make it an interesting story, nor do i feel motivated to sit down and "shit some out".
Is there anyone that thinks this decision of abandonment is a bad one?
And. I did question as to why no exam at RPI has an average that is a passing grade. Seeing as how the physics test had an average of 61. However dan did remind me that a 50 is a passing grade here. So apparently, our course coordinator for physics thought that the last exam had too high of an average so he made this exam rediculously hard. The one question is unprecedented in methodology. Oh well. I got an 81. i'm not going to complain.
On monday i met with my economics advisor Dr. J Heim. He's a cool guy and we have a lot in common. but he helped me deliniate a academic plan. He also convinced me to take intermediate macroeconomics with him in the fall. so next semester i'm taking physics II, calc II (with schmidt!), managerial econ, comp sci I, and writing course. with some persuasion i conceded to take the writing course becuase it will help and he recommended a specific teacher that will help me make the most of the time that i spend. i can write well enough that it would be a waste of my time to take an ordinary writing class. but as we concluded i need help on my short essay (~200 words) so that will help
AND finally, the Albany Times Union called earlier this week and they are going to publish my letter to the editor in the next 7-10 days. I think that is cool unto itself. But i also get mad extra credit for econ class. something rediculous like 100 points on something.
Okay i'm in physics. and we just finished going over the test. and now for lecture? Ballroom dancing at UCONN this weekend. Should be interesting. And i want to build dry ice bombs for kicks and giggles.
Catchya later.
Music: Schroeder's germanly accented voice.
Still singing Anna Nalik, American Pie, Straylight Run, et cetera. = my favorite songs. because i lack music here.
Anyway:
I think Courtney and i have called it quits on the MTV deal. Both of us agree that it would be cool to be on MTV, but we also agree that we feel meh about it now. Earlier in the summer i was wicked excited about the prospect of our senior prank being on mtv, but things have changed now. we're at college and my interest isn't there. its rather odd actually, i guess its just because its part of high school. we've been there and done that. that's the only explanation that i can come up with. I don't we would be able to put it back together anyway. I lie, we might, only a few people would have to travel out of their way to film, et cetera. I don't think i can recall enough exact details to make it an interesting story, nor do i feel motivated to sit down and "shit some out".
Is there anyone that thinks this decision of abandonment is a bad one?
And. I did question as to why no exam at RPI has an average that is a passing grade. Seeing as how the physics test had an average of 61. However dan did remind me that a 50 is a passing grade here. So apparently, our course coordinator for physics thought that the last exam had too high of an average so he made this exam rediculously hard. The one question is unprecedented in methodology. Oh well. I got an 81. i'm not going to complain.
On monday i met with my economics advisor Dr. J Heim. He's a cool guy and we have a lot in common. but he helped me deliniate a academic plan. He also convinced me to take intermediate macroeconomics with him in the fall. so next semester i'm taking physics II, calc II (with schmidt!), managerial econ, comp sci I, and writing course. with some persuasion i conceded to take the writing course becuase it will help and he recommended a specific teacher that will help me make the most of the time that i spend. i can write well enough that it would be a waste of my time to take an ordinary writing class. but as we concluded i need help on my short essay (~200 words) so that will help
AND finally, the Albany Times Union called earlier this week and they are going to publish my letter to the editor in the next 7-10 days. I think that is cool unto itself. But i also get mad extra credit for econ class. something rediculous like 100 points on something.
Okay i'm in physics. and we just finished going over the test. and now for lecture? Ballroom dancing at UCONN this weekend. Should be interesting. And i want to build dry ice bombs for kicks and giggles.
Catchya later.
Music: Schroeder's germanly accented voice.
Still singing Anna Nalik, American Pie, Straylight Run, et cetera. = my favorite songs. because i lack music here.