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*inhales*
*exhales*
Okay.
Thursday: Turned in paper, did not sleep through classes despite whining of brain needing it.
Visited the graduate school expo. Only the crappy ones showed up.
Some guy who knows a graduate of the university my father works at went on a minor tirade about how he's missing out on getting a lot more african-american students by not using this specific graduate who's now a pilot for continental airlines in the university commercials. I said I'd pass the word along (C'MON, people. My dad's job is not my business. If I don't get to tell him what to do, you certainly don't) and vamoosedva-va-voom.
My watch battery died half an hour before my saxophone lesson-
The lesson went fine.
I was able to catch the tail end of the Study Abroad discussion, and then Mrs. Doyle sent us all home with the leftover pizza.
Now? I play video games and unwind. One more class before the week is over, and five and a half hours until I am 20.
*indulges in teenaged slackerdom while still can*
*exhales*
Okay.
Thursday: Turned in paper, did not sleep through classes despite whining of brain needing it.
Visited the graduate school expo. Only the crappy ones showed up.
Some guy who knows a graduate of the university my father works at went on a minor tirade about how he's missing out on getting a lot more african-american students by not using this specific graduate who's now a pilot for continental airlines in the university commercials. I said I'd pass the word along (C'MON, people. My dad's job is not my business. If I don't get to tell him what to do, you certainly don't) and vamoosed
My watch battery died half an hour before my saxophone lesson-
The lesson went fine.
I was able to catch the tail end of the Study Abroad discussion, and then Mrs. Doyle sent us all home with the leftover pizza.
Now? I play video games and unwind. One more class before the week is over, and five and a half hours until I am 20.
*indulges in teenaged slackerdom while still can*