I have failed to update this entry for quite some time ( Read more... )

As I was studying for my management test tomorrow, I realized that none of the information in the book was congruent with the WebCT or lecture material. I bought the wrong book for this class and I learned this news at the worst of times.

Time to wing it, in the most literal sense of the word. Hopefully this test bodes well without the book...

I spent another weekend like so many others; a weekend that involved gyros, sleep, and beer, although not necessarily in that order ( Read more... )

I sit here, looking back at a weekend of overconsumption of all the usual vices. I cooked two pots of chili--one beaned and one beanless--and I think it was recieved well by those who choked it down during the big game. I wish the Eagles could have pulled off a win; though it does not surprise me that they lost ( Read more... )

I woke around 7:30 and found myself surprisingly rested after only 6 hours of sleep. I waltzed around campus for over an hour, hunting down footballers. I managed to remain awake for an entire journalism 101 lecture. I caught the bus home and ate five eights of a cheese pizza. I took a half-hour nap, then walked to my logistics lecture. I was ( Read more... )

If anyone knows how to get out of jury duty, let me know. Uncle Sam wants me to waste a day in Nevada, and it is my goal that I avoid it at all costs.

One day left on a weekend where I drank plenty, ate plenty, and discovered that homemade soup is pretty simple, if you have the time. It remains bright and cold outdoors, while I remain lackluster but comfy indoors. Tony flew away for a few days, I hope he found what it was he was looking for, and savored it while he could ( Read more... )

Today, the second day of the first day of classes passed in a hectic fashion. Journalism 101, at 9:30, should be a pretty straight-forward class, and the professor is a Packer backer to boot. Trans Log is a clear-cut reminder of why I am leaving the College of Business, at least ISU's version of the college. I ended my day with the 2.5 hour ( Read more... )

I managed to drop a class to see Modest Mouse, add a more important ( Read more... )

As time seems to pass at an alarming rate, I decided that keeping a journal would be a healthy habit to build. I will compose a book version for my eyes, and this electrical one is for you and whomever else that may stumble upon this. I hope you find it worth reading ( Read more... )