Hello there. Yesterday was yet another brutal day. Since my farty butt kept me from going to school on Monday, I missed not only the lecture over the entirety of chapter 8, but also lab. So, I had a 5 page worksheet with graphs to complete as make-up for lab. As an added bonus Dr. B was in such a foul mood when he wrote the test, that his conscious weighed on him yesterday morning and he decided to go easy on us. So, he gave us half of the test in class and half to take home and complete. Since we finished the test early, he felt it only appropriate to lecture over the entirety of chapter nine after we had just finished the test. A new chapter means new homework. Luckily, there was no lab or else I might have burst into flames. So in the span of two hours I procured a lab assignment, a take home test, and end-of-chapter problems (about 4 hours worth of Physics homework). Great.

After my brain was thoroughly mushed, I went off to work first at Lippincottonia, then at Underground Ink. The rest of the day went pretty smoothly. Then I went home and knocked dinner out so that I could hit the books. I realized right before I started my homework that I hadn’t written this week’s article, so I did that first and then spent the next 3 and a half hours working Physics problems. I didn’t even get to chapter 9’s homework. I’ll do it tonight when I start on chapter 10’s homework. I’ll get completely caught back up this weekend.

I have definitely learned my lesson, though. You cannot afford to miss a single day in summer classes. It is better to die in class than to miss lecture and lab. The good news is that I only have to hold my shit together one more week and it will all be over. I then get a week to catch my breath before we head to Baltimore. With any luck I’ll be back into town before the first showing of Deathly Hallows Part 2. Mwhahaaa…

Today is pretty straightforward. So straightforward, in fact, that I’ve created an equation for it:

Today = j(Physics lecture, Physics lab, work, eat, work, sleep)

Where j is the constant for coffee.

I’ve gotta run, but first here’s a funny comic about Galileo:

Poor Galileo. More soon. ~SC