Six-day week, twelve-hour day, welcome, boys, to the USA

Today in polisci the teacher skipped town on us and sent his aide to show us a movie. We have to answer some annoyingly stupid and badly-written questions on this movie, and one other that we'll be seeing Friday. For the first ten minutes or so it seemed that neither the TV nor the projector was going to work -- and that we weren't going to have to do the questions after all! -- but alas, it was not to be. Someone finally got the projector working and we watched something about how labor unions and labor laws and stuff were quite shiny for workers some 80 to 100 years ago. There was pretty music. Period music. I love old music. Vo-doe-dee-oh-doe.

I smuggled my mini tape recorder into psych, and recorded the instructor. He said funny things. I shall have to record some of them onto the computer and turn them into mp3s for sharing purposes. Eventually. Fnord.

http://lolm.keenspace.com/d/20020507.html ....that coloring job... ow... *eyes hurt now*

I'm tired.

Oh, yeah, and

I could be seeing Episode II tomorrow, except I was stupid and told Becky that I'd be on campus till 1:00 when really I'll be done by 12:30. If I see her today I can correct the error, but I doubt she can snag a ticket for me NOW. So I won't be seeing cloneys any more than I'll be seeing spideys.

I suck, hooray!

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Am seeing SW tomorrow after all, whee!

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