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I have some good classes this semester. This is a pleasing note. Cell Biology, Endocrinology, a class on graphic novels, and of course, Japanese.
I read all of Adrian Tomine's Sleepwalk just because it was a quick read, and I was very bored Saturday. Good, but depressing if you let the unresolved endings of the stories linger.
I decided to beat Wind Waker. Its been on my todo list for...well, since it came out. I'm almost finished with it, so that's good. I'm also trying to install Star Wars: Galaxies at Joe's behest, but every time I try, the installer undergoes a "catastrophic" failure. Harsh.
I have to start studying for midterms tomorrow. However, because one of my classes isn't organic chemistry, I'm uncharacteristically optimistic. Perhaps this will be my golden semester.
Nothing has really changed, but I've been in a fairly good mood lately.
Book Suggestion of the Entry: Do you like Sumerian mythology? Computers? Samurai? Street Punks and Aleut warriors? Want to read the book that popularized the term "avatar" for internet usage? Then read Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson. It was pretty cool!
I read all of Adrian Tomine's Sleepwalk just because it was a quick read, and I was very bored Saturday. Good, but depressing if you let the unresolved endings of the stories linger.
I decided to beat Wind Waker. Its been on my todo list for...well, since it came out. I'm almost finished with it, so that's good. I'm also trying to install Star Wars: Galaxies at Joe's behest, but every time I try, the installer undergoes a "catastrophic" failure. Harsh.
I have to start studying for midterms tomorrow. However, because one of my classes isn't organic chemistry, I'm uncharacteristically optimistic. Perhaps this will be my golden semester.
Nothing has really changed, but I've been in a fairly good mood lately.
Book Suggestion of the Entry: Do you like Sumerian mythology? Computers? Samurai? Street Punks and Aleut warriors? Want to read the book that popularized the term "avatar" for internet usage? Then read Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson. It was pretty cool!