I can't believe how busy I've been these past few days. I've had three exams and a huge paper to write, as well as four quizzes for my bio lab. Pretty much all I've had time to do is eat and study, with a few hours of sleep added on here and there. I just finished with what I consider my hardest exam yet- honors chemistry, aka the chemistry of hell (according to our professor, mind you). It was easier than I expected, I'll grant you that, but it was still overwhelming. I just hope I did well *crosses fingers*. It makes me really mad that regular chem gets it so much easier than we do. They don't even have to write lab reports! They just copy the procedure word for word and answer a few questions about the lab. We have to type in-depth, 7 to 10 page reports which are graded extremely harshly, because according to our TA's, "nobody should get a perfect score" ftw?!?! On top of that, chem 120 kids take weekly quizzes and no exams. We have to take just three exams in the whole semester which make up the majority of our grade, and each of them is just around 6 questions long. Eeek.
//end rant.
Ok, I have to focus on the good aspects of life, right? Well, let's see (this is rather funny yet sad)... a couple of weeks ago, on Wednesday night, Richard and I camped outside the University Center to get tickets for the homecoming football game. We took blankets, pillows, etc. We were the first ones to get tickets; we even beat this guy who has been getting the very first ticket for the past three years for every single home game, so he was kind of upset about it. Anyway, on game day it was raining very hard, so we decided not to go to the game. Instead, we went to Julie's condo where she was going to get the game on PPV, but we tried for over half an hour to get it and they kept telling us to call different phone numbers to order it which in turn gave us additional phone numbers, so we ended up watching movies instead. I just find it amusing that we camped out for tickets and didn't see the game... not even on tv. Eh; I'm not a big football fan anyway. I've yet to go to any football games here, so I don't really care.
My parents bought a house in Michigan already. I feel so out of it since with my being here in Knoxville I've missed out on the whole selling the house, moving to Michigan, and buying a new one process. I was shocked when my dad called to tell me that we now have a new house. It's surreal, really. I find it hard to believe that everything in Clarksville, my house and room is not the same as when I left for college a month+ ago. In fact, new people are living there, and somebody else is now sleeping in my room. :'( It's going to be so weird when I go "home" for the first time... I haven't seen my parents since I moved here and most likely won't see them until Christmas break, which starts on Dec. 15th. I'm dreading the summer, actually, because I'll be in a town where I don't know anybody. Ehhh; I'm considering transfering to Michigan State, which is a very good school (definitely ranked higher than UT). The only thing holding me back is Richard, really. I know it sounds stupid; call it what you will, but the fact is that he has made my "college experience" much more bearable. Whenever things begin to get stressful, I know I can just go down two floors and have someone comfort me, tell me everything will be alright. Also, as soon as I get out of class I just feel so much better because I get to see him, etc. I know it's cheesy, but I love him so much. He just makes my world better.
I'll try to update this more often, if only for my own sake. It'd be a pity to miss out on reading about these hectic days when I'm skimming my journal in the future, won't it? :p
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