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eredienOkay. Bad news first: my sister got in a fender bender the other day and is now in it deep with my parents. Sister and car are both fine though, so that's good.
Good stuff: I was over at a friend's house the other day, and he was showing me "Freedom Force", a computer game that is especially wonderful to play if you've ever read any comics at all featuring superheroes. It doesn't take itself seriously, and is great fun. Highly recommended.
Keeping with our superhero theme, tonight I'm watching Smallville, a show I've been dying to see ever since I heard about it. It's basically Clark Kent's life as a boy, and sounds awfully fun.
I showed my mom some Tai Chi stretches the other day after I hadn't done some for a few days. Wow. Am I sore. That whole "only do 75% of what you think you can do" thing doesn't work when your brain thinks you can do more than you can.
I was happy also today when I realized that when I watched some of the extras on the Harry Potter DVD, I could understand bits of the Japanese. :D
Oh. And
Okay. So since it's not Bryn Mawr, I can write these down, right? And since I made it optional to come and look at these, there's no honor code stuff. Yay.
I can't figure out how I got a 3.7 in three of my classes and a 2.7 in the other one, other than the fact that I liked most of the work that I was doing. I think, more and more, that that influcences how interested I am and how much I remember. It certainly isn't that I devoted more dedicated study time - all of you who know me know how fractured my life was this semester! Go figure.
I would be bouncing, except my legs hurt too much from the silly stretches.
Good stuff: I was over at a friend's house the other day, and he was showing me "Freedom Force", a computer game that is especially wonderful to play if you've ever read any comics at all featuring superheroes. It doesn't take itself seriously, and is great fun. Highly recommended.
Keeping with our superhero theme, tonight I'm watching Smallville, a show I've been dying to see ever since I heard about it. It's basically Clark Kent's life as a boy, and sounds awfully fun.
I showed my mom some Tai Chi stretches the other day after I hadn't done some for a few days. Wow. Am I sore. That whole "only do 75% of what you think you can do" thing doesn't work when your brain thinks you can do more than you can.
I was happy also today when I realized that when I watched some of the extras on the Harry Potter DVD, I could understand bits of the Japanese. :D
Oh. And
Okay. So since it's not Bryn Mawr, I can write these down, right? And since I made it optional to come and look at these, there's no honor code stuff. Yay.
I can't figure out how I got a 3.7 in three of my classes and a 2.7 in the other one, other than the fact that I liked most of the work that I was doing. I think, more and more, that that influcences how interested I am and how much I remember. It certainly isn't that I devoted more dedicated study time - all of you who know me know how fractured my life was this semester! Go figure.
I would be bouncing, except my legs hurt too much from the silly stretches.
