Update on the Microbiology test: I did 3 points worse on the test I studied non-stop for, than the one I didn't know about. Shows how awesome I am.
I'm listening to the new(ish) Joshua Radin album right now. He's a genius.
Lately I've been watching "Heroes" the TV show on Netflix. And I think we can all guess pretty easily who my favorite characters are... Sylar and Peter... because they're both tall, scruffy, and broody... obviously. Creature of habit here, but what are you going to do?
Sorry for the awkward non-flow of this blog so far. I'll try to make it better.
I had a kind of adventure on my way back from Worcester today. I was really proud of myself because I used to think that I had absolutely no sense of direction what-so-ever, but I've been noticing lately that that has been changing. I got out of class and went to leave the Worcester Campus and head back to the Leicester campus but Sever Street was completely blocked by this dufis who couldn't get his car out of a spot and a bunch of idiots who thought it was a great idea to park their cars in the middle of the street and get out and help him shovel (when all he really had to do was learn how to drive in New England snow).
So I had to use some of the side streets to get around these people. I found out that the side streets in Worcester are barely plowed and very dangerous. As I was weaving my way through these streets like a master, I came upon the same bimbo in a mini-van twice and both times she didn't look before coming right into an intersection and almost hit me. You know how they say people from Massachusetts can't drive? It's true. And if you're a Mass driver reading this right now and saying "That's not true, I'm a great driver!" You're either lying to yourself or you're one of the worst ones and should just give your license back right now.
Anyway, I managed to find my way to Elm Street and was stuck at the light there for ten minutes before I gave up and turned right because it was clear the light wasn't working properly... I figured that the sensor was broken or something.
So I continued on in the wrong direction, looking for a place to turn around, and figured; "hey, I've been the back way with other people driving before.... sure I've never driven that way myself... but why not give it a try?" So I did.
Apparently this was a HUGE mistake. The traffic was abysmal. And I really had no idea where I was going. I kept heading in the direction of the Worcester Airport signs... I figured they must head towards Paxton... But once I passed the airport I was on my own. Luckily I basically smashed into a sign pointing me towards Leicester and I found my way back alright :)
And then as a bonus, when I finally got back to Leicester, the parking spot that I had completely shoveled out last night was still available!
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| Sylar-- Awesome Villan |
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| Peter-- Awesome Hero |
Sorry for the awkward non-flow of this blog so far. I'll try to make it better.
I had a kind of adventure on my way back from Worcester today. I was really proud of myself because I used to think that I had absolutely no sense of direction what-so-ever, but I've been noticing lately that that has been changing. I got out of class and went to leave the Worcester Campus and head back to the Leicester campus but Sever Street was completely blocked by this dufis who couldn't get his car out of a spot and a bunch of idiots who thought it was a great idea to park their cars in the middle of the street and get out and help him shovel (when all he really had to do was learn how to drive in New England snow).
So I had to use some of the side streets to get around these people. I found out that the side streets in Worcester are barely plowed and very dangerous. As I was weaving my way through these streets like a master, I came upon the same bimbo in a mini-van twice and both times she didn't look before coming right into an intersection and almost hit me. You know how they say people from Massachusetts can't drive? It's true. And if you're a Mass driver reading this right now and saying "That's not true, I'm a great driver!" You're either lying to yourself or you're one of the worst ones and should just give your license back right now.
Anyway, I managed to find my way to Elm Street and was stuck at the light there for ten minutes before I gave up and turned right because it was clear the light wasn't working properly... I figured that the sensor was broken or something.
So I continued on in the wrong direction, looking for a place to turn around, and figured; "hey, I've been the back way with other people driving before.... sure I've never driven that way myself... but why not give it a try?" So I did.
Apparently this was a HUGE mistake. The traffic was abysmal. And I really had no idea where I was going. I kept heading in the direction of the Worcester Airport signs... I figured they must head towards Paxton... But once I passed the airport I was on my own. Luckily I basically smashed into a sign pointing me towards Leicester and I found my way back alright :)
And then as a bonus, when I finally got back to Leicester, the parking spot that I had completely shoveled out last night was still available!
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