Who here remembers pogs?

[2006-02-24] @ [10:00 p.m.]

So, a few years ago (when I think I was fourteen or younger) they were running an anti-drug ad saying, "This is you. This you're brain. This is your brain on pot. Any questions?" or something to that effect. For the past week, I have been repeating saying, "This is a table. This is my head on a table. Any questions?" because I don't think I have felt this exhausted since... well, last semester during finals. Spring Break is a week away from today and I can't wait to go home in crash.

For the record. One paper down, two more to go.

Anyways, after taking my test in Italian, I swore off any homework for this evening (for the most part). I still have to reread the short novel Wide Saragossa Sea by Jean Rhys. I really enjoy the story but I really don't enjoy the idea of having to write a rough draft essay discussing a literary device of the novel. Nor do I feel too cheery about the idea about writing how All Quiet on the Western Front and showing how it reflects different movements in history. I don't even have a workable thesis for the paper yet.

Wow. That is amazing how quickly it turned into a rant.

Bloody hell... couldn't resist. I finally saw 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire' this evening. And loved it. I am most certainly going to get it when it comes out on DVD March 7.

Gasp.

I think that Grande Latte with two extra shots in it I had at five this evening. It was good to have the taste of coffee on my tongue when I had a gift card to pay for it.

Gah. I feel so brain dead right now. So I am going to go to do some readings so I can work tomorrow and get started on those essays.

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