Classes

[r_echizen1225]

Guidance counselors don't guide so much as try and tell you what to do. It's my money, I'll do whatever the hell I want to. UFOs in Modern Society, Woodshop 100, Knitting, Biology and Vampires in Popular Literature are good courses.

Comments

[bunnyearsbuchou]

You'll have a very well-rounded education. Are you considering a liberal arts major?

[r_echizen1225]

I'm undecided.

[bunnyearsbuchou]

That makes it even more important to try a bit of everything.

[r_echizen1225]

Everything I'm not likely to fall asleep in.

[bunnyearsbuchou]

I'd be likely to fall asleep in that biology class. Unfortunately, it's part of my studies.

[r_echizen1225]

I thought you were majoring in Philosophy.

[bunnyearsbuchou]

I am. But as I'm a liberal arts major, it's required that I take six hours of science. I figured I should get started on it.

[r_echizen1225]

So you're a double major.

Science was once philosophy.

[bunnyearsbuchou]

I am, philosophy and piano. Philosophy falls under the liberal arts curriculum, so I'm bound to complete those requirements.

That it was. I'm more of an Archimedes person instead of Einstein, however.

[r_echizen1225]

Oh. What Bio class are you in?

Eureka.

[bunnyearsbuchou]

Intro. Professor Demizu. How about you?

If only the heat ray were true.

[r_echizen1225]

Same.

There's hope. All the best things are discovered in the bathtub.

[bunnyearsbuchou]

I'll see you in there, then.

This is true. I wrote one of my best papers after arguing with myself in the bathtub over it.

[r_echizen1225]

Hai.

That must have been an interesting conversation.

[bunnyearsbuchou]

Mmm. It was, enough to figure out my point on the essay and defend it.

[r_echizen1225]

I have salts that are supposed to help stimulate the senses.