February 19, 2005
Busy Franticness
Well, that time of the semester is finally upon me. Midterms are just around the corner and it seems there is homework due in almost every class.
Today may well have been the first slow day for the next five days, and even then it was hectic. After getting back from class this afternoon, I made some revisions to my resume as well as answered the daily barrage of e-mails. I then donned my suit for my mock interview. It was interesting to watch the playback of the interview. I almost received a perfect score, but some very trivial details stood in the way.
After getting back around 4:45, Chris Cancian and I headed up to the attic to do electrical work until 7:50. We were getting hungry, so we went out to Chipotle with Chris's girlfriend, but not before stopping by the Home Depot to buy more supplies. I headed back up to the attic when we got back around 10 to finish up wiring Pat's room. Around midnight, we all finished installing his brand new ceiling fan. It looks fantastic. I'll post pictures sometime.
After finishing, I took a quick shower and here I am, preparing for the crazy weekend. For my classes on Monday, I have homework due and an exam in statistics. The professor is quite worthless in that class, so I'll be doing quite a bit of cramming this weekend. Later that afternoon I have to be prepared to discuss a long reading for my 150 minute Sociology of Law class. I assume that I will have a USG committee meeting that night.
On Tuesday, I have a computer logic homework and lab due. In my other course that day, American Political Thought, I have an exam over about 20 readings.
Wednesday, I have a programming assignment due. I haven't even started yet and the assignment is over something I don't grasp too well either. Too make it worse, I can barely remember how to code in C++. I've been using PHP too much lately. C++ is so primitive in comparison. Oh well.
Well, I better stop my ranting and start working. It is 12:30AM, so I figure I can start on something before I hit the sack.
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