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Wednesday, November 11th, 2009
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| Time: | 1:56 am. |
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Still have roaches-
No longer hate them
Instead, abhor them.
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Wednesday, July 8th, 2009
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Haven't got time for an update on many things nor to update the words meme, but a quick roach and work update.
I have not seen any roaches today. That made me happy.
The landlord's maintenance person came by yesterday and sprayed the bathroom and kitchen area for the roaches. That and our first line of defense...(raid) seem to be effective. We hope that they are gone for good, but we're not getting our hopes up for fear they will be crushed.
I'm patiently awaiting the morning I can wake up and not walk around tentatively while whipping my head back and forth so I can view all angles of the bathroom prior to walking in.
Today was the first day I hated my job because a lady in the business office decided to be a pain and made me feel awful. I don't want to go back there for any more installs. There are only like 2 department offices that have really bitter people working there.
I don't think they realize we're just student workers following instructions and getting paid seven and a nickle an hour.
Happier news: Rachael and I got ice cream today.
Sadder news: I have to battle against the roaches alone from Wednesday night until Monday since Rachael's going out of town.
Happier news: I might have a car. o.o Might. If I do have a car, I must think of a name for it. Open for suggestions.
Okay this update turned into a longer post than originally intended, so I'm stopping now so I can go sleep.
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There's nothing like finding a roach on your door handle in the morning.
Does wonders to wake you up.
We're spraying again before we leave this afternoon for the 4th of July weekend.
We pray they will leave us alone after this weekend and we'll keep spraying until they're all gone or we die from the poison ourselves.
I look forward to spending the weekend in a roach-free environment. Very forward.
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I'll start out with the random things and place the words meme in a cut, just because that'll make reading easier.
The now "creepiest-thing-Sarah-has-seen-thing-Year" award goes to nearly a dozen cockroaches, which I saw when I turned on the light of the bathroom last night. Immediately, they all ran to the nearest wall or crack in the ground and disappeared from sight. That freaked me out enough that I got that eerie sensation on the back of my neck when something spooks me.
Don't get me wrong, I am not particularly afraid of bugs, I just don't like them indoors...at all. It's particularly unnerving that we have enough roaches hidden away in the walls that I'm able to kill a few every couple days. When I go home for the fourth of July, I'm getting some poison for them. :/ Cheap rent comes with roaches, I guess. Dad had a story for that about his first renting adventure. XD He and his brothers rented a place super-cheap and thought it was a steal...until the roaches came out at night. They didn't last more than a week. (Dad and his brothers...not the roaches, unfortunately.)
My first summer course is done. My second one begins today at 10:50AM. Bizarre time to start a class. I also need to stop by the bank and deposit two checks and write the rent check and drop it in the box tomorrow.
I go home Thursday afternoon, where there are ants and no roaches. Roaches are faster than ants, but you notice if a roach is on your arm more quickly than if you notice a couple ants on you.
My stomach has been causing problems on and off. If my stomach pains are indeed caused from stress as the K-Ville doctor decided, then the only stressor I can think of are finances. I hate money, I hate dealing with money. I hate that anything I ever want or have to do involves money. Making money, spending money, managing money, saving money, donating money, tithing money, owing money, loaning money... I don't mind the numbers. I actually love counting coins and have since I was a kid. (Which now seems like an embarrassing game) I would get out my coin jar and separate each coin into piles based on type, then I would stack them up or have them go to "war" with one another and the quarters would usually win. But back then, my nickles and dimes only got spent on trinkets and presents for other people. Now my inflow goes to bills, rent, food, clothes, books, art supplies, etc. etc. etc.
I honestly think that money has to be the only thing making my stomach flip, simply because I don't usually have issues getting assignments done. I'm not worried about much else. You can learn a lot about your money management skills with video games. I'm the type of person in video games to avoid buying anything and save my currency continually until I've amassed enough to purchase the most expensive item in game, then save several thousand more so I can buy that expensive item and have enough leftover to live on and start saving up again. I gain it by not spending at all and slowly earning it back. Every once in awhile I'll "strike it rich" with some random item and get out of any slump. Moving on...
I had a really nice birthday. :) Including several voice messages from various family members. The most hilarious one only made Rachael and I laugh. My co-workers didn't understand because they don't know my younger brother.
Rachael knows I've been going on about my amazement and my co-worker from Nepal now thinks I'm a pseudo-magician of some sort. Basically, a weeks back I got off work ten minutes early and ran to the library to get books for my research paper. The sky threatened rain and little did I know the library closed at 5 that day. The lights started flashing the minute I got to the third floor and the isle containing my books. I obediently left, only to find myself without an umbrella in the pouring down rain.
Distressed, I sat down near the fire escape steps on the north side of the library and stared at the people walking by with umbrellas and those without. I had no desire to step foot in the downpour and thought I could maybe wait it out. The sky, extremely dark and cloudy, showed no letting up.
After several texts back and forth to Rachael confirming that the rain wouldn't be stopping, I finally looked up to the sky and asked meagerly, "Couldn't you just please let it stop long enough for me to get back to the apartment?"
In less than 5 seconds, the sky brightened and the rain stopped.
I stared at it.
Then I texted Rachael.
I walked precariously back the 5 blocks or so to my apartment and went inside. There, Rachael and I decided to go out on the Square to get a pizza. A few moments later, we opened the rain and the sky had darkened and the clouds were crying again.
I relayed the story to my co-worker the following Monday. Now he thinks I'm a weather witch. I don't know what to think anymore.
Important information for anyone wanting manga: I need to know now if you want the titles you thought about getting. Otherwise these will be posted online for sale this weekend.
I'm going ahead with the words meme so I can wrap up this post and get ready for class.
Ugh, okay, I'll post the words meme later :/ I wrote up all the responses and then LJ didn't like my cut, so I need to fix that and I don't want to right now because I really need to shower and get to the bank to deposit two checks.
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| Time: | 2:37 pm. |
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...Now I have to go finish my paper that's due at midnight! ^^;;
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Wednesday, June 10th, 2009
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I've got several series sitting on my bookcase that I don't care if I own anymore...which means you guys get first dibs if you'd like to purchase them or barter for a swap or something before they end up on ebay or half.com. If you're interested in one of the series, leave a post with what it is and we can yak about prices/trades in MSN/AIM. I'm probably going to try to sell each between 3-5 dollars.
All of them are in excellent condition as I pride myself in taking good care of my manga. If I decide to get rid of any others, I'll post up here first.
If you've got questions about any series, let me know and I can give a description.
Complete Series:
Dream Saga 1-5
Happy Hustle High 1-5
Marmalade Boy 1-8
Kodocha 1-10
.hack//Legend of Twilight 1-3
Princess Prince (one-shot volume)
Incomplete Series:
Kare First Love 1-4, 6
W Juliet 1-4
Inubaka 1-2
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The fact that we only have two more weeks of April is horrifying to me. I feel like I've accomplished a lot and at the same time I've accomplished nothing. Thus, I will have to sit down and decide when I'm doing what and then actually go through with the motions of starting and finishing them all.
As always, I'm posting my to-do list on here just for my own sake.
Printmaking:
9 or 12 5X5 prints of observational drawings or bizarre creatures. Bizarre creatures are way more fun to make. Due May 5th.
Fibers:
Quilt - Pin front to back; Front to back attachment; Binding; Ties; Due finals week
Agsc:
Ugh.
Music:
Monday night concert; write up 3 reviews
Other stuff:
Deposit checks at Bank
There's other stuff I need to work on, but the simpler the list, the better I feel.
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I'm pretty content with life right now. Sure, I could use more sleep and it'd be nice if the semester was over already, but the weather's warming up a little and I feel calmer now that the front of my quilt is done for fibers.
I haven't felt this peaceful since last spring, I think. I'm excited to work on my final projects in both fibers and printmaking. I'm happy to be moving out of the house and dorms. I haven't been keeping up with the sleeping pact, but I am not pulling any all-nighters.
Once again though, I come to the slow realization that I have accumulated a lot of...stuff. Free knick-knacks and souvenirs. Art supplies and the art itself.
Earlier this semester I framed a final version of Paris with some poplar and a darker stain that I usually go with. Two layers, one of Plantation Walnut and then of a Rosewood to give the wood a reddish tint. It ended up working really well with the tarlatan brushed background from the plate. I've got several photos of the fiber art I've been working on, but nearly all of them are practice pieces to learn methods of using the sewing machine.
Jim wants me to spend the summer filling up two sketchbooks with whatever I choose. Representational, non-representational, observational, imaginative, people, animals, objects; he doesn't care as long as I fill every page.
I've gotten into the habit of skipping Agricultural Science a lot. I show up for the labs, but he doesn't care if we come to class as long as we take the tests...and since I always fall asleep in his class and have gotten decent grades on all the tests so far, I don't see the point in going if I'll just fall asleep. Not showing up at all seems less rude than showing up and sleeping. Granted I consider both disrespectful to the professor, but I've tried a lot of methods for staying awake when he starts his powerpoint presentations and none of them really work.
I have to admit, I will actually miss dorm food. Only because they have ACTUAL apple fritters and not the doughnut variety. Also, they have toasted cheese ravioli, which is the most awesome thing ever. I will not miss the crowded dirty tables at peak lunch hour, limp looking spinach, or the mysterious accidental cookies. (EX: Lemon chocolate chip cookies. I swear they looked normal until you bit into them.)
So I have these 3 jars of frosting that I got for free. Vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry. I've been eating at the vanilla one whenever I have something to put the frosting on, but I'm at loss as to what to do with 2 other jars of frosting.
I have a nice story about getting my fabric for my quilt in Columbia, but I will write that up later on since it will take awhile to type it up. The short version of it goes as such: Debbie and I had to get fabric in Columbia at the JoAnne's there. Debbie's sister and roommate both came along. I'm working to refrain from adding all the extra details because it'll be fun to tell.
Anyway, I'm starting to dig for things to discuss in here so I'll just chop it off here to keep myself from rambling.
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Tuesday, March 31st, 2009
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I won't go into full detail of everything that happened, but I am feeling pretty upbeat right now.
First off, I'm excited to start making finger puppets and plushies. I'm waiting to get a few more paychecks and save up my money for fabric and then I'm going straight into it!
Secondly, I got a letter in the mail today. Let me type it up for the full effect.
Dear Sara, ...yeah, they spelled my name wrong, but I can forgive them because of what the rest of the letter says.
The Art Department faculty recently identified you as an outstanding student in the department and we would like to reward your hard work and dedication to your major. It is my pleasure to offer to you an Art Departmental Scholarship in the amount of $500.00 for the 2009-2010 academic school year.
[...some stuff here about the breakdown half per semester]
In order to secure this scholarship, the attached commitment statement needs to be signed and returned as soon as possible, but no later than May 5th, 2009.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Basically I just have to promise to still be an art major next year and sign my name. I am very happy. :3
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Okay so quick update on me, myself, and I!
I'm going to break this down into categories so I can catch up faster.
School -
I have major catch-up work to do in one of my classes. MAJOR catch-up. I'm missing almost a dozen things that the professor said I can turn in as they get completed.
I'm almost done with all my fibers work. (Yay!)
I have to finish up a print and write a paper for Printmaking. I'm beginning to really loathe writing essays. Really really really loathe writing them now. Sitting in front of a computer and typing up something and sourcing it, etc. etc. has been getting me down in the dumps every time. I just can't sit still that long and stay on task. I need space to spread out and research and I just don't have that type of environment anymore. Sure, it sounds like a lame excuse, but I think it's very psychological.
Finances -
Buuuuuh, I'll squeeze past this month and have a little extra to save. I need to secure a summer job or start massively selling random crap on ebay. :/
Health-
My stomach has still been causing problems, but now nearly everyone has decided (including myself) that it is from stress. Doctor's solution was to have me pop over-the-counter pills for 2 weeks. A counselor's solution was to spend 20 minutes a day meditating. My roommate's solution was to spend more social time with friends. My professor's solution was to spend more time in the printshop. My solution was to sleep nearly 15 hours a day until my stomach felt better.
...yeah. I didn't get much done those 2-3 days. Either way, I'll work on minimizing my stress levels and figure something out. It's not fun having an upset stomach and the more I worry or think about my life in general, the more it hurts.
Recent Events -
I went to Anime St. Louis this past weekend and stayed with Rachael at Meghan's house! We had a blast and I'd explain it in full detail, but I'm pretty tired and I doubt people really enjoy reading whatever lengthy descriptions I give for things like this. Bottom line is I had fun and I made a slight profit. I spent the money I made from the artist's table on food, a couple keychains, and gas money. But, I did end up with a profit large enough to pay this month's credit card bill. (Yay!) I'll deposit it tomorrow and get that taken care of.
I learned a lot from this first experience of having an artist's table at a convention. I learned kind of what sells and what doesn't sell and got an idea for something. I figure I won't be able to start constructing them until May, but between now and then I'll sketch the concepts and look for materials.
I'd like to do more cosplaying, but that would end up being another "stressor" as the University Counselor warned me to not get too involved in a large variety of things. I'm getting this mixed feeling of disgust that I can't handle this amount of work and anxiety at how quickly this semester has gone by and how little I feel I've accomplished.
Anyway, I'll stop here because I'd rather write my Intrapersonal thoughts out on paper and doodle. Plus, my brain feels pretty mixed up about too many topics to cover in a short post. Plus, I don't feel comfortable letting EVERYONE hear me vent about the variety of concerns being tossed around in my head.
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I failed to mention that at the convention there was.... SOMEONE COSPLAYING AS CAPTAIN HARLOCK!!!! I completely spazzed out and gave him a huge hug. I had my mega fan-girl moment because I saw the sexiest anime character ever created being cosplayed. He said he always goes as Captain Harlock, so now I want to go to tons of cons so I can find him again. :( Three days of Captain Harlock wasn't enough. I should have given him a goodbye hug too.
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| Time: | 8:06 am. |
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Just posting to keep a record of the nausea. Started yesterday and still going.
Loss of appetite and trouble sleeping.
I'll post later how break was if I have some spare time after lunch. Either way, I have to go drop off something at Dr. Shoaff's office.
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Wednesday, March 4th, 2009
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I always feel better about myself when I accomplish things that aren't due in the immediate future. Yet, when I finish those few things I feel the impending doom raining on me from other things I need to get done.
I'd like to just bask in a feeling of accomplishment tonight and not work on anything else until bedtime.
We've started our construction section in fibers. Debbie and I have pretty much formed a pact to keep each other working on things by working ahead of the rest of the class and trying to compete with one another in getting things done. This way, at least we both look like over-achievers instead of just one of us. I swear she sews faster than I do!
I also started a sleeping-pact competition with a friend of mine. The goal is to get 6 hours of sleep each consecutive night. There have been nights when I got close to missing the mark, but I've kept with it for almost a week? Mostly it's exactly 6 hours and then I'm back up again to get things done. It really makes me plan my evenings by what time I want to wake up so I can finish everything by the time the 6 hour deadline rolls around. I haven't asked him recently to see how he's been doing on it...but I'm sure he'll read this and let me know? :P
Tomorrow I have a large "I want to do this" list and I doubt I'll have enough time to get everything done. The biggest things on the list:
1. Go to class (easy)
2. Go to work (super easy, plus I might get off early)
3. Work on Fibers stuff between class and work!
4. Clean up and pack for Friday
5. Agricultural Science work
6. (Maybe) Attend music concert
7. Study books for Printmaking
8. Make list of print supplies to take home (and gather them)
I'm actually pretty excited for the break. My greatest challenge over break will be working on things instead of lounging about reading fiction novels or cooking. I want to avoid turning into a cleaning machine.
I get so ecstatic talking with other printmakers. We're now planning a trip to Graphic Chemical in Chicago. VERY exciting stuffs. We want to take the train! ^^
Well, I'm just fairly pleased with myself for whatever reason and wanted to share my positive mood with the world. I'm going to go tidy up the room a little.
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*points at subject*
And I don't know why. I'm hoping I'll sleep it off.
Weirdest part is, I've been perpetually tired for the past few weeks and now for some reason I can't fall asleep.
Oh well.
Edit (9:44AM Wednesday): I feel considerably better now. Just a little queasy. I ended up falling asleep without being aware it happened until I woke up and realized I hadn't set my alarm.
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Saturday, February 28th, 2009
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What hasn't been going on? I have no idea where to even begin!
First off, as my earlier post stated, this week has been crazy!
I've got all sorts of things rumbling around in my brain. It's this huge feeling of guilt, pride, and exhaustion. Overall, I'm in a pretty good mood right now.
I finished my fibers projects, which I will be taking photos of soon to show off. I also worked on printmaking (not nearly enough though.)
I'm pretty happy to finally schedule the weekend to catch up on work in other classes. I'm totally behind. :/ I also want to clean to prepare for midterm break. That way I can take things I really don't need back home.
I don't feel like typing up what I've been up to. Nor do I feel like typing up my thoughts on what's been happening. I really feel like it's unexplainable in text format. I'm very animated when I'm telling what's been happening and I just can't convey everything online anymore. I'd have to have a specific story and typing up my entire day or short segments...I just don't know where I can start or stop with things that happen anymore unless I make things in a list format.
Random Things I did in the past 2 weeks:
Saw a play
Finished a project
Did laundry
Went to Columbia
Mourned a lack of chocolate
Went to a critique
Learned how to race on Wii Mario Kart
Watched a movie I could have gone without seeing
Refused to watch "Saw" with Kayla
Learned how Yogurt is made
Ran in the rain
Wished I danced in the rain
Celebrated Rachael's birthday
Thought about eating hot glue
Thought about not eating hot glue
Thought about how thinking about eating hot glue was a stupid idea
Got summoned by Chelsie. Thrice.
Figured out which door in Centennial hasn't been getting locked
Wanted to take a nap outside in the sun
Told stories at a dinner table
Tried to keep my nose out of two friends' dying relationship
Smiled
Found my favorite Claude Debussy song
Listened to said song regularly
Found YouTube videos of the Petshop Boys
Showed YouTube videos of the Petshop Boys to Kayla
Listened to Kayla's music
Decided I didn't like Kayla's music
Thought I was going insane
Went insane
Tried to give up ice cream
Ate ice cream anyway
Okay, so now I'm just digging for things and randomly thought of something.
So I have to plan out my next bit of time for Print IV. I want to create a series of books. Dr. Shoaff has suggested making my family stories into print format. I think I could really connect with that type of thing, but illustrating it will be a problem for me, I think.
Maybe I can start writing things up and get old photographs from home to work with.
I'm still brainstorming.
I need to do more research.
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Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
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There are many reasons I want to scream right now.
But sleeping seems like a general concern before screaming. Thus, at 4pm today I will be sleeping. If you need me for something, change your mind because I am totally out of it until I get some rest.
I got back at 12:30, fell asleep around 1, and woke up at 5. 4 hours of sleep repeatedly night after night is killing me.
This morning at 4:30 when I looked at my phone when the alarm went off, I thought the text was in a foreign language.
"A-Larm" Except I pronounced Larm with an A as in air. Kind of like Lairm.
Then at the bottom it read "Snooze" and "Dismiss" and I ignored the snooze and read "Die Mizz" and I stared at my phone for awhile and seriously wondered who changed my language settings on my phone and when. Then I hit Dismiss to let the 2nd alarm at 4:45. Same thing happened. By the 3rd alarm at 5:00, I finally recognized it as English and got up.
Now I'm just groggy, hungry, and grouchy. This wouldn't be a problem if I wasn't paranoid about leaving my yardage out overnight until class at 11:30 today.
Anyway, the academic buildings will be opening soon and I am going to run up there and print until class at 8:30. Then I'll probably go back and print until I'm done.
Maybe I'll nap on one of the printing tables in the fibers studio.
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Thursday, February 12th, 2009
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I had a dream a few nights back with tornadoes and red brick buildings. I remember hiding under a mattress. There were so many tornadoes and I could see them out the window.
The sirens wouldn't sound though.
I saw the tornadoes and hid under a mattress, but the sirens wouldn't sound.
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Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009
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| Time: | 8:27 am. |
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I feel like I should update, but I have way too much to write that I'm tempted to just avoid writing any of it.
I will say that I got an A+ on my weaving assignment that I sacrificed over 48 hours for. Yay!
Been rethinking my major. Which I know that logically I should not question it at this point since I only have 2 more semesters to finish up. It's just that in the past 3 weeks multiple people have asked me "why are you an art major?" Not that they were trying to be rude or tell me that I shouldn't be one...they were just curious as to why I am an art major and not anything else.
I guess on a happiness meter on a scale from 1 to 10, I was about a 9 1/2 for most of the weekend and now I'm about a 5 1/2 to a 6. So I think I just feel slightly down because I'm comparing it to how happy I was earlier. Hence the random update in my live journal. Writing usually works stuff out.
I got a cellphone. It makes an AWESOME alarm clock.
I've got a mild cough. I hope I'm not getting sick. I don't really have time to be sick.
I need more motivation.
I'm going to go finish getting ready for class.
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Tuesday, January 20th, 2009
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I don't have a whole lot of time, so I'll make this fast.
I can't believe we've only had a week of classes. It already feels like I've been here awhile and have tons of things to get done in my art courses. (It's not a bad thing, just keeps me busy.)
I can already tell I won't be near as busy as last semester, but I'm sure if I want to spend a lot of time in the print shop, I'll be sacrificing my grade in Fibers for it.
There's a lot more I'd like to write about, but most of it would get very generic and long-winded.
So, instead, I will amuse some of you by saying I've met someone I'd like to get to know better. Unfortunately for me this means seeing if I can meet with them during our mutual non-existent free time...but I'm willing to take the time for that! ^^
Also, I haven't broken my New Year's resolution yet. :)
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Tuesday, January 13th, 2009
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Perspectives in Classical Music: Meh. Laura's in that class though, so it'll be fun. There's a bit of out of class work, but nothing difficult. There seems to be a lot of pop quizzes and reading assignments. Also, she asked: "What is Music?" We have to answer this question in class on Thursday.
Printmaking: I'll have fun, but it'll probably get pushed aside most of the time for Fibers. I want to create a book. It'll be weird not having to go in to class and creating my own schedule.
Agricultural Science Lab: I fell asleep part way through class. My small group for the semester long experiment consists of two guys: a Justice Systems Major from my high school and a Chemistry major. The Chemistry major suggested that we ferment various grains and foods and check the alcohol content. I suggested we make paper from various plants. The Justice Systems major suggested we play music genres for plants and see if it affects their growth. We then decided that trying to make alcohol out of pie sounded funnier and went with that. This will be an interesting thing. The Chemistry major seems to know pretty much everything we have to do, so we'll just go along with that.
I'm kind of basking in the lack of things due at one time. Unfortunately, I should stop slacking off and start reading and studying. All I really want to do is go hang out with friends instead of sit in the room and study. Maybe I'll go to the library and work on homework until Rachael gets off work.
Also, Jacque has informed me there is Dim Sum in Columbia. I know where I want to go next trip to Columbia!
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Monday, January 12th, 2009
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Agricultural Science: It'll be okay since I'm in the class with Rachael. Plus, there's no textbook and I know the professor. Workload seems to be okay and Rachael and I will be able to study for the 4 exams together.
Fibers I: I predict massive long-suffering. I still don't have all my supplies together. Some I accidentally left at home. :( Sadness.
I know I could have worked ahead in my courses today. Or maybe printed something.
Instead I chose to relax and do practically nothing. It was very enjoyable.
Also, Kayla and I moved the furniture around last night at 12:30AM. It amused me and I might write about it later if I have the energy.
Also, we watched the first season of The Office. :) Did you know the girl who plays Pam in The Office graduated from Truman? ^^ Cool stuffs.
I stopped by Financial Aid. Also talked to Michelle and Tracy.
Ate breakfast with Kayla, ate lunch with the guys from the South Side of C-Hall, ate dinner in the room with Kayla.
Hung out upstairs for awhile and came back down.
I reorganized my belongings. It's so creepily organized and spacious it scares me. Now my task will be to maintain this tidiness throughout the semester. I'll clean up my desk once a week and tidy up my area in the evening before bed. Sounds like a good plan. After I have that down, I'll work on another area of my life.
I'm thinking about taking vocal lessons from a music major. Thoughts?
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