elanya

Or maybe it was the day before? When i was saying how much school was eating my time.

So I didn't get home until 1 yesterday :o

Now I wasn't at school that whole time, but still. I got to school around 2 (picking up my glasses took waaaaay too long because the people were on lunch when I got there, peachy eh?). I then went to house of LeeAnne and earis to start working on calculating crap. This wasn't *hard* once I started figuring out wth I was doing. But it did take me quite a while, what with it being math and such. It isn'tr that i have a *bad* head for math, necessarily, but if it has been a while since i've done anything (and it's been going on 3-4 years - last math I did was the GRE test :p) it takes me a while to figure it out. Anyway. I eventually got it all figured out. I think. And then I had to letter my thing and neaten it, etc. Well insomuch as neatening it is possible at this point :(

I keep telling myself that ii will not affect my grade. And it won't! I named her Jezebel. She is an evil whore. Her midships coefficient is 0.69! There was some number in there that worked out to .666 too but I forget what. I'd already named her that part. She deserves to be dragged out into the street and torn apart by dogs! Oh the clever, it hurts!

I am mostly writing this to make myself wake up, as I didn't wind up getting to bed until 2, and got up (clearly) before 8, which translates to about 5-51/2 hours of sleep. Closer to 5 as my alarm went off at 7:20 and I was up at several times over the course of the night. I also have tea. It is going to be a long day :/ I am planning to go to the gym though. And I need to remember to watch House tonight!

Yay all I have to do to be ready for school is make my lunch and out on shoes and boots. Al is well.

Good webcomics today. Save for SP. I am less and less thrilled with it as time goes on.

"The bee industry in Texas is assuming large proportions and has already become a very important source of income to many farmers of this State. It has come to the point of development where any disease of bees, so destructive as foul brood, means a very heavy loss to many beekeepers who can ill afford to suffer it. Moreover, this disease is spreading at an alarming rate and definite steps should be taken as early as possible to stop its ravages and prevent its distribution. It seems to the authors that the first step in this direction should be one whereby beekeepers may become more familiar with the disease and able to recognize it when present in their apiaries."

-Texas Agricultural bulletin, 1908.

I just had this image of all the ladies of Texas cycling at once.... talk about Foul brood then :V

go to post office @9
go to library. get book and ask about USB key
check nautical lab for usb key (*sigh*)
Scan pics for presentation, type up presentation from notes
Read hook's thesis

I am sure that i am forgetting something, hmmmm...

Well, bedtime now!