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Ahh... I have a little time between now and dinner, so I will update.
Saturday night, Devin, Jessica, Rachel and I went out to Harvard Square and watched some street performances. We were then harassed by drunk people (color blind as well).
Sunday, I went to the Museum of Science, and I took several pics. It is a really nice place, but whenever I go with harvard, there's never enough time to do everything you want to. Ofcourse, they always give you the option of staying longer, but that's not important, because everyone has a ton of homework to do that night.
Actually, let me re-phrase that: SOME people have a ton of homework. My friends sleep in almost everday, do IM sports, talk online, go out to lunch, work out, in addition to completing their homework. How can they have so much more time than me? I get up by atleast 7 every morning to go to a Cardio/aerobics/step class. The first and only day I slept in since I have been at Harvard was this past Sunday. And, then, after I eat and shower, it's off to the loker reading room (that room makes me feel all colleg-y, hehehe) for homework.
But, I really think I did it in for myself. Like some the undergrad students here said that econ 10 a.b. (Micro + Macro) was one of their hardest courses. And a girl that I talked to said that she had taken 2 years of economics and that this class was hard for her.
And Pre-cal is hard enough period.
And in addition to my class time, I also have to go to the review sessions/ office hours for each course. So, the time I spend in class isn't even a portion of how much time I spend working on the class.
I think most people took a fairly challenging class then like a fairly easy one. And, initially, I thought the economics course would be my easy class.
So, right after pre-cal class, if I don't have anything else to go to, I go the MAC center for YOGA!!! Do you want to know why yoga is so cool? Because you can walk to the gym in flip flops. And because of my cool lime-green yoga mat I got.
I got 16/20 on my macro-quiz, and I was freakin THRILLED! It's seems like whenever I walk out of that class, I feel really dumb.
Anyways, today, right after pre-cal, I went on the trip to the duck tour. BOSTON IS GORGEOUS (as I'm sure I've mentioned before). Our tour guide/captain person was pretty funny and he had blue hair and wore a pirate hat. I tried to take good pictures (of Boston), but it's hard when you're moving. Then, the vehicle went into the Charles River and I got to drive it!!!
While I was drivin, Captain Black informed me that he could tell that I have a southern accent. This, my friends, disturbed me. It was even more disturbing when I asked my roomates and they all say, "oh, yea, you obviously do." Hah... that was amusing, only not so much.
Anyways, back to Boston: Charlene and I are going to have a grand Boston exploration day. Charlene is from Canada and I went to the fireworks and most of the trips with her.
Ok, since it is Jessica's birthday, we are going out to eat at Bertucci's (awesome pizza place?) HAH! BREAK FROM ANNENBURG FOOD!
Must go.
Saturday night, Devin, Jessica, Rachel and I went out to Harvard Square and watched some street performances. We were then harassed by drunk people (color blind as well).
Sunday, I went to the Museum of Science, and I took several pics. It is a really nice place, but whenever I go with harvard, there's never enough time to do everything you want to. Ofcourse, they always give you the option of staying longer, but that's not important, because everyone has a ton of homework to do that night.
Actually, let me re-phrase that: SOME people have a ton of homework. My friends sleep in almost everday, do IM sports, talk online, go out to lunch, work out, in addition to completing their homework. How can they have so much more time than me? I get up by atleast 7 every morning to go to a Cardio/aerobics/step class. The first and only day I slept in since I have been at Harvard was this past Sunday. And, then, after I eat and shower, it's off to the loker reading room (that room makes me feel all colleg-y, hehehe) for homework.
But, I really think I did it in for myself. Like some the undergrad students here said that econ 10 a.b. (Micro + Macro) was one of their hardest courses. And a girl that I talked to said that she had taken 2 years of economics and that this class was hard for her.
And Pre-cal is hard enough period.
And in addition to my class time, I also have to go to the review sessions/ office hours for each course. So, the time I spend in class isn't even a portion of how much time I spend working on the class.
I think most people took a fairly challenging class then like a fairly easy one. And, initially, I thought the economics course would be my easy class.
So, right after pre-cal class, if I don't have anything else to go to, I go the MAC center for YOGA!!! Do you want to know why yoga is so cool? Because you can walk to the gym in flip flops. And because of my cool lime-green yoga mat I got.
I got 16/20 on my macro-quiz, and I was freakin THRILLED! It's seems like whenever I walk out of that class, I feel really dumb.
Anyways, today, right after pre-cal, I went on the trip to the duck tour. BOSTON IS GORGEOUS (as I'm sure I've mentioned before). Our tour guide/captain person was pretty funny and he had blue hair and wore a pirate hat. I tried to take good pictures (of Boston), but it's hard when you're moving. Then, the vehicle went into the Charles River and I got to drive it!!!
While I was drivin, Captain Black informed me that he could tell that I have a southern accent. This, my friends, disturbed me. It was even more disturbing when I asked my roomates and they all say, "oh, yea, you obviously do." Hah... that was amusing, only not so much.
Anyways, back to Boston: Charlene and I are going to have a grand Boston exploration day. Charlene is from Canada and I went to the fireworks and most of the trips with her.
Ok, since it is Jessica's birthday, we are going out to eat at Bertucci's (awesome pizza place?) HAH! BREAK FROM ANNENBURG FOOD!
Must go.