Just the musings of my life.
I swear to God, this had to be the most boring evening at work ever. Since I sat down at the computer, I answered the phone once. So what did I do while I was here? I read a book, perused a few threads on http://www.somethingawful.com/, and decided to take a nifty snapshot of my site as of June 5th. I used this site. http://www.aharef.info/static/htmlgraph/ Read the rest of this entry »
It’s been too long between posts. And for those of you how do actually read my blog, I apologize. I have just been super busy with finals and moving and a whole bunch of crap. I’m sitting here in my new dorm room, blissfully alone, and while it’s comfy, I’m not enjoying all too much. That’s only because it’s too empty. And doesnt have enough character, yet. I’m probably going to try and get some neat movie posters for the walls and some lamps. Although what I should do is just hold off until the fall semester do that.
Well, it’s been a while since I’ve last posted. I’ve just been very busy with school and life. I’ve been working on this project for my EET 325 lab for a while now, and it is seriously being very difficult. Read the rest of this entry »
This weekend was pretty slow. I had work yesterday. Which was really fun because my co-worker Thomas and I just sat around, listened to classical music, played video games on the computers and discussed summer plans. After that, I think I took a huge nap and then did my radio show. Sadly enough, saturday night was Time’s last night dj’ing for a while. He’s going on hiatus until after he gets married. Read the rest of this entry »
… an Oscar Meyer weiner… That is what I’d truly like to be… ‘Cause if I were an Oscar Meyer weiner… Ev’ryone would be in love with me! Seriously though, I’m sorry I haven’t made a lot of posts lately, but I’ve been rather busy with school and life. I’ve finally figured out what I’ll be taking for both the summer and fall semesters. Also, I’ve finally declared my minor: Information Technology. Now all I have to do is meet up with my new IT advisor and figure out when I will be able to take my classes. I’m going to be trying Calculus I yet again, for the third time. This time, I have heard that I will be taking it with one of the best instructors. Read the rest of this entry »
Happiness, to me, is a very tangible aspect of life. Right now, living with my roommate is not making me very happy. That isn’t to say that I dont like the guy. I just do better alone. Read the rest of this entry »
You know, I’ve come to realize that I have odd hours for sleep. I had been on my feet yesterday since seven in the morning. I first had my physics lab at nine. It was actually pretty fun. We messed with magnets, solenoids and transformers. I’ll probably work on that lab report sometime today. After that, Stacey, Kristy, and I all worked on our physics homework that was due last night. Got a 18/20. Woo, for a 90%! Read the rest of this entry »
Wow, yesterday Mom and I got back from NYC. We spent Wednesday, Thursday and Friday up there. Being up there after six years really, really made me feel like a tourist. We left home on Wednesday morning around 1100 and we drove up to Hackensack, NJ where my cousin Barbara and her husband Dick live. We arrived around 1700. And I hadn’t seen her since she got her little doggies. Her newest one, Hannah, was just a bundle of energy, especially when Mom and I arrived since we were guests and all. Read the rest of this entry »
It is so good to be home. I drove up yesterday from college. It was a pretty uneventful three hour drive. Although listening to some BUCK-TICK while driving is a good thing. Started an audio book too. Listened to the first four chapters of 2001: A Space Odyssey. I can definitely remember why I think it is such a good book. I just wish I could find my CD’s of the Foundation novels by Issac Asimov. Even though they are definitely dated, (at least the first three novels are), they are still quite the enjoyable read. Read the rest of this entry »
Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri
Foundation by Isaac Asimov
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
