Wow, I can't believe that I have not updated in the last four days. It does not feel like four days.

Actually, it does. Corrections.

So physics is done forever. I never ever ever ever ever ever have to take physics again, which is a wonderful relief. An even greater relief, is that the vile puta from the depths of hell (or Compton) got at best an A- in that class. Stupid person. I'm so glad that something from the mystical dimensions slammed her ass.

I finished the test (yay) and I know I at least got an 80%, which is more than what I needed to keep my A in the class, so that is definite excitement.

But the real story of my last few days has been the intensity with which I have been working my ass off in the language technology center. I have been hauling butt for the last two days, and I am on the edge of pure physical exhaustion. Sort of. Starbucks Espresso Doubleshots are basically saving my life. I have two packed for tomorrow, since I'm going to be at LTC from 7 AM to 3 PM getting everything ready to open permanently this Wednesday (hopefully). Then I have to be at the hospital from bout 3 PM to close, which will probably be around 11 PM. So basically, tomorrow is a 16 hour shift, and vast amounts of caffeine are necessary to my survival.

I got another book in from half.com ordering, which means that I have my two chemistry books left to come in, and that should be everything I ordered. I think the bookstore opens on Monday, so I can get everything I think will be important (lecture notes,etc.) then. Hopefully, nothing goes over $400, and I'm pretty close right now ($290).

But the good news is that with all this work in the LTC, my paycheck for this week will be $200, the one for next week will be around $200, and the one from the last two weeks should be about $150. Basically, this end of summer bash is saving my bank account.

Tomorrow, I have to unpack ALL 30 of our computers, set them up, etc.; prepare all of our metal objects for painting (a color which I picked, bwah hah ahahahaha!), do some general tidying, and a couple other things. Monday is going to be a biatch, as we'll have all of our metal stuff painted, so I'll be loading things onto and into all of our metal stuff, finishing my boss's office, more tidying, etc. Tueday will be more of the same, and by Wednesday, we should be done moving everything into the LTC. However, all of the language professors will certainly come by expecting manual labor. Hopefully, the biatch from hell Spanish lady doesn't come by, because I'm not helping her if she does. I'll say, "I'm sorry, but we're expecting placement tests, and I need to be here to administer them." or "I'm sorry, but you're a puta and kicked me out of a class I was more than capable of completing. Thanks, but payback is a bitch. Break your own back".

Everyone else in the department though is another question. I can definitely use the suck up points.