I got my wish

I had wanted school to pick up so there would be work I'd actually be doing so I could feel like I wasn't just doing bits and pieces here and there and being lazy. Well I got my wish. I'm taking Greek which is part of my major (Biblical Studies) and so now its picking up with us having to learn charts. I took the class (and failed) before and I remember the charts. They're no fun. At all. Because I had to learn so many of them. It sucks. My New testament class has me read different books of the bible and this time its Mark. Plus a two page paper to go along with it. Easy. Except my printer hates me. It hasn't been printing everything I write out. Oh joy after I just bought ink. Looks like its library printing for me. Then there is one of the banes of my existence: Math. This is the single most hated subject EVER by me. Simply because most of the time its so hard and complex but then my friend explains in 5 minutes what took a whole class period. Lame. Luckily we don't even have (they seriously did not prepare the teachers well this semester) any books yet for my World civilizations class or my US History class. So its lecture and note taking and no reading. Fine for now until we get our books in. Not so much fun then. So this semester is picking up now and the work is coming at me. Quite forcefully I might add. But that's college for you. School basically is my life and life is basically school. Until I finally get another job hopefully. It sucks also since I no longer live on campus I don't see my friends as often since its to school and then back home once classes end. Lame again. So yes this school semester is going to suck. I can tell already but its better than being stuck at home all day and it helps me get off of my academic probation. Always a plus. Hopefully once I get the hang of the workload life will get a bit less hectic. I doubt it but hey a guy can dream right?

That's what college is for -getting as many bad decisions as possible out of the way before you're forced into the real world. I keep a checklist of 'em on the wall in my room. -Jeph Jacques