So, a quick post before I have to get started on my long list of homework. Curious about what I am doing today? Well, I'll tell you. After I sign off here, in order I am:
1. Checking job listings/applying for job on BYU website
2. Buy another new charger from Ebay for my silly computer
3. Reading and quiz for my LDS Marriage and Family Class
4. Re-edit an Engl 293 term paper I thought was due in class today but apparently is just due sometime today. So double check it.
5. Do a research project on some facet of eternal marriage for my religion class
6. Engl 293 reading (Cheever: "The Swimmer")
7. Engl 292 reading (Larking: "Church Going", "Talking in Bed"; Walcott "A Far Cry from Africa", "The Season of...."; Heaney: "Digging", "Punishment")
8. Start brainstorming for my Engl 292 Paper
9. Learn the words to "O Nuit" a stupid song for my choir class that we are supposed to have memorized. We have a concert on Thursday. I hope no one comes.

And that's all I have listed. Oh, here's another thing I like to post on my blog---what classes I'm taking in the fall! So, you'll just have to read about that too.
Communications 101 (I'm contemplating a minor in comms) with Larry MacFarlane
Engl 295: Writing Literary Criticism with some staff member not listed....hopefully this won't turn out horribly dreadful....
Engl 376: British Lit 1900-1950 with Matthew Wickman
Engl 382: Shakespeare with Charles Fox
Engl 385: 1603-1660 with Richard Duerdan
Rel C 325: Doctrine and Covenants 2 with Steven Harper

That's it so far, 17 credits. This time signing up for classes was a lot more stressful because there was a lot less selection for professors and times....it was pretty hard to get enough credits with hopefully good professors. But of course, like usual, I stalked them all on Ratemyprofessor.com and looks like it will be a hard but good semester. Anyone heard anything different? If so, let me know. About the classes, too.

Okay, just a quick recap on this week. Rosalind was here and we had a great time. I'm hoping that she had a good time as well. We watched a lot of Bones, played a lot of games, walked around a lot of campus, hung out with a lot of friends, saw lots of ducks. That pretty much sums it all up in a sentence. Oh, and Rosalind held a tarantula. It was nasty. And one of its legs had fallen off, so it had a little nub where it was growing back. And Jordan got excited about a dying cockroach. It was pretty gross. We didn't take too many pictures...mostly some in the Bean Museum...if you want to see those, go on facebook. (Or have someone with a facebook show you I guess. If lots of people can't see them and still want to, I can post a few up here, just let me know).

Well, I do have a ton to do today. Hopefully it won't take too long, because I only have one cheese stick and some wheat thins to keep my tummy company until I need to be home by 7:30 for FHE. Cheese sticks have become my new diet staple. We'll see how long this one lasts.