FINALS!!!

AGH!!! It's Finals Time!

Need I say more!

It is now time for coffee and staying up late and studying in the library till the wee hours in the morning. Followed by cramming (initiate Cram Mode!) and freaking out before the test is even in front of you. Then as you walk into the class you start trying to remember every little thing you studied and start worrying that the missed something. As you start to take the test you realize that the one chapter that you skipped because you thought you "knew it", is the major topic on the test.

You know I'm right. :)

So good luck to any of you that are having to take finals or even just a test or quiz. And may the odds be ever in your favor.

 
                            

I Found Something New!

You’ll never guess what I found!

A phoenix, a dragon and a pegasus having a tea party! No, not really, but that would be AMAZING! FYI: The phoenix, dragon and pegasus are my top three favorite mythological creatures. They are amazing! I think it would be so cool for them to actually exist.

Anyways, I digress…

What I really found was a yoga class. My school has free community classes on campus and in one of the buildings. So I decided to go, mainly because I had just taken a HUGE test and was in the mood to relax and unwind. Let me just say that yoga was the way to go.

The room had different sized pillows everywhere. They had a giant rectangular one that was the mat and then a medium sized one called a zambutan. I’m not even sure that I spelled it right. Then there was a small, hard round one that we actually only used once. I don't even remember the name for that one.

So we did restorative yoga and so we mainly focused on breathing and being calm. It was perfect! The giant pillow was like a mattress and it was so comfy! I’m thinking that if I am ever tired or if I need a place to unwind I’m going to hang out in that room on one of the mats.

So my advice to you: if your school has a meditation room or a yoga class or if your gym has a yoga class, GO! You won’t regret it!

Job Search

Why is it so hard to get a job?!

I am currently trying to find a job so that way I can stay busy and make some money when I am not I school. And I am failing!

No one wants me! I applied to a water park, which would have been perfect if I had landed the job, because their season ends right before the next school year. But no... nothing... apparently they are looking for high school students. Not college ones. I don't see a difference. Except that I can be more mature and I will be on time and I have actually held a job before.

I also applied for a position in a small ice cream shop and the manager said that she wanted to help college students, but she is looking for someone who will stay long term. This does not make sense. College students are from out of town, so they are going home to be with family over the summer, when ice cream is in season.

Also, When I told her that my last boss was a great woman and she was flexible due to my school hours, she immediately spit out that she was not flexible. Okay... But college students want a VERY flexible job because they still have classes they need to attend.  So she didn't really make any sense.

Ugh... Thus concludes my rant, and my continuation on trying to find a job.

Class Registrations

Gah!!!! It has been a while! So sorry!!

Lets catch up!

I recently registered for classes for next year! I have organic chemistry, biology, and calculus II. I'm going to be busy.

Also, my ochem (organic chemistry... student lingo :D ) class is a night class! A NIGHT CLASS! I thought that never in my college career would I ever have a night class! But it is ochem and that class is extremely hard to get into and if it is available and you are a biology student, YOU TAKE IT!

So I did...

Thankfully it is only on Monday, so I won't have to go to a night class every night.

I also have to take calculus II. NOOOO! I hate math! I prefer science more, and math and I are like a heterogeneous mixture. ( ;) for all you science people out there.)

I took calc I (calculus... another example of student lingo) first semester and thought that I didn't have to take any more calculus classes. Boy, was I wrong!

It turns out that for my major, I need two semesters of calculus, but for graduate school, I only need one. Why college why!?!?

I am actually excited for biology, since I LOVE biology! So news on that class. :)

So until next time!