10 days later. Last week, between Tuesday and Thursday was the busiest days that I had all quarter. Tuesday I had a midterm in Information Systems;Wednesday I had a test in Spanish and one in the Microeconomics class that I dread; and to top it off, I had a test in my Physics class Thursday morning. Physics is not all that bad, well, the Physics of sound and music anyway; it's not as bad as I thought it would be.
I could sit here and complain about how much I hate Monday's. Honestly I don't want to because I have nothing much to complain about. Well, maybe except for my aching arm muscle, due to me playing pool on Saturday. One of my uncles had a family get-together on Saturday for my little cousins who were in town for Spring Break to visit their Dad, which is my uncle. *not to sound confusing, but these are two uncles that I am speaking of.
Anyway, I was playing pool with my cuz who's 17; she told me earlier that day that I should make an audition tape for the Real World. Don't get me wrong, I've been watching the show since it first premiered on MTV, but never have I thought that I would be a good candidate for the show. She mentioned how silly I can be; not a bad quality to have for a reality tv show, I guess. I've been meaning to email my girl Cass about this one, she'll get a kick out of this one. During our senior year in high school, we talked about the Real World a lot, that and how many days that we had until graduation and all that good stuff.
Somehow I wandered off from blogging and ended up on Luminaire.com, the company that furnished the Real World Chicago house. That "S" shaped bookrack is the coolest item in the house that I've seen on the show! It's very unique!
As for Friday and Sunday, well Friday was cool, since I skipped econ (awww!), and Sunday was just a lazy day, since it rained off and on all afternoon. Luckily I was up at my Grandmother's house spending time with her.
Decent weekend. Now I'm back to the daily grind of spring quarter classes for now.