For clarification:  My brother bought a house and moved out a few months ago.  He was working as a temp at Delphi for the last half a year or so.  Since Delphi moved to Rochester, New York, he went there as well to train someone else to run the machine he was using.  So I'm renting his house for $40 a week (around $200 a month).  Not bad at all.

I was deleting my bulk email from my yahoo account, and I decided they have a computer program that generates random words for the subject lines.  Here are some examples:

"A barbiturate my mockup"  (barbiturate is a sedative)

"A buffoon is revision"

"My compete is bangladesh"

"his uphill the coulomb"  (coulomb is a unit for electricity)

"I rhodolite by cautious" (rhodolite is a reddish-purple gem)

"Or deliquesce as quiescent" (deliquesce is a type of melting; quiescent is calm)

Yeah...I found it slightly entertaining.

I'm at my brother's house.  I moved in all my stuff this afternoon.  It's kind of weird, but I like it so far.  But there's no food... I wonder when I can fit that in... maybe Tuesday?

WELCOME TO THE SUCK

a.k.a. School

I'm already sick of it.  I have Physics homework due tomorrow by 9:00 AM.  Interesting, since I don't have my first Physics class until tomorrow at 9:30 AM.  Hmmm.....I've thus been to ONE class, yet I have THREE different classes with assigned homework.  Hardly fair.

Tomorrow shall be tiresome, as will the days that follow.  Calculus starts off my morning (8:30 - 9:20), then straight to Physics (9:30 - 10:20), then Chapel (10:30 - 10:55), then Spanish (11:00 - 11:50), followed by a half hour drive home (12:00 - 12:30), a quick lunch (12:30-12:45) and a shift at True Value (1:00 - 8:00).  Then a shower, dinner, homework, and finally sleep.

Friday is the exact same.  Thursday substitutes Physics Lab (8:00 - 10:50) for Calculus, Physics Lecture and Chapel, but then the same follows.

Thank goodness for Tuesdays, only an hour and a half of Calc in the morning and three hours of History at night.  The whole day is F-R-E-E.

I'm going to go enjoy my freedom for the next few hours, because soon I will have to leave again.

Christmas Break...

Hallelujah.