Reading Salvial_Ten's journal

School! It is back, and I'm getting on the ball a lot faster than I thought I would. The semester is going alright and the lone fine art class I have -sniffle- isn't so bad. There's only one or two projects scheduled that are gonna bug the piss out of me and we've already done and are about to critique (on Thursday) one of them. Thusly beginning a lot of stuff I really want to do. Ummm lessee. Other than that its all lectures. I'm not digging' my Texas Govt. class all that much. The professor is nice but she's very timid and not at all good at public speaking, poor thing. My US History retake is fabulous because I already know what to expect and I adore the professor. Introdection to Philosophy is fun. I'm glad it isn't in the morning or I wouldn't really be awake enough to participate in class and all that mess.

Only over all complaint I have is that everyone expects a shit load of reading this semester. That wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for the fact that from time to time I'd like to read something that isn't a textbook. Such is life though, and I'll tough it out. Snippets of philosophical writings really don't do much to further the understanding, tends to leave out key background points to the arguments being presented. The best thing about this semester though, is that I finally have a couple of classes that my friends are in. Brad in philosophy and Heather in Multicultural Perspectives in Art. Long ass class name. O_o

I wonder how long it’s gonna take me to sleep in and skip a class?

Hopefully I won't, because I really want to up my attendance this semester and I'm shooting for all A's because I wasn't happy with 3 B's and C. But even that was a vast improvement upon my freshman year. Though, that's tied in with a lot of bullshit that went down in the rest of my life. If you really want to know what they were, find some of my backdated entries. I'm pretty sure I spent some time raving and moping about 'em.

I think I've run out of things to ramble on about for the evening.

So long and good day/night/whatever.

--Jami

You fail it.