Thursday, October 11, 2007

Wow.



Wow.

So I could have written a blog about my weekend, which was rather exciting and eventful on Monday, but some assignments snuck up on me and so I wasn't able to sit down to write anything until now.

So in the past week I have:

• Passed two assignments in
• Got an assignment back (A+ yay!)
• Shot 4 rolls of film
• Had 3 turkey dinners
• Bought two pairs of pants and a sweater
• Hosted another radio show (every Monday at 5!!)
• Watched 4 movies
• And wasted countless hours on the internet


I suppose I should begin where I left off? hmmm. Well on Thursday I stayed on campus all day. I was home for a total of 30 minutes between 8:15 AM and 11:30 PM. The reason I stayed on campus all day was to work on an essay that was due today (and yes, I finished it on time). The half hour I was home was spent eating supper as quickly as possible before going to film society to see Black Book. The movie was really awesome, with a considerable amount of twists that kept me guessing the entire film. I recommend seeing this film. After the movie I dashed of the Struts Gallery to see two art openings. Although I didn't stick around to mingle, the artwork itself was really awesome. After the art opening I made my way over to the library to do a bit more reading, but prior to that, I took some pictures. I'm not exactly sure how they will turn out, as I have been lagging a bit and haven't developed any film for a while. After the library I went to Amy's house for a cup of tea and then went home. It's really incredible how much you can do in one day when you don't sit around wasting time on the computer (something I do all the time).

My weekend was awesome, I saw "Forest Gump" for the first time, went shopping in Moncton and picked up some new clothing, and had three turkey dinners in a row. The first at a potluck, the next night I went to a friend from Sackville's house, and finally Amy's family's house on Monday. Out of all the stuff I did on the weekend, the potluck was clearly the highlight. Potlucks are quite awsome, because you make/buy/bring something that is generally not hard for you to do. The payoff is that everyone brings yummy food.

So after the weekend ended, I really had to buckle down to finish the two assignments I had due. I'll tell you about today, because, for the most part, it's the most interesting.

But before that I'll make another list:

• 3279 word written
• 4 cups of French vanilla instant coffee
• 3:30 - the approximate time I went to sleep on Tuesday and Wednesday
• 7:30 - the approximate time I woke up on Wednesday and Thursday
• 2 one hour naps
• 10 hours of sleep between 10:00 AM Tuesday and 11:30 AM Thursday

All to write two papers.

Today was the final part of my two days of busy busy work. I woke up at 7:45 AM to work on the last leg of my paper, and worked straight until 11:23 AM when I emailed it to my professor. I then went back to bed. I didn't set my alarm clock, or really make any intention of waking up at any time. I ended up sleeping until 3:30. Then I did various menial things such as laundry, eating, and cleaning up my room (which was a disaster) and then went to Film Society. Looking back on my day, the most interesting thing about it was that it was like two days. Especially considering 4 hours sleep is what I had for the last two days.

So you know how you randomly find funny stuff on the internet, whether it's YouTube, or just random images? Usually you might hear about it from a friend, or get it in an email. Well I have a friend who spends a lot of time on the internet, and especially forums. He links me to a ton of stuff, and I'm going to share a bit of that with you.

I should first tell you that he has recently started going to 4chan (Wikipedia definition) and since then, has been linking me to hilarious stuff. So here they are.





Then someone made the same one with pictures of real sharks.







So due to how studious I was this week, I figure I should show you an old video I made of me doing some homework.






Thanks for reading

As always, if you have any questions, email me at:
jzstrsf@mta.ca


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