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Sep. 13th, 2006
Honey & Clover!
Sep. 13th, 2006 09:56 pmLet's see...uh, today was really relaxed, though my getting to sleep last night took quite a while and I therefore probably should be tired (but I'm not).
I went to Psychology, which was more interesting than usual because we've begun to examine the whole nature vs. nurture thing, which is [almost] always fascinating. :D
Due to the fact that my Statistics class was cancelled for today, I then spent three full hours talking to Bee and Rachel and Tyler about anime/anime conventions/other stuff. I had plans of studying my Psych book, playing gameboy, and such, but I figured if I have actual people to talk to, that's much more fun than either of those activities.
Then I went to English, which (like usual) somehow manages to be both absolutely fascinating and a bit boring at the same time. I have no idea how this works. Really, I don't. I got an 89 on my in-class essay from last week, which is way better than I was expecting for my first college essay. :O Especially seeing as that particular essay seemed like crap, too. Woohoo, go me!
Then Mom drove me home, where my laptop case arrived promptly. It's kind of a cheap-o one, but I like it that way because I like its particular shade of blue and I won't have to worry about getting it dirty or whatever. Also, it's nice and light. Plus, it's blue! I want to customize it somehow. >.> Unfortunately, though it was brand new, whoever had it was apparently a heavy smoker because it smells. >< Ryan sprayed some cologne on it, which just made it worse, and because I'm sensitive to the tobacco smell (it makes my throat hurt) I put it out on the front deck for now to air out.
Then, the highlight of my day: I watched the first six episodes of Honey & Clover. It's such an incredibly charming show--I adore it already, and I feel like it's only going to get better from here. :D I'm totally in love with Morita. Seriously. >.> Very much so. <.< Anyway, I love all the characters, actually, and it's so funny and cute and touching and...slice of life-ish in a great way. I'm already starting to get sad about the fact that it'll end, and I'm only six episodes into it. Plus there's a sequel, so I'm just really attached already I guess. Unreasonable fear of separation from the characters I love! Ah, it's so dramatic, y'know?
On a random note, I dreamt last night about driving a car that was Rosie's (um...okay?) in the Sierra Cinemas parking lot and finding a baby mourning dove in the trash. The mourning dove had been there for weeks, apparently. It was very sad.
I'd better go, I have a prelab to do. I've been so lazy about homework the last two days--I'd better get going!
I went to Psychology, which was more interesting than usual because we've begun to examine the whole nature vs. nurture thing, which is [almost] always fascinating. :D
Due to the fact that my Statistics class was cancelled for today, I then spent three full hours talking to Bee and Rachel and Tyler about anime/anime conventions/other stuff. I had plans of studying my Psych book, playing gameboy, and such, but I figured if I have actual people to talk to, that's much more fun than either of those activities.
Then I went to English, which (like usual) somehow manages to be both absolutely fascinating and a bit boring at the same time. I have no idea how this works. Really, I don't. I got an 89 on my in-class essay from last week, which is way better than I was expecting for my first college essay. :O Especially seeing as that particular essay seemed like crap, too. Woohoo, go me!
Then Mom drove me home, where my laptop case arrived promptly. It's kind of a cheap-o one, but I like it that way because I like its particular shade of blue and I won't have to worry about getting it dirty or whatever. Also, it's nice and light. Plus, it's blue! I want to customize it somehow. >.> Unfortunately, though it was brand new, whoever had it was apparently a heavy smoker because it smells. >< Ryan sprayed some cologne on it, which just made it worse, and because I'm sensitive to the tobacco smell (it makes my throat hurt) I put it out on the front deck for now to air out.
Then, the highlight of my day: I watched the first six episodes of Honey & Clover. It's such an incredibly charming show--I adore it already, and I feel like it's only going to get better from here. :D I'm totally in love with Morita. Seriously. >.> Very much so. <.< Anyway, I love all the characters, actually, and it's so funny and cute and touching and...slice of life-ish in a great way. I'm already starting to get sad about the fact that it'll end, and I'm only six episodes into it. Plus there's a sequel, so I'm just really attached already I guess. Unreasonable fear of separation from the characters I love! Ah, it's so dramatic, y'know?
On a random note, I dreamt last night about driving a car that was Rosie's (um...okay?) in the Sierra Cinemas parking lot and finding a baby mourning dove in the trash. The mourning dove had been there for weeks, apparently. It was very sad.
I'd better go, I have a prelab to do. I've been so lazy about homework the last two days--I'd better get going!
Honey & Clover!
Sep. 13th, 2006 09:56 pmLet's see...uh, today was really relaxed, though my getting to sleep last night took quite a while and I therefore probably should be tired (but I'm not).
I went to Psychology, which was more interesting than usual because we've begun to examine the whole nature vs. nurture thing, which is [almost] always fascinating. :D
Due to the fact that my Statistics class was cancelled for today, I then spent three full hours talking to Bee and Rachel and Tyler about anime/anime conventions/other stuff. I had plans of studying my Psych book, playing gameboy, and such, but I figured if I have actual people to talk to, that's much more fun than either of those activities.
Then I went to English, which (like usual) somehow manages to be both absolutely fascinating and a bit boring at the same time. I have no idea how this works. Really, I don't. I got an 89 on my in-class essay from last week, which is way better than I was expecting for my first college essay. :O Especially seeing as that particular essay seemed like crap, too. Woohoo, go me!
Then Mom drove me home, where my laptop case arrived promptly. It's kind of a cheap-o one, but I like it that way because I like its particular shade of blue and I won't have to worry about getting it dirty or whatever. Also, it's nice and light. Plus, it's blue! I want to customize it somehow. >.> Unfortunately, though it was brand new, whoever had it was apparently a heavy smoker because it smells. >< Ryan sprayed some cologne on it, which just made it worse, and because I'm sensitive to the tobacco smell (it makes my throat hurt) I put it out on the front deck for now to air out.
Then, the highlight of my day: I watched the first six episodes of Honey & Clover. It's such an incredibly charming show--I adore it already, and I feel like it's only going to get better from here. :D I'm totally in love with Morita. Seriously. >.> Very much so. <.< Anyway, I love all the characters, actually, and it's so funny and cute and touching and...slice of life-ish in a great way. I'm already starting to get sad about the fact that it'll end, and I'm only six episodes into it. Plus there's a sequel, so I'm just really attached already I guess. Unreasonable fear of separation from the characters I love! Ah, it's so dramatic, y'know?
On a random note, I dreamt last night about driving a car that was Rosie's (um...okay?) in the Sierra Cinemas parking lot and finding a baby mourning dove in the trash. The mourning dove had been there for weeks, apparently. It was very sad.
I'd better go, I have a prelab to do. I've been so lazy about homework the last two days--I'd better get going!
I went to Psychology, which was more interesting than usual because we've begun to examine the whole nature vs. nurture thing, which is [almost] always fascinating. :D
Due to the fact that my Statistics class was cancelled for today, I then spent three full hours talking to Bee and Rachel and Tyler about anime/anime conventions/other stuff. I had plans of studying my Psych book, playing gameboy, and such, but I figured if I have actual people to talk to, that's much more fun than either of those activities.
Then I went to English, which (like usual) somehow manages to be both absolutely fascinating and a bit boring at the same time. I have no idea how this works. Really, I don't. I got an 89 on my in-class essay from last week, which is way better than I was expecting for my first college essay. :O Especially seeing as that particular essay seemed like crap, too. Woohoo, go me!
Then Mom drove me home, where my laptop case arrived promptly. It's kind of a cheap-o one, but I like it that way because I like its particular shade of blue and I won't have to worry about getting it dirty or whatever. Also, it's nice and light. Plus, it's blue! I want to customize it somehow. >.> Unfortunately, though it was brand new, whoever had it was apparently a heavy smoker because it smells. >< Ryan sprayed some cologne on it, which just made it worse, and because I'm sensitive to the tobacco smell (it makes my throat hurt) I put it out on the front deck for now to air out.
Then, the highlight of my day: I watched the first six episodes of Honey & Clover. It's such an incredibly charming show--I adore it already, and I feel like it's only going to get better from here. :D I'm totally in love with Morita. Seriously. >.> Very much so. <.< Anyway, I love all the characters, actually, and it's so funny and cute and touching and...slice of life-ish in a great way. I'm already starting to get sad about the fact that it'll end, and I'm only six episodes into it. Plus there's a sequel, so I'm just really attached already I guess. Unreasonable fear of separation from the characters I love! Ah, it's so dramatic, y'know?
On a random note, I dreamt last night about driving a car that was Rosie's (um...okay?) in the Sierra Cinemas parking lot and finding a baby mourning dove in the trash. The mourning dove had been there for weeks, apparently. It was very sad.
I'd better go, I have a prelab to do. I've been so lazy about homework the last two days--I'd better get going!