It’s a lot like last year’s dreaded 06/06/06, except it holds more value for those who like to gamble.
I had it on my todo list to go see Transformers, but never got around to it. So I’ll probably try to see it next week and make it a double movie week with Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix on IMAX on Friday. I’m pretty psyched for that.
It truly is a shame that I have quite a bit of homework to do for Discrete Structures, though.
It’s that time of year again. This week I am on spring break, but am still working. Next week where I work there will be no school, but I will have classes. I can never win.
On the bright side, next week ought to be extremely slow so I might get some relaxation.
Well, this time it actually is the end of the month. Some crazy stuff has been going on: school, work, Thanksgiving, more school, video games, movies, school. There sure is lots of stuff to keep me busy enough to not update this blog, anyway.
Saw Casino Royale the day it opened. Awesome flick. Also picked up Painkiller from GoGamer for a measly ten bucks and I am already stuck at the second boss. I had to quit, though because I had a nice hefty research paper and presentation to get ready for my computer architecture class. Now that that’s done, I get to do a ton of Calc homework and work on my Software Engineering project.
Oh, and then there are finals…
We hardly knew thee. It’s not the end of the month yet (unless we were to somehow skip right over Halloween), but I didn’t feel motivated to postpone posting this until tomorrow.
I have so much homework to do it is not even remotely funny. I also have the privledge of taking a Calculus test tonight, for which I am attempting to study right now. As you can see, I am not doing a very good job.
The University of Utah has a tiered pricing scheme for all their parking lots, meaning that if you want a “good” parking space, you have to pay two or more times more than if you were complacent with a “decent” parking space. That is highway robbery >:(
At SLCC, a year of parking is $20 and you can park in any space that isn’t reserved for faculty.