Holy shit.

Aside from waking up around 11 (I'm usually up by 8), I just had one of the most demanding academic days of my life. Did homework for three different classes, finished a twenty-page proposal for a product design, studied for an exam and I still have a list of forthcoming work to do in the next few days. It's really starting to suck, I'm stuck in the lab until 10-11 every single night.

That sucks.
I configured a router today, then watched as my mad-scientist of a professor for computer hardware sidetracked into a physics lesson.
It was pretty chill.

Oh my god i just found out julian casablancas is ****ing touring and hitting detroit holy ****ing **** **** **** **** ****

I just found out we're celebrating tonight a Christian holiday called "Drunken Thursday"... we'll be seeing you tomorrow, on "Hangover Friday".

Today, I went to Glen Shee in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Took my snowboard, bought myself some gloves. Then hit a slope, I was going down backwards (on my front edge) and I fell backwards and cracked my head off the snow. I then proceeded to fall backwards another twice throughout the day, managing to put my left hand out behind me and only hurt my coccyx and said hand/wrist. I'm still hurting from my little hurt wrist. I can't bend it fully back without being in agony, but I'll sleep on it and see how I feel tomorrow! :D Apart from that the day was extremely awesome. I love snowboarding. Also my snowboard came in the post today, yay! :D

WEEKEND!

Finished a two-page memorandum for a homework assignment a few minutes ago. Friend is turning 21 tonight so I'm getting sloshed starting at 4:30 (or whenever my last class lets out). Hope I make it out alive tonight.

What a weird day! Rain, dry and sun. Rain, dry and sun. What the hell? Just stick to the sun part!

And yes, WEEKEND! :) Not that I have anything exciting planned, but that's beside the point.

Not just weekend... week of random school break for me:D. Not complaining one bit.

And yet I still have nothing better to do but sit around on the comp... hm.

RIP Nodar Kumaritashvili

Tragic opening for these Olympics. I just don't even understand how you can have a course with steel girders exposed throughout with no padding or preventive measures in place. Sad.

I just heard the audio, and the sound of that pole will haunt me forever. Horrific.