Guess who has reading to dooooo....

Yeah, me.
And instead, I sit on my bed, with my laptop, watching House.
Anyone care to guess just how much reading I've got to do?

Ahem.
The first fifty pages of The Richest Man In Babylon. Chapter 14 of Business: A Changing World. And pages 6-115 of The Actor In You. Do you care to guess how much of it's has to be done by 230 tomorrow?
ALL OF IT.
Well, at least I've begun all three of them.
And my acting book has a lot of exercises that I don't really have to do.
And Babylon is in my phone, which is awesome, because I can read it in traffic.
And chapter 14 for Business is the accounting chapter, and I took accounting last year.
SO, all FOUR of those glorious things appear to be in my favor. (:

I've got an exam in Principles of Acting around NINE in the morning. I don't think its very awesome to have an exam that early, but I did miss class Tuesday because I was under the weather, so I guess its fair. And my professor was very cool enough to not force me to take the exam on Thursday. So whatever. If I bomb it, I bomb it. It isn't the end of the world.

I have no idea what we're doing in Business tomorrow, except discussing the beginning of Babylon, which is very difficult to get interested in. Thus far, I know that Bansir is the chariot maker for Babylon, and his best friend's name is Kobbe (not sure if it's Cobb-E or Kobe, like the basketball player/cut of steak/restaurant. I like to think it's the latter because it brings back fond memories of my eighteenth birthday....)
And hopefully we do NOT have a quiz on the accounting chapter just yet because although I passed my accounting class with high A's, it would be nice to at least skim through the chapter to refresh my memory.
Ahem. I would like to announce that I got an 88% on my last business exam. Without studying.
That is all. 
 
I've got a pretty huge research paper coming up in Writing and Rhetoric.
I still pretty much hate that class. But there are cute boys and lots of gossip, so the class stays interesting. It's unfortunate that the entire course thus far has been about all the different types of arguments we can write and making us read examples and write our own. But hey, now I can tell you what a definition/casual/evaluation/rebuttal/narrative/proposal argument is, and I've proven that I can write them!
Not that I'll ever need to know what they are or write them. Ever. Unless I become an editorial writer for a newspaper or magazine. Which I'm pretty sure I'll never do. Ever. (:

So, at school, when we register for classes, we have to do it ourselves. Like, choose the classes, and times, and then sign up for them, and hope we get them. Its amazing/terrifying that everyone will be signing up at the same time, because if I don't get the classes I want/need, I will cry. Shamelessly. And possibly in public. Because I'll be very upset. And then I'll cvetch to the teachers and hope they make exceptions and let me into the classes. If it doesn't, I'll try other forms of persuasion. I can be very persuasive. (;

Well.
I can't think of anythin else to go on about.
I've already wasted probably a half hour on here. =X

OH, my bestie's nineteenth birthday was yesterday!
We had ice cream and cake, and cake from Baskin Robbins.
I won't lie, it was probably the most delicious cake OF ALL TIME.
Well, I don't know about OF ALL TIME, but it was pretty damn delicious.



I love Mondays & Wednesdays.
Thank you for making my week bearable. (:


That is all.

xx