Innovation
well, i'm here in Seattle. Andrew is in class right now. yeah, its a little boring, but its nice to see him between classes and hang out with him afterwards.
UW makes it very difficult to have female visitors. Girls have to have a key to get into the bathrooms so you either ask one of the girls on the floor to open the door for you or just borrow there key and return the key as soon as you are done. visiting girls cannot check out a key for the bathrooms (sad) but what they recommended at the key place is that we get to make a girl friend on the floor and have them share keys with their roomie while you get to use there one bathroom key. one problem (and they should have known that), giving your keys to other people is against their policy. now none of this was a problem until they decided to lock the downstairs bathroom which was the ONLY bathroom (besides the boys') that wasn't locked. its supposed to be unlocked from 9am to 7pm, but yesterday?... it was locked all day... and today? its still locked. so another option i have is to walk over to the next building (which is a half a city block away) and use their bathroom there. any of this sounding ridiculous yet? yeah... so the final option, which i had to use this morning, is to use the boys bathroom and not get caught. so this morning at 5:30 am, Andrew waits for the only guy in there to get out (that we know of), goes in and sees if the coast is clear, waves to me thats its ok, and i bolt to the bathroom. then, afterwards, Andrew has to see if there is anyone on the hall and then go back to him room... how lame is that? whatever though.
so, i just got finished eating breakfast. Raisin Bran Crunch. it was one of those individual size cereal containers with the foil top on it. so i open it, pour in the milk... and there is no spoon. Andrew has no spoons in his room. so instead, i take the foil top and make several different folds until it would work as a spoon... and it did. :) yay.
now i just need to find something to do until Andrew gets back... sad.
UW makes it very difficult to have female visitors. Girls have to have a key to get into the bathrooms so you either ask one of the girls on the floor to open the door for you or just borrow there key and return the key as soon as you are done. visiting girls cannot check out a key for the bathrooms (sad) but what they recommended at the key place is that we get to make a girl friend on the floor and have them share keys with their roomie while you get to use there one bathroom key. one problem (and they should have known that), giving your keys to other people is against their policy. now none of this was a problem until they decided to lock the downstairs bathroom which was the ONLY bathroom (besides the boys') that wasn't locked. its supposed to be unlocked from 9am to 7pm, but yesterday?... it was locked all day... and today? its still locked. so another option i have is to walk over to the next building (which is a half a city block away) and use their bathroom there. any of this sounding ridiculous yet? yeah... so the final option, which i had to use this morning, is to use the boys bathroom and not get caught. so this morning at 5:30 am, Andrew waits for the only guy in there to get out (that we know of), goes in and sees if the coast is clear, waves to me thats its ok, and i bolt to the bathroom. then, afterwards, Andrew has to see if there is anyone on the hall and then go back to him room... how lame is that? whatever though.
so, i just got finished eating breakfast. Raisin Bran Crunch. it was one of those individual size cereal containers with the foil top on it. so i open it, pour in the milk... and there is no spoon. Andrew has no spoons in his room. so instead, i take the foil top and make several different folds until it would work as a spoon... and it did. :) yay.
now i just need to find something to do until Andrew gets back... sad.