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This is the first Saturday in awhile that I'm actually staying in my dorm for. Quite odd, but with the huge amounts of snow being dumped on Rochester, it's probably the wiser.
I'm in a terrible mood, much better than earlier today, but still not up to my usual sarcastic self. It's more or less a 'get out of my face' mood. My mother called me at eleven today to tell me she wasn't coming up to go shopping, but I was content and went back to sleep.
I finally got out of bed and went to wash my laundry and to my surprise, so did everyone else, thus, no clean clothes for tomorrow. After this disappointment, I went to get lunch, only to find that the idiot making sandwiches couldn't slice a pita to make a pocket. So I ate it like a normal sandwich.
Called my mother back to talk some more, actually didn't get overworked by the conversation and discussed how I have a slight inclination to change my major. Biochemistry was never highly math intensive in my mind prior to college. And how wrong I was. I am going to meet with my adviser and see how it would work if I did decide to change majors. Currently, I am looking into Environmental Management and Technology, which is a civil engineering program. From what I've read, it seem very appealing and is in the area I'd like to concentrate in...making it a smoother transition into law school. Kevin's not pleased, but it's not like I'd never see him.
I have to fill out my housing forms for next year on Monday and it looks like Laura's going to end up in the dorms again. I can deal with it, just as long as I'm in one of the towers, no more of this Baker bullshit.
I read a very good article on straight edge today, courtesy of this kid on facebook. Apparently he's also been in my 'new' major, but has since switched (insert really large number) times. I'd actually like to get together with him and discuss my views on it as well as my vegan outlook. I think we'd get along quite well. There is hope for posi straight edge kids at RIT.
I've compiled a list of reference books I'd like to purchase, but now need funds to acquire them. I want to read a lot more. It's been awhile since I've read for leisure and I should get back into it. There are three or four books I brought with me to school that I have yet to read. I really need to get a job on campus. I think I'll look into it for next quarter. I should apply at Crossroads and scare my mother with the whole shooting incident.
I called Ryan today. It was lame. Which brings me to the fact that I made a new layout for XEDUP.COM. I still need to get Ryan's approval and what not, but I guess it's less 'cliche' than the last one.
I've come to the realization that I need to get over this whole boy thing. I'm adopting a new policy: "Books Not Boys." This does not necessarily include school books, but rather books that will actually improve my political/ethical awareness.
Another Breath show tomorrow may or may not happen depending on my ride situation and, not to mention, if I can find five dollars to attend. I understand that the vfw may close, so I really should make an effort to get out there.
Kevin spilled gasoline all over the ground when fueling up last night. And Brian hates hardcore.
Edit: Ryan lives on a street with no cell tower reception whatsoever. I refuse to call him back.
I'm in a terrible mood, much better than earlier today, but still not up to my usual sarcastic self. It's more or less a 'get out of my face' mood. My mother called me at eleven today to tell me she wasn't coming up to go shopping, but I was content and went back to sleep.
I finally got out of bed and went to wash my laundry and to my surprise, so did everyone else, thus, no clean clothes for tomorrow. After this disappointment, I went to get lunch, only to find that the idiot making sandwiches couldn't slice a pita to make a pocket. So I ate it like a normal sandwich.
Called my mother back to talk some more, actually didn't get overworked by the conversation and discussed how I have a slight inclination to change my major. Biochemistry was never highly math intensive in my mind prior to college. And how wrong I was. I am going to meet with my adviser and see how it would work if I did decide to change majors. Currently, I am looking into Environmental Management and Technology, which is a civil engineering program. From what I've read, it seem very appealing and is in the area I'd like to concentrate in...making it a smoother transition into law school. Kevin's not pleased, but it's not like I'd never see him.
I have to fill out my housing forms for next year on Monday and it looks like Laura's going to end up in the dorms again. I can deal with it, just as long as I'm in one of the towers, no more of this Baker bullshit.
I read a very good article on straight edge today, courtesy of this kid on facebook. Apparently he's also been in my 'new' major, but has since switched (insert really large number) times. I'd actually like to get together with him and discuss my views on it as well as my vegan outlook. I think we'd get along quite well. There is hope for posi straight edge kids at RIT.
I've compiled a list of reference books I'd like to purchase, but now need funds to acquire them. I want to read a lot more. It's been awhile since I've read for leisure and I should get back into it. There are three or four books I brought with me to school that I have yet to read. I really need to get a job on campus. I think I'll look into it for next quarter. I should apply at Crossroads and scare my mother with the whole shooting incident.
I called Ryan today. It was lame. Which brings me to the fact that I made a new layout for XEDUP.COM. I still need to get Ryan's approval and what not, but I guess it's less 'cliche' than the last one.
I've come to the realization that I need to get over this whole boy thing. I'm adopting a new policy: "Books Not Boys." This does not necessarily include school books, but rather books that will actually improve my political/ethical awareness.
Another Breath show tomorrow may or may not happen depending on my ride situation and, not to mention, if I can find five dollars to attend. I understand that the vfw may close, so I really should make an effort to get out there.
Kevin spilled gasoline all over the ground when fueling up last night. And Brian hates hardcore.
Edit: Ryan lives on a street with no cell tower reception whatsoever. I refuse to call him back.