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Well, I finished the first half of my French final. It's been a walk back and forth from the Reynolds Club kind of day for me... I just wish it wasn't raining. It's that evil so-cold-it-should-be-snow kind of rain, too. Miserable! Now all I have to do is waste like, 20 minutes and walk back over to the other building to take my oral exam. I don't know what I could do to screw up the oral exam horribly, but let's hope I don't find out. Know what I did find out today? Coffee is the product of the DEVIL! Ghastly! Cappucino and all its coffee friends are just ghastly and disgusting. Ugh. I can't get that horrible acidic taste out of my mouth. Where is all the tea when I need my caffeine fix, eh? Where? The only good coffee is the sort in ice cream, and occasionally super-sugary coffee flavoured icy-drinks. Mmm, frozen coffee...
It's so weird to type in this lounge. Everything echos horribly (like every place else at this silly university), so I feel super-obligated to type softly. Which is a hard thing to accomplish. I notice now that normal keyboards are far louder than my laptop keyboard. I'm also verily glad that I have a big laptop with a normal-sized keyboard, or else I would be using the backspace key on here four times as much as I already have to.
Today's random question of the day: Which keys on your keyboard are the most worn out?
Answer: I have a nice little smooth spot on the right-hand side of my space bar, and my backspace key is looking a little worn. Says a bit about my typing, non?
The guy sitting next to me just got up and left, I hope I didn't annoy him with my typing. Silly me and my guilt. If I hear someone clear their throat in the far corner of the room, I'll think I'm annoying them somehow. And then make an effort to type even quieter, which I'm pretty sure (short of making this take like, fifteen hours to type) is physically impossible.
It's so weird to type in this lounge. Everything echos horribly (like every place else at this silly university), so I feel super-obligated to type softly. Which is a hard thing to accomplish. I notice now that normal keyboards are far louder than my laptop keyboard. I'm also verily glad that I have a big laptop with a normal-sized keyboard, or else I would be using the backspace key on here four times as much as I already have to.
Today's random question of the day: Which keys on your keyboard are the most worn out?
Answer: I have a nice little smooth spot on the right-hand side of my space bar, and my backspace key is looking a little worn. Says a bit about my typing, non?
The guy sitting next to me just got up and left, I hope I didn't annoy him with my typing. Silly me and my guilt. If I hear someone clear their throat in the far corner of the room, I'll think I'm annoying them somehow. And then make an effort to type even quieter, which I'm pretty sure (short of making this take like, fifteen hours to type) is physically impossible.
