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foolish_m0rtalIf I make it through this week, I will be so very VERY grateful. I should even be talking right now, I should be studying the hell out of the exams I have one after another this week. I spent three days studying for Differential Equations (tally it again, for the very last time) because I usually spend more time studying for math than other things.
Right now I'm studying for Circuits, which is beating me soundly, and tomorrow I have CS, which I'm not REALLY concerned about. Studying for a few hours today should suffice since I studied over the weekend, but I want to get a good grade in that class.
Then I have to record a Systems presentation with my group, which shouldn't be too bad. But then I have Digital Logic Design. (T_T) I haven't been able to study at ALL for that class, and I need to get a good grade. I guess I'll just study like hell today for Circuits, (going to office hours, so I need to finish the chapters) work on CS, and then study the life out of Digital Logic Design on Tuesday and Wednesday.
I HAVE NEVER BEEN THIS FREAKED OUT EVER
I'm really trying to look forward to Thursday night, when some people will be coming over to my place to watch Firefly/Stargate. I usually find out I'm staying late before breaks and send out a last minute email inviting people to come. This time I figured everything out early, so I sent the email yesterday. Hopefully too many people won't show up. My common room is only so big, after all, though these are the people I played Quidditch with on Halloween, so I'm sure if sci-fi is involved, they'll find a way to optimize capacity. ^_^
ARRG! I hate taking all math and science classes. Everyone is like, "Well, it's your fault for being in the e-school." People said that about nerd school back in high school. I want to kick them in the eye. There's challenging, and then there's RIDICULOUS. And then there's the engineer that told me he once took a class in the college, and the room beside him basically watched the Office every day for lecture.
Really? I mean, I understand they have difficult classes too, like Math and Science and Business (though I suspect I did mediocre in that economics class mainly because it always came second place to e-school classes, I couldn't help it. So working for that class had to be like an afterthought, and I couldn't enjoy it) but REALLY?
I actually had some significant stuff to say here that I totally forgot about. Such is the nature of anger and pathetic whining.
(end rant, going back to work)
Right now I'm studying for Circuits, which is beating me soundly, and tomorrow I have CS, which I'm not REALLY concerned about. Studying for a few hours today should suffice since I studied over the weekend, but I want to get a good grade in that class.
Then I have to record a Systems presentation with my group, which shouldn't be too bad. But then I have Digital Logic Design. (T_T) I haven't been able to study at ALL for that class, and I need to get a good grade. I guess I'll just study like hell today for Circuits, (going to office hours, so I need to finish the chapters) work on CS, and then study the life out of Digital Logic Design on Tuesday and Wednesday.
I HAVE NEVER BEEN THIS FREAKED OUT EVER
I'm really trying to look forward to Thursday night, when some people will be coming over to my place to watch Firefly/Stargate. I usually find out I'm staying late before breaks and send out a last minute email inviting people to come. This time I figured everything out early, so I sent the email yesterday. Hopefully too many people won't show up. My common room is only so big, after all, though these are the people I played Quidditch with on Halloween, so I'm sure if sci-fi is involved, they'll find a way to optimize capacity. ^_^
ARRG! I hate taking all math and science classes. Everyone is like, "Well, it's your fault for being in the e-school." People said that about nerd school back in high school. I want to kick them in the eye. There's challenging, and then there's RIDICULOUS. And then there's the engineer that told me he once took a class in the college, and the room beside him basically watched the Office every day for lecture.
Really? I mean, I understand they have difficult classes too, like Math and Science and Business (though I suspect I did mediocre in that economics class mainly because it always came second place to e-school classes, I couldn't help it. So working for that class had to be like an afterthought, and I couldn't enjoy it) but REALLY?
I actually had some significant stuff to say here that I totally forgot about. Such is the nature of anger and pathetic whining.
(end rant, going back to work)
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Date: 2009-12-14 06:27 pm (UTC)Yes, in all caps.
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Date: 2009-12-15 03:21 pm (UTC)Besides, you don't want to be something stupid like me, the English Major.no subject
Date: 2009-12-16 01:26 am (UTC)And it sucks, because I work a lot for it and still never get back what I put into it. I explained this to some of my friends here, and they share the sentiment.
So what if you're an English major? You know what, at least you're happy. I usually speak too practically to say that, but I really mean it.