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September 3rd, 2008
 | 05:18 pm - Mid-week highlights
First off, we still haven't been able to leave any substantial comments to any one or reply to comments. We ARE reading though and trying to keep up. Hopefully during our two-hour "study session" we will be able to get some of those comments answered and left. Bear with us, we are still working on a routine.
So far, the week in review...
1. Our book-bag broke at the top - it's not mendable, but it was free, so we are okay with that. Good thing we had a spare.
2. Picked up a killer calculator for $10 for lab and while I was in the store managed to get a really decent digital voice recorder for lecture.
3. Our denim shorts split in the front side under the belt loop - good thing we were wearing a long shirt that covered it. Rude is going to see if he can fix it, but I am not holding out hope.
4. Homework OMG! I think this will get better once we get passed the first couple of weeks.
5. In Japanese class, we are concentrating on the hiragana and katakana. I know know how to introduce myself again. YAY! (Formally: Hajimemashite, watashi wa Angora desu. Doozo yoroshiku onegaishimasu. ^_^)
6. We got lost in the French Hall building on Tuesday. There are really no windows in the building except near the elevators to let you distinguish your orientation to other objects. But, we managed to find our way again.
7. Have a two possible topics for the term paper that is due in Archaeology. The biggest problem will be narrowing the scope because the topics are so huge.
Tomorrow, Yazuu will be finding out when the professor for archaeology wants him to come in and help catalog her library. ^__^
And tomorrow night is the Anime Club meeting! Huzzah!!! ^_^ That should be really fun. We're going to take The Wers with us since you don't have to be in the University to join. ^_^
Next week, we have the Welcome Back Picnic on campus. Guess where we are going to be? Manning the Environmental Sciences Club table from 1-3p. ^___^
Look look! We have almost made it through the second week of school! And...we are still loving it, even though it is trying and exhausting at times.
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