Oh MAN...

Somehow, our fridge got unplugged. I don't know when, or how, or for how long, but it's not cold at all in there anymore. The milk still feels *slightly* cool to the touch, and still has condesation on its sides, so it probably happened sometime last night, or early, early this morning.

*sigh* I'm pretty sure neither the milk or the yogurt are going to be good anymore. :( Don't know much about yogurt going bad, though--if the containers are still closed and sealed, will they still go bad in room temp for a few hours?

Maaaan. That sucks. :(:(:(

College is weeiiirrddd

Oh man, college is weird. Go out on the weekends, and it's dead. I went down to the student center on Saturday, which is about a half-mile walk each way, and can count on both hands the number of people I saw outside of Middle Earth.

Step outside of Middle Earth during the week, however, and it's an adventure. On Friday, I went down to the Student Center. On the way, I got to walk through proselytizers, TAs on strike, girls trying to get me to join their sororities, and guys trying to get me to come to their frat parties. I went down to the student center again today. Just outside of Middle Earth, there were several people using bullhorns, shouting about Prop 54 being Bad, and Evil, and how everyone should vote NO on it, even if they don't usually vote. Didn't bother to tell us what Prop 54 was about, though, which I was disappointed about. Got me interested. Anyway, after the political shouting, there was...some sort of bazaar. I don't know what it was, but I hope it's a frequent thing, because it was cool. Stands set up along either side of Ring Road, people selling all sorts of things, from shoes to purses to wallets to artwork to candles and votive holders, bright colors all over the place, and the smell of incense in the air. Very cool. Very surreal--not the sort of thing I ever would have expected to see walking through a college campus. But very cool. Made me wish I had brought a couple bucks with me--most of the stuff was priced very well.

And now, I'm off to Helm's Deep to try to get my anthro reading done. It's very interesting stuff, it's just slow going. I've got about 30 pages left.

O-kay, maybe not...

O-kay, maybe not. Got all my stuff together to head to Helm's Deep, walked down there, got all excited about working out, only to discover that Helm's Deep doesn't open until 4:00. Sigh.

More amusement from the Two Stooges

Mike and Dylan cracked me up on the way into Pippin this evening. Dylan was talking about getting Animal House for his birthday. Mike said, "Man, Animal House is what college should be like."

"What?"

"Animal House is what college should be like."

"No, a porn set is what college should be like."

Class schedule

Jen made a good point on my other blog when she asked for my class schedule, so I'm going to make it an official, full-fledged post, so everyone has the information. :)
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Monday:

no classes

Tuesday:

9:30-10:20

Humanities Core Lecture

11:00-12:20

Anthropology 2A Lecture

12:30-1:50

Humanities Core Discussion

Wednesday:

2:00-2:50

Anthropology 2A Discussion

Thursday:

9:30-10:20

Humanities Core Lecture

11:00-12:20

Anthropology 2A Lecture

12:30-1:50

Humanities Core Discussion

2:00-4:00

Interpersonal Relationships

Friday:

no classes

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Although I don't have class from 10:20-11:00 on Tuesdays and Thursdays, I'm probably not going to be available, and if you do manage to catch me on the cell phone, I'm probably going to ask to call you back, because that's the only chance I get to eat at all until dinner, so I'll be power-walking from my humanities lecture to Pippin, eating like a maniac in the 15 minutes I have, and then power-walking back to my anthropology lecture.