March 29, 2004.


My day followed the cosine wave today: up & down... In the morning I was in a fairly decent mood, but then CSC 165 killed all that in me and then I had an encounter with some really unpleasant guy in Hart House who was just plain rude about stuff that was none of his business. Over the lunch which I spent with Ainsley, Aurelia, and partially with Patrick. We talked about wierd Hart House dreams and girls who are too guy obsessed and it was fun. But then I went for my math tutorial, where I had no idea what's going on, but asked questions anyways. Then I spent a couple of hours in CS lounge which was a total drag since the people who are usually there on Mondays weren't there and I couldn't concentrate on anything, so I just played Solitare on my PPC.

Talking about PPC, the weekend was just great. Daly came to Mississauga for the weekend & I spent the whole weekend with him. It was really nice to have some fun after all these weeks of studying. We rented the movie on Friday night & had some garlic bread & cheese with it as well. The movie sucked though... It was called Relevation and was worse in plot, acting, and everything else than anything I've seen lately. Still, it was nice to be cuddling with Daly & their new kitten Holly and just be there.

On Saturday, I had to work for the first part of the day & then after I got off work, Daly, his friend Mat, Mat's friend Kristen, and Daly's siblings: Danny & Lily. First, we went to Classic Bowl and it was pretty nice as the very first shot I took was a strike and I came pretty close to winning during the last game. I was only two points behind Daly at 122.

Afterwards, we went to Outback, which is a stakehouse nearby and Daly kept acting all secretive and making phone calls and stuff. But then he often buys all sorts of computer parts like that for himself, so I figured he is just taking an opportunity to buy something for himself while he's in Mississauga. When we were ordering food, he comes in with this box and gives it to me. I thought it was for Mat who was sitting next to me, so I start passing it to him, but he just starts shaking his head... So the box turns out to be for me and there was a Pocket PC in it!! I was really shocked because those things cost a lot of money & I wasn't expecting anything like that. I wasn't even sure if I should accept something so expensive, but eventually I did and it was really awesome! Now I can play solitare instead of sitting bored in my CSC 165 class, and read e-books on the way to school, and keep track of all sorts of things. It's great!

So today, using my Pocket PC, I've been keeping track of all the funny stuff that people were saying, so here's what I've got:

Lady from the morning session:
"Discover the essence of the crap"
"Need a FAG"
Paul Gries: "public static int FOUR = 5;"
Gary Baumgartner: "Oh no, we lost a 3! *looks at the other board* Wait... it's there"
Gary Baumgartner: "For each n, find an array behaving badly"
Ainsley: "Don't tickle me, I am gonna pee!"

And this is just my average day at school too... There are certainly days with a lot more funny stuff.

Later, when I was going for my tutoring lesson, I met Kat on her way home... She seemed pretty stressed, but we agreed to meet up in the summer & drag Rebecca along with us. So hear this Becca, you get here & we'll drag you away to never never land of coffee drinking. hehehe.

Anyways, I guess I better get to doing some work... I am so not in the working mood with all this nice weather around. Working sucks, but there's only two weeks left, so I guess I'll just have to deal. Peace!

March 25, 2004.


Today was a really nice day. The weather thought so too, so it was really nice and warm for the first time this year and that was really great and made me want to sing and dance and be happy and forget all the stupid work. It was just great going around with jacket unzipped and warm sun smiling and everything. Really a mood lifter! Weather does tend to affect me that way.

After the math lecture today, the prof announced that we have apparently finished the whole curriculum, so I think he might have another couple lectures on some other stuff, but it's a great feeling that we are already done learning all the stuff we'll need for the exam. I also finished the problem set without any problems today since there were only a couple question left and with all that brainpower around (Patrick & Ainz) we got rid of the stupid problem sets during lunch.

I also had a pretty cool lecture in psych on development. To illustrate it the lecturer (who is not the usual lecturer, but someone just doing this topic) gave the whole 1500 student class the follow problem: she had two glasses, one with 50 red marbles and another with 50 white marbles. Then she took out 10 marbles from the glass with the red ones and mixed it with the white ones. After that from the glass with mixed marbles she randomly took out 10 and poured them back into the red marble container. After which she asked whether the class thought whether the red container & white container have the same number of foreign marbles or not and then got people to raise hands to see what they thought. What totally shocked me is that the majority of the class decided that the containers have a different amount of marbles in them! It seemed so obvious that if the marbles of one color are not in one of the containers then they must be in the other since both containers have the same amount of marbles. Wow... then she went on talking about how kids don't understand conservation of volume and things like that. Still , that was really strange that people didn't get it right away.

After the humanities class, where my prof made some very illogical statements about The Wind of the Willows, making me think that I should introduce her to Gary Baumgartner so he could explain to her that if Animals have human characteristics it does not really imply that humans have animal characteristics. Yet my prof still thinks it does since I did not want to annoy her any more than I already do by my sticking to logic and not buying into the wierdest interpretations of the book.

Afterwards, I was hanging out with Ainsley, Patrick, and Harry in the Great Hall and a lot of great and funny stuff happened. We spent a lot of time laughing... mostly at me... So I think I am not gonna write about it... yeah. Then for some reason Ainsley, Patrick and I decided to go visit Joel... We came to the Math Aid Center at SS, but it was closed, but just for fun when we were about to go, I tried the door... Well it was locked, but then it suddenly opened and Joel popped out asking what do we want. And that was kinda embarassing since we didn't really want anything, so we said we just wanted to say hi and then went away laughing. It was fun. He must think us really crazy now :). Then we just sat in Tim Hortons and talked and it was a really nice evening. Daly is coming tomorrow, so everything is great. I think I'll be going to sleep now.

Thursdays are the greatest & so are the interlinking monkeys :).

March 23, 2004.


Whoa, today is like the first day in a couple of weeks when I am not feeling stressed. I don't even know why, the work is all still out there, but I am feeling like a normal self tonight. It feels nice this way. Stress sucks anyways.

Today my classes were really nice and short because of course evaluations. First we did one for math and I gave calculus a pretty high rating since it's been a good class despite being so time consuming. So the lecture ended up being only 25 minutes long after the evaluation and that way great. I think UofT should make all the lectures like that. It's a lot easier to take in small chuncks. Then I went to psychology and of course it took awhile to give out and collect course evaluations there since it's such a huge auditorium. So that class was pretty short too - always a bonus. After that I went for the CIA (Commuters Involvement Association) lunch at Sid Smith. It was not particularly exciting, but I met Mike there, whom I haven't talked to for awhile before that, so it was a pretty decent lunch.

After I have finished my lab for CS which consisted fully of recursive methods, I went to Gerstein where I met Ainsley and we spent the rest of the afternoon working on the problem set. Doing it together was a lot more fun than sitting on your own, plus we've got a good chunk of it done, so that's always nice.

To sum up, the day was nothing particularly exciting, but perhaps that was exactly what I needed.. a slow relaxing day. Oh yeah, and Ainsley also has discovered how to call by induction. Way to go!

March 22, 2004.


I am gonna have a quickie blog here as I want to go to bed. To sum up: lim time -> 0, work -> infinity. That's the story of my life, no matter how much I am trying to bind the work from above and make the sequence of work converge. Guess what unit I am doing in calculus?

Today was tiring and so was yesterday, and so was the day before and so on. I can probably prove that tomorrow will be tiring too by induction.

Things still due in the next 3 weeks:
Two problem sets
Assignment 4 for CSC 148
Assignment 4 for CSC 165
Quiz 3 for CSC165
2 books to read for HUM199
Test for HUM199

Good highlights of the day:
1. Lunch with Angela and Stephanie was nice and remeniscent.
2. We had chocolate cake for lunch with Ainsley and William just for fun.
3. Nice round of complaining, bitching, and discussing CS courses and PEY in CS lounge.

That's it. I am calling it a night.

March 19, 2004.


Ah, I am so majorly screwed for time. It's not even funny... I am really not liking my schedule at the moment. I've got two assignments to finish on Sunday since I am working all Saturday plus a BIG CS assignment due in two weeks and since Daly's coming to visit next weekend, there is no time to do it at all! And it's worth 13% of my mark too. Blah. Any volunteers to do some of my work for me? Please?

In any case, at least next weekend should be fun. I want to finally get out and do something fun. There has been way too much work lately and I really want to do something besides that. Seriously, I don't remember the last time I went to movies or anything. I am really looking forward to the summer as well. I think I could really use a rest from all these endless assignments.

I think my cousin is also coming over this weekend. That's gonna be nice though since I haven't seen him or my niece/nephew for awhile. They have probably grown more bratty since last time. LOL. Of course I might end up just ignoring them because of all the work. *must stop whining! must stop whining*

So yeah, actually life hasn't been all that bad to me. I have friends, school, two jobs, and a boyfriend... Now as soon as I get some time, I'll be the happiest person around. Just wait and see.

I had my second shift at the Sheridan Eye Clinic today and it was pretty nice. The work is fairly easy so far and I guess it's not all that exciting, but I find it pretty nice. I've got another shift tomorrow and I hear it's gonna be really busy, so we'll see how I like that (Probably not as much). Unfortunately, we haven't had any really strange customers yet, so no stories about that.

I went to the Options day thing and was bugging everyone there to decide for me what POSt I should take. First I talked to some CS girl, then to Steve, and then since the mathematics table was right next to it, I found Joel and talked to him for a bit. He didn't seem very excited to talk to me though and totally missed the chance of enticing me into the mathematics program. Oh well, his loss :P

Steve finally came back to school on thursday and that was good because I had one million crosswords in my backpack for him to do. I've been carrying them around and it started to become rather crowded in my backpack. Those crosswords are really addictive I might say. I can't stop myself anymore from picking one up and trying to it every morning. I am able to solve it with variable success, but I haven't finished one yet all by myself, but I think I might eventually. At least I hope I'll be able to. I mean I gotta get smarter after all these crosswords, right? right?

Anyways, I thought I had all these things to write about, but I can't remember anymore, so I am just gonna finish right here. Night!

March 15, 2004.


*Pouts at Daly* He is a meanie bum! Playing jokes on his favourite gf like that! This is in reference to the first comment for the last blog. Evil person playing me like that! Gblug. Not good. And Patrick, don't even think about repeating anything like that. I'll get mad!

Anyways, today was one of those days when everything started out really bad, but then the day got progressively better. As Ainsley and Patrick can attest I was in a pretty bad state this morning, moping around uoft feeling all deflated and stuff. I have good reasons too considering my marks are coming down hard right now. On Math test 3, and two A3's I expect to get a lot lower marks than I could if I weren't so stupid. Blah.

Then after the math tutorial I was sitting in CS lounge and just talking to some random people and my mood just increased somehow. I guess I should talk to random people more often. Afterwards, I went for my tutoring session and on return home actually made some improvements to my essay. So I guess things aren't as bad as they could be.

Well, I don't feel like writing more now. Stop stealing my moss, Will! Bye bye.

March 13, 2004.


Well, the weekends kinda slow things down, but I like them even worse than normal days. You do as much work, but it feels a lot less productive for some reason. I wrote my essay today and it came out really really really bad. It's too short, it's stupid and it doesn't even convince me, so I'll really have to do something about it even though I don't want to... Essays suck majorly. I also wrote the HeapPQ implementation for the translator class, so the bigger part of the A3 is done and I should have no problems finishing the rest tomorrow.

I've also been reading my psych textbook and it discussed a point that when men and women were asked whether they'd prefer their partner to fall in love with someone else or sleep with someone else, the majority of men replied they'd rather the woman fell in love with someone, while women preferred the men to sleep with other people.

I've spent 1.5 hours on the phone with Daly tonight trying to extract from him which one he would prefer me to fall in love with someone or sleep with someone, but he kept saying that he minds both killing all my hopes about a forgivable affair with Joel. Damn... We need androgyny these days!

I have added a commenting thing to the site, though I am not quite sure how well it works, but now you can leave me comments saying how wrong you think I am saying whatever I am saying or displaying any other effects my whining has on you.

I've also been complaining to Nelson about all that pain we have to go through without any visible gain and apparently he was suggesting that I should try doughnuts and blowjobs on my TA's, but then there are so many TA's some of them apparently computer programs and other straight females that I just had to reject the way as not feasible for the near future. Brownie points to Nelson for the idea though... Oh... why did I just type that?

I should really stop writing my blogs late at night because I tend to say all sort of stupid things I regret tomorrow morning, but not regret so much as to bother editing the blogs. Anyways, the point was that I should learn when to shut up. If I had that knowledge 24/7 that would be good as well, not blabbing all sort of things I regret saying as soon as I say them... Yep, that would be a great point for improvement, but I don't think it's gonna happen so all of you who get offended by my jokes or anything else I say. Well, you'll have to suck it up as Prof Gries says. Yep Yep.

March 12, 2004.


I think another day can be considered officially over... Well, actually, there is still 12 minutes to midnight, but let's not be that technical. I went to my CSC165 tutorial today to write the quiz... The good news is that the quiz was easy, the bad news it's worth almost nothing. C'est la vie. Since I tended to skip on Friday, I didn't manage the time too well and actually arrived to UofT more than half an hour earlier than I should have been. Well, that also made me meet some people I didn't expect to see.

Firstly, I was sitting in UC doing a crossword, when this guy started talking to me and the thing was he was talking to me the way people talk to acquaintances and stuff. I really could not remember who on earth he was, but I just went along and we discussed all the fine points of the next CS assignment until I finally remembered who he was. LOL. Then, all of a sudden this girl comes by and she looks really familiar. We stare at each other for some seconds and then start the typical "Hi! How are you?!" sort of thing. It was Janice, one of the half-forgotten friends I've made during fresh week and actually kept some contact with after. So apparently she was waiting there for her tutorial too! Then, the time came to go to my tutorial room and there coming out is Oksana, who has a tutorial there before me! That made for some more blocking of the hallway, chatting, etc. I know that's not that many people, but for a Friday it's quite unusual. Like mice from the drowning ship, usually there isn't a familiar face to find in UofT on Friday.

After the tutorial, thanks to Arthur, I've realized a nasty thing about GPA averages... When they do the averages, they first convert them in GPA and then average them up instead of averaging the marks first and converting later!! That's truly wholly evil! That way getting a 98 in a course is no better than getting an 85! Also makes me abandon the hopes for 4.0 GPA... not with the kind of contribution my HUM course is giving me right now! So I spent the half-hour of lunch I had with Arthur discussing programming languages, IDEs, and other wierd things while his girlfriend mysteriously disappeared (which probably made for a better conversation). Then I went off through the maze of Sydney Smith to find the lab where I was supposed to participate in an experiment.

Yes, indeed, I was experimented upon. Strange thing attached to my head played an important role too. Ok, so I am dramatizing... What happened was that they put a sort of strap on my head from which they pointed two cameras at my eyes and then made me watch a bunch of hockey clips and check whether the picture was jittery or not. Not all that exciting, but I've got $10 for it! Yep!

Afterwards, my dad picked me up and drove me to Sheridan Mall, where I had my first day at work in the Eye Clinic. Imagine finding a job in SHERIDAN MALL through a UofT Career Center! It's so inexpressibly strange! But no matter how unbelievable, it's true! I am the new receptionist there, so Mississauga ppl, come get your eyes checked out there! The first day went by pretty well I think. They taught me how to do a bunch of filing thingies and stuff like that. There's surprisingly more to it than it seems, but not really anything complex on the other hand. One of the doctors there brought me coffee from Timmies. I think I like the job :).

I've returned home around 7 and then amazingly enough found energy to start on the problem set that Joel finally posted. I did the first two questions since they were from the textbook and thus probably much easier than those actually made up by Joel. I guess I'll tackle the rest of them later. I also did some reading for psych, which is pretty cool. This chapter is explaining the views on social interactions such as mating through social point of view, which I found pretty interesting and I think I'll be looking forward to finishing the chapter. I was also checking Psych website and found the average for the last test posted, but not the marks themselves. Now I hope to see the marks because I think I might have actually done very well on this test. Well, we'll see!

I started to posting much longer blogs lately! I think it might be the consequence of not actually having proper time to socialize with people. No one besides Nelson was talking on MSN today and he dried up too after a bit. Well, I guess it lets me do work, but I am starting to miss people. Once I finish with all this assignment crap I gotta get out and do something for once. Ainz, how about we go shopping for that skirt Patrick has been probably having nightmares about for the last month? ;) Anyways, I better go to bed now, since the plan for tomorrow is to wake early and get that essay done. So "Oi Yasumi Nasai" as Japanese say. Good night!

March 11, 2004.


Whoa, life is damn busy around here. Now I've got my schedule so full, I dare not stop doing work or it will catch up with me and I will be buried underneath, never to be seen again. Here's the things I need to accomplish during one meager weekend:
1. Write 2000 word essay on some blah I don't care much about.
2. Finish CSC 148 A3 which might still prove to be quite a bit of work.
3. Read Chapter 11 from Psychology which is gonna take another lifetime.
4. Do the perpetual Problem Set for calculus. Someone remind me to kick Joel, he promised the problem set to be posted by Thursday for sure and it's not there!
5. Do CSC165 assignment, and if it's going to be anything like the last one, I think I am simply going to cry.
6. Create a tutoring lesson, which I better do because I just found out how much the parents of the kid are paying to the tutoring company I am working for every time I visit their kid... Only half of which I might notice they are paying to me... Now I feel I at least gotta be prepared.
If I actually finish all this, I will consider myself a hero, but that's really not gonna happen.

A little added complication, which is probably not something I should be complaining about is the fact that now I've got 3 jobs and I have to get rid of at least one of them (gotta make the call tomorrow) and the second job is also starting tomorrow, so there's even less time to do anything. I am just really hoping they won't give me any shifts this weekend or I'll really hang myself on the closest hook I'll find.

I've been trying to figure my essay thesis most of the day today, and after sitting over a piece of paper in the library for two hours, I think I've finally decided what I am going to write about. My essay is basically going to explain why boy heroes are important to Treasure Island and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. I don't care too much, but it's a point of the pride that I gotta be able to write an essay that would get me a 70+. So far every other one has been under *shame on me*.

Rebecca gave me the link to her blog the other day and there's one blog I enjoy. There is so much complaining and bitterness there that I feel right at home. Keep it up, Becca! At least I much prefer it to Julius' who just listed all his social engagements, while I have to work my butt off. :P As for the rest of my friends, I think they all went into blogging silence.

I've got some pictures from Daly today that he took when he was visiting UofT the other day, so I've uploaded them and you can see them if you click on the link in the right bar. I am also thinking of making a commenting section on the site, but I still haven't figured out how to set it up here considering this site doesn't support any CGI or anything, but we'll see.

In any case, if anyone feels burning desire to proofread my essay after this weekend, that'll be appreciated. So keep in touch!

March 8, 2004.


Truly, I feel like a truck just ran over me. I think I must be pretty near to a nervous breakdown with all this stuff weighting on me. I feel like I am pulled in 1000 directions at the same time too. I have a feeling that the next couple of weeks are going to be pure hell unless I find a way to unwind.

I think it all started when Daly decided to come home on Friday afternoon. I've been planning to spend the whole weekend catching up with my work plus doing some stuff, I've been promising my parents to do forever, but well, the plans changed. Daly came and I spent all Saturday and the Sunday morning with him since it's not like I can actually not spend it with him after he spent 5 hours on the bus to see me and well, I haven't seen him in so long... But then once I've got home, my parents remembered my promise to go to the Purim selebration with them, so what can I do? I had to go and sit through three hours of blah. Actually, they had an interesting "magic" show there, so it wasn't too bad, but otherwise it was such a waste of time. So here I am on Sunday night struggling to finish A3 for CSC165. The only problem is that I can't! It's like I can't and that's it... Like hitting your head against the wall. I don't know, maybe I should be used to it by now, but I guess I am just too used to at least understanding what the assignment asks of you. Well, what I handed in is absolutely horrible. I'd rank it as the worst assignment I've done in university so far, but I just reached the point where I went past caring and it was not an enjoyable experience. *Prays for a blind TA*

I am becoming full of jobs. A funny expression, eh? But basically what happened was that I applied for a bunch of things, so I had an interview scheduled for today for the position of "Lab Assistant" in Allied Research and then I had a mini-interview on Saturday in Eye Examination clinic for the receptionist position. The latter went very well and she went so far as telling me that I am suitable for her, but then she also said she'll be interviewing more people on Monday and asked me to come back on Wednesday. Well, I guess I'll figure it out whether she is finally taking me or not on Wednesday. As for the interview today, that was really formal. I liked the place and the people, it seemed really professional and friendly, but then it's further away and it pays less, so I'll probably have to back out even if they offer me a position there. Well, we shall see.

I am really hoping to get myself working in the next few days. It's so important to me to get most of the work done. Sometimes I stop myself and ask "Does it really matter that much to me?" but the answer is really yes. School became such a major part of me and something I really care about though you wouldn't tell sometimes. So, right now I am mentally preparing myself to spend a good portion of my time tomorrow and on Wednesday studying for the calculus test. It's the last test this year and I am hoping to do decently well on it, so I better put in some serious work.

On a totally different note, I found out that Vanessa's younger brother died yesterday. I never knew him, but in some strange way this news still affected me. Yes, I can go through the day and probably wouldn't seem much different than usual, but things like that really hit you when you are lying in bed, about to go asleep, and those sort of things just start besieging your mind. It's not even something to put in words, it a sort of feeling that makes life feel so short, unstoppable, futile. Nothing to say...

March 3, 2004.


Today I had a pretty exciting day. Well, first of all it started with me being hyper, which I'd say is quite unusual for me. I like days like that though, I feel energetic and usually get a fair amount of stuff done.

The good stuff started out right from the first period, where we've got our CSC 148 midterm back and I've got a perfect on it. I am so glad there is still one subject I can do well in without studying like crazy for it. I guess computer science is meant to be my subject. YAY. I also finished almost fully my problem set for calculus and I am proud of the fact that I did all of it myself. No copying off Patrick or Ainsley this time, just comparing.

Another thing was my horoscope this morning that read "A new project will bring in extra money if you will take it on" or something really similar to that. Well, around 5 I've got a call from my parents telling me that there was a call about a job in Allied Research Corp. Well, I gave them a call and they have invited me for an interview. This is a Lab Assistant job and I guess it's not all that special, but I am glad that I was able to get it because it's definitely better than going back to Extreme Pita and I think it will be good for me.

Anywho, I just realized that I don't have much more to say about today, so this is it for now. Chao.

March 2, 2004.


I was always one of those people who make friends with really diverse people. I've always had some friends who were exact opposites of each other in personality and other stuff and yet I would get along very well with all of them even if they couldn't get along among themselves. I think I just uncovered the basis on which I pick friends. Basically, I find people who do strange things and make friends with them. What made me think of this now? Well, I came home and being typical lazy me instead of doing work, I sat down to catch up on people's blogs. Well, what do I see? A lot of things that would not make sense to any average person of our age. The blogs are crazy... I don't want to go into particulars, but I am afraid I am right... All my friends are crazy and I must be too! Yay for us :D.

Well, back to mundane and boring now. Some unusual stuff happened in the last week. Namely:

1. I have discovered about ROP (Research Opportunity Program) which is an unconventional second year course, where instead of going to lectures and doing typical class work, you get to work with a prof on something they are working on and help them, while learning more about the subject. You get a credit and a mark for it too!

2. I have found myself a tutoring job, only this time instead of private tutoring, I am working for a company called Tutor One that finds me students to tutor and pays me for tutoring. It's not a bad deal since I get $15/hour and I don't even have to search for someone to tutor myself. What I found interesting is that they apparently only hire students from University of Toronto. Yay, the fact that I am in a prestigious university is already letting me know.

3. Today, I've participated in a psychological experiment where I was given an article to read, apparently about some woman that achieved a lot of stuff in computer science field. Then they asked my a bunch of questions about myself and about how I view the woman from the article and things like that. Later, I found that actually the experiment was designed to measure how an article like that would work as an inspiration for someone who read it and the questions that I answered were to get at the bottom of that though truly I can't quite connect all the questions I've answered to that, but I guess they put some filler in to distract me from the real purpose which could influence my answers. It took me maybe 30 minutes and they payed me $10 too, so that was nice :).

Well, that was some of the school stuff, but there are a couple more things I guess. The first is that I am about to have a hellish couple of weeks full of all sort of evil things such as midterms, assignments, quizzes, and essays, so if I seem grumpy and whiny, that because of that, so don't pay attention. Ok, so I am always like that. Shut up!

Another really funny thing that happened was the fact that when Ainsley and Patrick sat in the Great Hall cuddling as they typically do, one of the waiters from the restaurant on the second floor that overlooks the Great Hall came down to them and told them that there were complaints from the people in the restaurant that they were too cuddly!!! That's the word they used too! "Too cuddly". ROFL. Another funny thing is that I don't think you can even see Great Hall from upstairs that much because of the way the tables are and really the only people who would see them are waiters who come and look down from time to time. My theory is that the waiter has a crush on Partick and is just trying to tell them off. In any case, funny stuff!

Also, today I had the boringest lab ever. We had to do the midterms that other sections have done. We did the only for L0301 in like 20 minutes. It was way way easier than the midterm we had. It had no exceptions, no iterators, no memory model tracing and all the questions were just damn simple! The last question resembled the stuff we did in the very beginning of CSC 108 with only one little thing added that we wouldn't do back then. I really can't believe how easy they had it! So unfair too, though I shouldn't care that much since I think I did fairly well on the midterm anyways. So yeah, we did the midterm and the rest of the time I was sitting there playing some games and talking to other people in my tutorial while my TA was trying to explain some questions to people. Hehe, there was some interesting game, you can check it out: www.sfcove.com.

Well, this is probably enough time putting work off and all that, so I guess I'll gonna go slack off in some different way ;). See Ya PPL