STOP HAVING A BORING TUNA, STOP HAVING A BORING LIFE!
This is what I get for watching ShamWOW and Slap Chop commercials at 3 AM.
For the first time in what is probably YEARS, BU has called a snow day for the whole Charles River Campus prior to 2 PM. Usually they never call it until 2 PM, giving us a semi-half day and completely short changing everyone who's done before 2 PM. I was convinced I was going to get fleeced like that, but when I got up at 8 AM to go to the bathroom, Anna informed me that they'd called the snow day at 5:30 AM. That... was the most amazing thing I've heard in a while. I'm printing out the email saying so and framing it.
That was just an absolute god-send. You see, I have a midterm today that I didn't study for at all. Also, I really haven't been doing my homework. Therefore, with a few extra hours of sleep, I'm pumped and ready to tackle it all.
I have a meeting with Lisa and Hannah, the directors of Much Ado About Nothing, today at 4, but I have to double check on that. Where we were going to meet is probably closed. After all, we did get one foot of snow. But, as far as I can tell, they haven't even THOUGHT about costumes. They haven't bought anyway, and want to do a 1940s theme so we can't use any of the costumes the society actually owns. Which makes my job a lot harder. I REFUSE to make a bunch of stuff for them. I didn't sign up for that. They have to do the shopping. If there are alterations to be made, I will help--but a reasonable amount. Also, I refuse to foot any bills. It's not my job. That's the directors' job. I'm getting worried just thinking about the hoops I'm going to be made to jump through.
For the first time in what is probably YEARS, BU has called a snow day for the whole Charles River Campus prior to 2 PM. Usually they never call it until 2 PM, giving us a semi-half day and completely short changing everyone who's done before 2 PM. I was convinced I was going to get fleeced like that, but when I got up at 8 AM to go to the bathroom, Anna informed me that they'd called the snow day at 5:30 AM. That... was the most amazing thing I've heard in a while. I'm printing out the email saying so and framing it.
That was just an absolute god-send. You see, I have a midterm today that I didn't study for at all. Also, I really haven't been doing my homework. Therefore, with a few extra hours of sleep, I'm pumped and ready to tackle it all.
I have a meeting with Lisa and Hannah, the directors of Much Ado About Nothing, today at 4, but I have to double check on that. Where we were going to meet is probably closed. After all, we did get one foot of snow. But, as far as I can tell, they haven't even THOUGHT about costumes. They haven't bought anyway, and want to do a 1940s theme so we can't use any of the costumes the society actually owns. Which makes my job a lot harder. I REFUSE to make a bunch of stuff for them. I didn't sign up for that. They have to do the shopping. If there are alterations to be made, I will help--but a reasonable amount. Also, I refuse to foot any bills. It's not my job. That's the directors' job. I'm getting worried just thinking about the hoops I'm going to be made to jump through.