09/15/2006: "[Library] Another day, another week."

In the school computer commons once more.. I should be sitting down and writing a birthday card in Japanese and/or reading and reviewing my Chinese history book. Somehow, reading articles online seems more fun than that, though, so I'm here.

The week pretty much slipped by without much notice, other than the usual pattern of getting up, going to school, etc. Once you get used to a regular schedule, you pay attention to less details and therefore ultimately remember less (because remembering "the same" is alot less than minute details), making it seem like the week is shorter, even when it technically consists of the same amount of hours. Kinda pointless, but just one of those weird things you think about while riding to and from school (like the long monologue on the word "peddle", and what the root "ped" must mean).

This weekend, no plans. Just need to do a little schoolwork somewhere in the middle, but otherwise it's pretty much free. Why do today what you could to tomorrow, right? This is clearly the best approach to day-to-day life.

Tonight, I'm going out to dinner at some Japanese place with my Japanese language partner. Eat dinner, practice Japanese/English, go home.. yes. I don't know what it is, but I occasionally have these bouts where my life just seems so.. boring, unexciting. I prefer a solid schedule, and I like having things to do, but it just feels like I should be doing more, or at least something interesting. I don't really think there's a solution to this problem, though. Hopefully soon I'll hear back on European or Japanese travel plans and can work on planning towards that.

I should go do that homework I've been putting off. Have about an hour and a half for that, park outside the ESL building, then meet "the guy" and go off to dinner.

Hmm.. and I need to make up some new calendar images for the side bar of this. Definitely.


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