Wednesday: Chill day.

So, what do I say. Woke up this morning and caught up on some of my reading. Realized at 12:30 that my first class did NOT start at 12:50 as I kept thinking, but at 12:40, and ran the whole way to psych. Very entertaining class. Best quote of the day:

"Say your grades go down your first semester at A&M. What might be one of the factors influencing this?"
"Northgate!"

Oh, wow. I love this school.

So then, Shakespeare...still going over Macbeth. I'm going to be so sad when I actually have to sit down and read for this class, right now I just skim and I remember every frigging line. I have read this play way too many times now.

Finally, Poli Sci...entertaining, to say the least. I love this prof. He reminds me a lot of my high school history teacher, which is amazing, because that teacher was so very amazing. He opens every class with a random movie clip, today it was a piece from "Pineapple Express". Its just...funny.

Oh, and by the way...

"What do you think: we still do not have direct election of our executive office."
"Not a rumor..."

Ahhh, happy days.

I was going to go at 8 to what I thought was a camping group. I actually read the flier before I left, though, thank goodness. It was a "students serving scouting" flier. As in, boy scouts/girl scouts. Now, don't get me wrong, I support the Girl Scouts pretty strongly. I was a Girl Scout as a kid, and I loved it. And, to some degree, I think Boy Scouts is a good thing (i.e., if they got rid of the anti-gay/anti-atheism stance, I would be fine with it--it's one thing to publicly disagree, but its another to kick members out of your organization if they are gay or atheist). Still, devoting a college organization to helping out with it? In a low-income area, maybe, but not in College Station. That doesn't make sense to me. If I'm going to spend time with kids, it's going to be with at-risk kids who really need help. Big Brothers/Big Sisters, maybe.

So, I ended up just walking to the Underground with my roommate. I found out earlier today that they have gluten free soup there every day! I was so freaking happy. Real food!

And now I'm back in my dorm...about to clean. That's it, for today. Thanks, all.