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May. 17th, 2006 07:14 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedI need to send my emails in five days. Mom doesn't want me ordering my DVD right before we leave home, though, because it might get stolen from our mailbox.
Yesterday for lunch, I bought two crispy chicken cutlets and a chocolate eclair (actually soft chocolate ice cream on a popsicle). Before I paid for my food, I noticed that the chicken wasn't cooked, and when I told the lunch lady, she said "You didn't ask." Like, how smart is that? Whenever I ask for a slice of pizza, the chef in the Italian section just heats it up without having to be asked.
I never read Battle Vixens the whole time I was on campus.
When I was home, Mom asked me to pull up my SAIN report to see which classes I still need to take. When I showed Mom, she noticed that I took the same computer class this semester as I took in the fall.
Last night, I watched an episode of The King of Queens with the rest of the family. Doug is hired to be a teacher in some high school, but doesn't have a clue how to teach a class. For example, when he writes his name on the blackboard, he's unable to fit the last N in "Heffernan" because he wrote it so close to the right side. During the episode, he decides that he needs to "reach out to the students," and the next day, he dresses up as George Washington (just like Harvey Lipschultz on an episode of Boston Public).
Yesterday for lunch, I bought two crispy chicken cutlets and a chocolate eclair (actually soft chocolate ice cream on a popsicle). Before I paid for my food, I noticed that the chicken wasn't cooked, and when I told the lunch lady, she said "You didn't ask." Like, how smart is that? Whenever I ask for a slice of pizza, the chef in the Italian section just heats it up without having to be asked.
I never read Battle Vixens the whole time I was on campus.
When I was home, Mom asked me to pull up my SAIN report to see which classes I still need to take. When I showed Mom, she noticed that I took the same computer class this semester as I took in the fall.
Last night, I watched an episode of The King of Queens with the rest of the family. Doug is hired to be a teacher in some high school, but doesn't have a clue how to teach a class. For example, when he writes his name on the blackboard, he's unable to fit the last N in "Heffernan" because he wrote it so close to the right side. During the episode, he decides that he needs to "reach out to the students," and the next day, he dresses up as George Washington (just like Harvey Lipschultz on an episode of Boston Public).