Showing posts with label Textbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Textbook. Show all posts
Monday, January 18, 2010
So Busy ( ̄へ ̄)
Class is much more fun this semester, and the textbooks aren't boring. I am back into the massive amounts of reading, and it is driving me nuts. I hang around with friends when I can because if I don't I probably would loose my sanity. I like a guy in my Japanese class, and when I talked to him for the first time I don't even remember it, I just remember being really embarrassed. I have to straighten myself out here, and I have shifts at work because it's the 'slow period' at work right now, and people who are up to par, and available will be working, well I guess I am since I am working four shifts this week.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Late Again
I actually did have class today. One lab, and it was for commerce. I checked my email, and labs for commerce started this week, and anyone who missed yesterday's started today. The room was switched just for today so I ran across campus. I was already late. The room was packed, and I had to stand by the door behind tall people.
I bought the textbooks today, and I bought whatever I could used, and the most expensive was the business textbook.
I have readings to do tonight for English, and Asian History. I looked for the Asian History article in the archives, and the professor put it on the course site.
I also went to get my bursary from my father's workplace today. That is the only bursary I got because I am not prep, and I don't have connections.
I bought the textbooks today, and I bought whatever I could used, and the most expensive was the business textbook.
I have readings to do tonight for English, and Asian History. I looked for the Asian History article in the archives, and the professor put it on the course site.
I also went to get my bursary from my father's workplace today. That is the only bursary I got because I am not prep, and I don't have connections.
Labels:
Asian History,
Bursary,
Commerce,
Course Site,
English,
Lab,
Readings,
Student Email,
Textbook
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