Here I am, about halfway through my six-hour break between classes. (I don't know if it's actually halfway, but I'm calling it that).
This morning, I had math at 9:30, which went pretty well. Even better was that I got a free coffee mug this morning, to add to my large collection of free stuff. I love things. I also got a pen. The mug has our beaver on it, and it says Student Government Association on the side.
I also met with my academic advisor today, to figure out what courses I'm taking next semester, and it went easier than I expected. I'll take another look at it later, and maybe we can talk then.
This afternoon, I've been writing my Concepts essay on how artists explore human identity. Basing my work on the story Circular Ruins, by Jorge Luis Borges. There isn't much to say, so I'm not too pleased with my essay at the moment. I'll probably come back to it in an hour or so.
I have to return my dvds that I borrowed from the city library last week, which means I'll probably go for a walk to kill some time, and get some air. It's a really nice day out. Did I mention that I'm going for a hike with the wilderness club this Saturday? I can't remember if I did.
After I get out of my Web Development class tonight at 8:15 (or hopefully earlier!), it officially starts to feel like the weekend. Friday is a relatively good day, with my two Core classes in the morning (Rhetoric and Concepts), and I'm done with everything by 1:45. Tomorrow night we also have cupcake decorating in the Fireside Lounge, something that I'm really pumped for!
I did not get any mail today, which was slightly sad. Please, feel free to write, or request a letter!
This is like the 5th time that I've clicked edit to add more to this post, because I keep thinking of other things to add. I have a midterm for Computer Theory next Tuesday that I need to study for. I'm slightly concerned about it, because I feel like we're going to be tested on material that was in the book, but not necessarily gone over in class. Also, it's one of those "department tests" that are written by several teachers, which means that there could possibly be material that we did not cover as well as other sections. Hopefully that is not the case. I'll probably make a study guide!
On a completely irrelevant note, Sam just finished a project for his film class, and it's really cool, so you should probably check it out. Also, I'm in it.
(Watch it in full screen HD!)
DFM Human Body as a Landscape from Sam Rogers on Vimeo.
Have fun figuring out which corners I'm in!
Aint that Jammin?
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