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Live Paradox

A journeyman’s ramblings: He is no everyman, but one who turns a carefully focused eye on the events of the madcap world around him. He aims to point out what others miss and draw attention to the patterns that exist amongst the chaos. 

Thursday, January 15, 2004

9:51 PM -

WAG - BLINK…
When did it get to be Thursday?


Wow. It seems like I just blinked and missed a day.

Though I’ve gotten a lot of small things accomplished over the last 48 hours.

My boards and snowflake door decs are done. Hooray! I got compliments from my boss and fellow staff members, so I’m happy. All I have to do now is sit back and wait for them to be vandalized (Don't laugh. I know someone over in Hatch who kept track of the time between decoration completion and the first desecration and found it took 5 hours).

Speaking of not-so-cheap shots, I’ve spent a little over $375 at the University Bookstore and I still have one book left to buy. Being an English major, I have a lot of books to buy. Unfortunately, most of my books have copyright dates of 2002 or 2003, so I only found a handful of used copies. So despite the fact I got my books earlier than I ever have before, the prices were high.

Speaking of things that are high, my GPA is still hovering around 3.5 (though it went down .019 of a point).

Mom and Dad, here are the grades you’ve been more than just a little curious about:

ENGLSH 50 CREAT WRIT: INTRO FICTION A
ENGLSH 324 RESTORATION & 18TH CENTURTY ENGLISH LITERATURE B
ENGLSH 340 STRUCTURE OF AMERICAN ENGLSH B
JOURNALISM 304 COMMUNICATIONS LAW B
JOURNALSIM 319 PRINCIPLES OF STRATEGIC COMMNICATION A
MUSIC 41 INSTURMENT ENSEMBLE: MARCHING BAND A

By the looks of things, I aced my three final projects (in Creative Writing, Strat-Com, and 18th Century English). I was a bit disappointed by my Com-Law grade, though I knew I kept bouncing back between A- and B+. I knew the grade I got in Linguistics class (Eng 340) even before the end of the semester, and considering how hard the class was, I am very proud of that grade.

In socializing news, the student staff members are trying to spend more time together – at least before all our schedules become packed. I’ve been meeting people for lunch and I ALMOST got to go bowling. We made it to the bowling alley, but found the place too packed to fit in. We could have waited for a couple hours, but other people had plans tonight.

I personally had to be on call by 9 p.m., but that still meant I had time to play some of the arcade games. I spent a dollar and earned enough tickets to get a green plastic army man. I had a friend who spent a few more bucks and a bit more time playing skee-ball, and got a harmonica.

It was crazy and foolish thing to do, but it was good clean fun (or at least as clean as it gets in a bowling alley).

My last bonus of the day was the tardy arrival of my Christmas present to myself. Back in November, there was a special deal on Sluggy Freelance books. I ordered The Bug, The Witch, and the Robot, A Very Big Bang, and Fire and Rain (Books 6, 7, and 8). I probably would have bought more (I already own books 1 and 2), but the rest were out of print. Anyway, I was sure to order them early enough to ensure they’d be in by Christmas.

As I said, they only came in today, but they’ve been a fine treat.

I still have paperwork to do tonight as well as rounds to make, but I’m getting back into the groove of things. And as long as I don’t have to write another triple-digit check to the bookstore this week, everything should turn out okay.

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