Music Mix

If you too loved the Zelda N64 game Ocarina of Time, play this song:

Song of storms

while this website is open:

Rainy Mood

If you haven't played Zelda, you should still listen to this:

Rainy Mood 

:)

TIME

I recently subscribed to TIME magazine (they know how to reel me in- $10 for a year's subscription and a free clock? Hook, line and sinker). This was the cover of last week's issue. I'm not really sure what it is about the photo but somehow it makes an impression on me. Whether or not it was trying to (from the article, I would say no), all I see is a weary president.

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Job applications are no fun!

Did someone say Senioritis?

I'm not sure if I remembered to mention it, but I have no class on Fridays.

I'm getting ahead of myself with all this free time on my hands- really I'm doing research, looking for a job, studying for the GRE... But in the meantime- sleeping in on Fridays? I'll take it!

I went to Austin, TX last week for a nerd astronomy conference. I'm waiting to find my computer cable for my camera before I write something about it. Fingers crossed that I didn't lose it (I'm preeeetty sure I didn't bring it to Texas...) Until then, I just want to remind you that instead of taking 7 work-intense and time consuming classes like last semester, I'm taking 3 "real" classes (medical physics, Italian comedy in cinema, classical drama), 3 HPER or "gym" classes (ballroom dance, yoga, whitewater kayaking), and campus band.

Gotta go practice my breathing techniques for  yoga!

Let the good times roll

My new semester in a nutshell:
-I woke up at 9
-I laid in bed until 9:30
-I got ready, drank coffee, and had enough time to feel ready to eat breakfast! (very unusual for me)
-Ate a great breakfast of eggs, toast, fruit, and chocolate milk (milk & eggs homegrown from my sis)
-Went in to campus for my first class of the day... at 12:20
-Oh, did I mention that that class was Ballroom Dance?
-THAT'S RIGHT

(Don't get me wrong, I was doing homework and stuff during that time, I did just miss a week of school, but it's the thought that counts.)