Avoidance is the best strategy...
I know we're all busy and that explains the lack of posts on this blog lately. I, however, am willing to respond to the call of duty and ignore my homework so that we may continue having posts on this blog. no need to thank me, your time in reading this is thanks enough.
MPIRG has been picking up lately. It's been a lot of fun. We have a movie night coming up this week for the Fair Trade task force (which is my task force) and I think next week is Earth Week, so we'll be having lots of fun doing campus clean-up days and climbing trees. At some point we're going to Take Back the Night to fight against abuse. In sum, this hippie-ish chick is really excited for the rest of this semester's events.
My classes are going well, or at least I think they're going well. I have pretty much all A's, which makes me very happy. We're starting to get into some really interesting stuff in pretty much everything except Statistics. Don't get me wrong, the class is good, it's just not really that thought provoking. Art History is into our last section now: everything after Baroque. It's great, and I love seeing the shifts in the artwork as different historical events come into play. I'm so taking the first half of this courses next semester. In World Politics, we're getting into national security and terrorism, which can always be a hot topic, as well as international economics. While some people in that class are driving me nuts, the class itself is great. Finally, in Anthropology, we're etting into family structure. It's amazing. There are different ways to trace lineage depending on where you are in the world, and that's what we're studying right now. It's really interesting. So classes are great.
In other random events, Saturday we had a bubbles and chalk party. And by party, I mean a bunch of us decided to chalk and bubbles to the sidewalk in front of my friends' dorm and play with them. We got a pretty intense round of "countries" 4 square going, which is a lot more fun when the people you're playing with can name more than just North America, West Europe and China. Saturday night, we had a surprise party for my firend Anne's birthday. Jess, Laura and I made falafel sandwhiches, fruit salad, and rice for dinner, and then we had cake and ice cream (all vegan, of course) for dessert. After dinner, Matt decided to give us all a preview of his outfit for Friday night's Amateur Drag Show. It was lots of great fun, with lots of silliness and bad music to spare. In other news, it is exactly one month until I am done with my first year of college. Isn't that crazy? I thought so. I really hope I can find a job over the summer, because I really need to get one. Tri-Lam is doing fantastic. He's mad at me right now, because I haven't cleaned his tank recently. It needs to be done today. *nods*. I can't handle his accusing stares any longer.
IT'S WARM OUTSIDE!!! YEAH!!! That makes me really happy. It's almost like Spring is just around the corner...
I'll leave you with a picture of my favorite drag queen and I. I'm totally jealous, because Matt is a hotter girl than I am. Really funny story about that that cannot be written here, so I will tell you all about it some other way. Check your facebook.
posted by Rianna @ 2:35 PM
8 Comments:
Ignore homework. Good plan. *nod*
*looks at massive pile of it* Oh, fine. I'll go...
Your classes sound fun... And bubbles and chalk! Yay!
"We're starting to get into some really interesting stuff in pretty much everything except Statistics"
Oh please, more like statistics is so thought provoking that you’re afraid it will blow your mind. What level of alpha should I select? Do I want a higher probability of a type I or type II error? Should I increase my sample size to narrow the scope of my confidence interval?
Well Rianna, it looks like your post may have been a bit offensive to some math lovers. Though few exist in the world.
Oh...and I thought of my debate word. Mine was "basically."
lol, yeah it was. So, we have yours, mine and Tay's, what was everyone else's? Oh, and Pelk? Only you would be intrigued by Statistics I.
Impressionism!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YES! We'll be geting there either tomorrow or Friday, and I'm totally pumped. I love, love, LOVE Romanticim, though. *sigh* Too bad I suck at drawing, or I would have picked up Art History as a major instead of something else. Of course, my current majors leave me pretty likely to have a house not made out of cardboard. ;)
You know... cardboard boxes really aren't so bad... they are the ultimate mobile home! And you'll never, ever have to deal with a mortgage. :P Hehe.
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