I have a few hours before Chemistry, and I figured that I should update in the limited time that I have before I go back into indentured servitude.

I'm kind of worn down by this week. It's been a very long one, and I am so tired that I could use some kind of vacation, something that I will not have for at least another three weeks. Not to mention, that there is one hell of a lot of things to do in the next three weeks, namely, two Civil War Papers, an Ancient Egypt paper, two physiology exams, two chemistry exams, an anthropology exam, a chemistry quiz, one ecology test, and other things I know I am not remembering.

Last night was not a very fun night for me, for a variety of reasons, none of which I care to really mention on here, because I never really know who in the world is reading this. I should have shut down the computer when I had the opportunity, however, I did not, and ended up staying up until midnight, only to wake up at 5 this morning.

Yesterday was a really long day, but somewhat productive. I edited my ancient egypt essay (which was pretty bad), however, I'm not certain how well he will receive the material and my analyses, et al. I also edited two of the essays for the LAS Scholarship, and today I'll be finishing up the Kane Scholarship. I wrote half the essay on contributing to the UCCS community, but I still have to write the other half on the significant event in my life. I am not sure which event to choose, because I think I chose transferring to UCCS as my significant event. I have not had many significant events this year that will change my entire life. Especially ones of a more personal nature. I have conquered no diseases, or overcome any kind of overwhelming odds. It has been a particularly bland year, to be frankly honest. I'm sure that I can come up with something. I might talk about my parents having Katie, and how I can be some kind of positive influence in her life or something jazzy like that.

Given words like "jazzy", you obviously can tell that I would love nothing more right now than to watch a whole bunch of those sappy 60's or 70's movies with Audrey Hepburn or Julie Andrews.

Well, I'm going to go do my running around on campus (picking up transcripts and the like), and then I'm going to edit everything again, and then get some reading done in Civil War and Ancient Egypt.