Finding Me on the Globe...
It's been very difficult lately to find me or for me to find other people. My classes are killing me this term. Not only are they extremely difficult, there is frequent work due daily. This week alone I have six consecutive tests, one, two or three on a day, every day except Thursday, and two papers due. Some days, I just don't know how to handle the chaos. *sigh*
On another note, today is national stress out day, which apparently is a national day to relieve the stress going on in life. Figures this day seems to present itself in one of the most stressful days. Reslife had me showing people how to color mandalas.
On another unrelated note, I've been watching a lot of movies. I finally saw Fight Club yesterday. I had been meaning to watch it for some time, but every noble attempt I made never worked out. I've tried watching it with a couple of friends of mine, however, their DVDs were too scratched to work. It was a really cool movie, the kind I would have definitely seen sooner. Not going to talk about it too much, but I'm really dying to see it again to pick up all the little details. Although IKEA doesn't seem to sell a ying-yang coffee table, the point behind everything is very brilliant, important and poignant.
I also saw, "A History of Violence," and "The Science of Sleep." Both were really neat, definitely worth checking out. Science of Sleep is semi-melancholic, but it's interesting. It doesn't matter to me though, melancholic endings are the way to go.
Well, off to quit procrastinating. Too much to do...
On another note, today is national stress out day, which apparently is a national day to relieve the stress going on in life. Figures this day seems to present itself in one of the most stressful days. Reslife had me showing people how to color mandalas.
On another unrelated note, I've been watching a lot of movies. I finally saw Fight Club yesterday. I had been meaning to watch it for some time, but every noble attempt I made never worked out. I've tried watching it with a couple of friends of mine, however, their DVDs were too scratched to work. It was a really cool movie, the kind I would have definitely seen sooner. Not going to talk about it too much, but I'm really dying to see it again to pick up all the little details. Although IKEA doesn't seem to sell a ying-yang coffee table, the point behind everything is very brilliant, important and poignant.
I also saw, "A History of Violence," and "The Science of Sleep." Both were really neat, definitely worth checking out. Science of Sleep is semi-melancholic, but it's interesting. It doesn't matter to me though, melancholic endings are the way to go.
Well, off to quit procrastinating. Too much to do...