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Jan. 30th, 2011
Another fucking snowstorm.
I can already picture myself in the hotel across the street from work on Tuesday night, hoping beyond hope that this won't be like my last stay there in which I barely slept due to the people next door keeping their stupid TV on all goddamn night long. Maybe I should make sure to have my homework handy so I won't miss out on getting it done. Not that I have much of it left, really.
Algebra: Assignment done, and I'm pretty sure I got it all right except for maybe the first question, which was something like "Pick the right mapping diagram to express these points," which we didn't do in class. Anyhow, now I'm just working on the practice problems when I get a chance, since I've got a test on Saturday and I just want to make sure I'm up on everything.
Speech: I've got four Powerpoint presentations and something like seventy pages to read by Saturday. Which isn't so bad, really. I figure I can get those done some night this week, no problem. Our first speech isn't until two weekends from now, so I'm not planning on worrying until then.
PC Office Applications: Okay, see, here's where I'm having problems slogging through my assignment. Not because it's hard, but because it's easy. It's on Microsoft Word. And I wish I could just skip past the reading and do the assignments, but I get the impression I'll miss something if I do. And skimming through it is boring me, because I'm currently at things like "Here's how to increase the font size" and "Here's how to double-space the text" and I keep getting distracted by things like Angry Birds and Top Gear.
It doesn't help that I've been trying to finish printing out an editing copy of Heroine Addiction all day to no avail, or that because I'm pretty well broke and unable to get my grubby paws on more printer ink I'm just going to have to wait until this weekend to get editing copies of The Grand Prize Winner and The Monsters Of Moosic printed out at school.
On the bright side, though, I forgot how much fun homework is. Yes, I said homework is fun. Clearly, I never stopped being a dork.
I can already picture myself in the hotel across the street from work on Tuesday night, hoping beyond hope that this won't be like my last stay there in which I barely slept due to the people next door keeping their stupid TV on all goddamn night long. Maybe I should make sure to have my homework handy so I won't miss out on getting it done. Not that I have much of it left, really.
Algebra: Assignment done, and I'm pretty sure I got it all right except for maybe the first question, which was something like "Pick the right mapping diagram to express these points," which we didn't do in class. Anyhow, now I'm just working on the practice problems when I get a chance, since I've got a test on Saturday and I just want to make sure I'm up on everything.
Speech: I've got four Powerpoint presentations and something like seventy pages to read by Saturday. Which isn't so bad, really. I figure I can get those done some night this week, no problem. Our first speech isn't until two weekends from now, so I'm not planning on worrying until then.
PC Office Applications: Okay, see, here's where I'm having problems slogging through my assignment. Not because it's hard, but because it's easy. It's on Microsoft Word. And I wish I could just skip past the reading and do the assignments, but I get the impression I'll miss something if I do. And skimming through it is boring me, because I'm currently at things like "Here's how to increase the font size" and "Here's how to double-space the text" and I keep getting distracted by things like Angry Birds and Top Gear.
It doesn't help that I've been trying to finish printing out an editing copy of Heroine Addiction all day to no avail, or that because I'm pretty well broke and unable to get my grubby paws on more printer ink I'm just going to have to wait until this weekend to get editing copies of The Grand Prize Winner and The Monsters Of Moosic printed out at school.
On the bright side, though, I forgot how much fun homework is. Yes, I said homework is fun. Clearly, I never stopped being a dork.