Best Room Ever

This marks my 300th post, which means I will only have 65 more posts to go before I've met my initial requirement of making a post every single day! However, if we look content wise, I'm sure a lot of my posts have been lacking in actual good, inspirational, thought provoking stuff.

This is also a post to mark my incredible achievement of completely procrastinating on my Asia paper, a 4-6 page beast on a book I haven't finished and am only on chapter 7. BUT, I am studying my Anatomy like no other and whizzing through the study questions because I'm a beast. I also took care of that Lit paper last night whilst watching Harry Potter movies, which can only mean that my paper is equally as great as the H.P. himself.

Overall, I'd say my weekend started out rocky, but it's been really good. I'm reconnecting with old friends and it feels great, plus I'm having loads of time to chill/sleep/study/whatever I wanna do.

Unfortunately with this extra me time comes the fact I snack a lot and thus feel more lazy. I'm also putting off going toilet paper shopping, because I don't like going to Target to buy toilet paper when that's the only thing we need. I especially hate it when I'm purchasing that with one other item, like lotion or in the case for tonight, bread. Like Hyperbole & a Half covered in one of her blogs, I panic when items look suspicious with each other or where too much personal information is being delivered to the cashier, even if they probably don't care.

All I know is that if you were coming down my line to be checked out and you had whipped cream and nothing else, I will look at you and wonder what kinds of crazy shenanigans you will be participating in later that day or night, depending on when the purchase is made.

Eventually when it comes time to write that Asia paper, I'll kick myself in the butt and wonder why I decided to blog about whipped cream and other menial topics when something that's 18% of my grade needs to be turned in through e-mail and in person. I know 18% doesn't sound like much, but if we consider my past experiences in this class, you will soon understand the intensity of this paper.