Giant piles of snotuf!

There's something to be said when one gets less than 4 hours of sleep. From around 5:30 AM to 9, I was napping, too wired from all the work I had done to fall asleep. I think I witnessed a sign of the Apocolypse this morning--Kaz went to bed around 2 AM and woke when I did.

I've entered that phase of being where I'm hyper from lack of sleep. And I've got 5 and a half hour McShift ahead of me.

It really is the class of squiggly lines...in today's lecture, I counted 63 distinct squiggly lines on his transparencies.

Sarah bit Lex's pen15 off. She'll also sick his duck for a dollar.

Snarfblatt.

Your College Life by highfivejunkie
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What will you study?
Your Roomate	tramagurl
The Football Player	quietjaneeyre
The Cheerleader	tigsta_kh
The Band Geek	cloudandtidus
Highly involved in their Frat/Sorority	kingofallkings
The Crazy Drunk	lovediamond
The College Slut	geoosh
Your Significant Other	natural_intel
The Creep that sneaks into girl's showers	hyperactivelime
Likeliness you'll graduate: 88%
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And you know, I can see one or two of those, but Kate as the football player?!

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Well, you know...it's 3:30 AM. I have class in less than 6 hours. I really should in bed. Yet...I'm wired. Why? I had much to do tonight, much to do today, overall.

I woke to the sound of J.P.'s out-of-tune wailing at 1 PM, after going to bed around 4:30. Good thing he woke me, for I could have probably slept to 3 or so, maybe missing my Modern World class--I was that tired by the end of the night. But, as soon as I woke up, I went right to work, knocking off an essay due for Modern World. Shortly after essay completion, I had the class, and when I returned, I had another major work--Logbook entries/essay/index for my Weather and Climate class (now named Winds Aloft and Squiggly Lines). I began that after my Modern World class, while I was making my breakfast--mac and cheese--in the kitchen. This took me right up until my exam in Computing, where we were tested on Excel. I think I nailed it. This then took me almost right up to 8, so I did a little more of the Logbook thing, and then I had to work from 9-close at McD. Got back here, where I've done the Logbook, and my laundry. Now, 3:30 AM, I get to relax.

However, one question remains: will I actually fall asleep, or should I just remain awake? We'll see what my body says. Knowing my luck, it'll decide to get tired at 9 AM. We'll see what happens. On a better note, I get to see April in about 15 hours. YAY! Then, my last weekend at the Paltz will begin.

In the meantime, I sit here, waiting for my body to get tired.

Nighty night, all.