Teamwork

Someone stuck this "motivational" poster up in our classroom :-) Ha ha ha, it's perfect for all of us HA students because we frequently feel like flattened mousies. Since we have to do basically all of our projects together, we all either share the cheese or get snapped in the trap.

Remember what I said yesterday about freaking out? Well, today more than ever I saw the need amongst the other students to heed the advice: "Don't freak out!" I am not freaking out (I've decided that it's not even worth it to freak out--otherwise I'd always be freaked out), but the other students definitely are. We were supposed to be having a Thanksgiving dinner this Wednesday, but everyone has decided that there is too much to be done before Thanksgiving, so we cannot have any fun between now and then. Party poopers! :-) Just kidding. Alyson and I are still going to have fun though. Her boyfriend and his friend are arriving in town Wednesday afternoon, so they, Greg, and I will be going out for Thai food that night. So it should still be a fun day.

Museum Exhibits class was soooooooo boring this morning! :-) It was so boring that it was funny. Mr. Riccio was talking about museum exhibit lighting, which could be an interesting topic, but we started going into bulb wattage, window screens, and all of these different mathematical equations to figure out how much light certain types of objects can handle. At one point, after Kristen had literally fallen asleep, we all just looked around at each other and started laughing because we had no idea what Mr. Riccio was talking about, and we were all totally bored. What can I say, it's Monday! :-)

After class I went and picked up my car at Midas after having the oil changed and tires rotated. Having the tires rotated helped a lot!! The car had been sounding kind of loud when I was driving, and I think it was because the older tires were in the front, and now that the newer tires are in the front, it sounds a lot better. They found a little oil leak in the engine, but they said it's not too bad. Well, I'm off to do homework.