Hey there true believers! Happy Sunday-After-Thanksgiving. I just got back from working another game chock-full of strident and drunken “Who Dey!” (Spell check is vehemently protesting the existence of the word “Dey” and would rather I wrote “Who Dye!”, “Who Deny!” or “Who Defy!”) It was sort of a bummer to come back to Cincinnati early from Thanksgiving break to work, but supposedly working and jobs are what most people have to do all the time. Who knew?
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I sort of have a job now. I’m not sure if you can actually call it a job though. I only work like once a week, and that’s only if I feel like it. Anyway, you know how when you go to the mall or a big even of some sort, or really anything where there are large crowds of people, there will be these super obnoxious people wandering around that trying and get you to sign up for sweepstakes of various types? Well, that’s me. I carry around a stack of little slips of paper and do all I can to get innocent bystanders to write down their names and phone numbers on these little slips. As far as I know it’s really not a scam of any sort. The lady in charge said that the information isn’t sold and nobody will get any junk phone calls. She might be lying to us. I don’t know.
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This week’s been fairly uneventful. Lots of exams and such tomfoolery, though it’s a relief now that it’s all over. Just one more round of exams after thanksgiving and then it’s all over and done with for fall quarter. I don’t know if I’ve said this before, but I’m really excited about next quarter’s schedule. I didn’t get into any philosophy classes, but I am getting to take some cool literature and writing and history courses.
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Ah, well, the long weekend is over. There are those who thought I couldn’t do it, but I’ve put the skeptics in their place. Three whole weeks without returning home even once! Though, I wonder if it’s cheating to have had a weekend full of Daytonian visitors? Nah.
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I got up early on Wednesday morning and attempted to register for classes. After making a beautiful and semi-godly theoretical schedule, I punctiliously typed each registration code into the mystical code-entry fields of destiny. Before pressing the “submit” button I prayed that the class registration gods would smile benevolence upon me and what would become my life for most of the winter.
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