Tuesday, September 7, 2010

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I HAD A DREAM. It was the first day at UCLA and I had my GE Cluster class, and I didn't have my Machiavelli-Prince book! And then I was all like, dammit why didn't I buy it yesterday! And then there was only ten minutes before the class started and Dad was driving me to Borders, and the whole time I kept thinking 'oh God, I'm gonna be late to class on the first day!' And I forget what happened, but I guess I ended up missing the class altogether, and the professor sent me some kind of message briefing me in.

Damn, I didn't think I'd have anymore school-related anxiety dreams in college lol.
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I went to work and Kevin was relieving me, and I guess he'd just come back from Subway for lunch, and he gave me a cookie lol. It was white macadamia nut, which would be my favorite except I don't really have an appetite for cookies anymore lol. He's a pretty sweet guy; too bad he's a total pothead haha.

I went running with Ken today, which translates into him running and me biking behind him lol. We went to Gunser Park and just did laps (10 laps to be exact, which equals 3 miles according to Ken), and it was exhausting! There was a slight uphill slope for half of it, and I swear Ken was running faster than I was biking; the only reason I kept up was because the other half of the course was slightly downhill hahah.

I checked classes again (for God knows why), and the LA cluster class had two openings! And one of them fit my schedule! I was kind of regretting the History of Modern Thought class, because I wikipedia`d The Prince, and found a list of books we'd be reading throughout the year, and God, it was so bleak. So incredibly old and theoretical and philosophical! So when I saw the opening, I mentally weighed my options, ran it by Andy, and switched lol. There's no going back now.
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It seems so strange that North is starting school tomorrow; part of me feels like I belong there and that I should be starting school with everyone else. It's strange to think that it's not my school anymore. It feels just as strange as last year when I looked around and suddenly realized 'I am a senior now.' What can I say, I've never really been partial to change lol.