So we're over halfway through this awful quarter and I think I'm going to have to resign myself to a low GPA (kissing all hopes of every achieving that elusive 3.5 overall goodbye) and just try and make it through alive. Granted, this does NOT mean that I'm allowing myself to fail anything. If that happens I'm going to have to shoot myself. Between the eyes.

With a water pistol.

Anyway, after several too-long Tuesday nights at the MRC, I have come to the conclusion that my coworker is strange. But funny. He swears that everyone should have a threesome at some point in their lives. I'm not exactly sure how this would better anyones life, but I'm sure that you XY chromosomed folks out there would be happy to explain his logic. Kinda like the lesbian thing.

Oh yeah, this is the same coworker that told me about the 30 day rule.

Went to ECheng.com tonight out of sheer boredom (seven hours of quality MRC time) and I swear this guy is my farking hero (I even told him so in his guestbook). Comp sci and music? Only in my dreams. Unfortunately, I am not talented enough in either field to dare tackle both ;P Not to say that I don't enjoy playing. I do, I'm just not too wonderful at it.

Most of you know that I played koto for most of my life. I started when I was six and stopped almost exactly eleven years later at seventeen. I think I was actually pretty decent for my age at one point, but that pretty much went down the crapper when school started getting hard and I started working (translation: less practice time). My senior year, after a huge fight with my parents, I decided to give it up. It was pretty painful calling my teacher who had been flying in from Las Vegas twice a month to give me a lesson to tell her that I was quitting. I think I went to my room and cried after I hung up. Yeah yeah, call it melodramatic, but it was a big deal to me.

The thing is I really miss playing. It's a shame the UCI wind ensemble was cut last year. Mmm so they weren't that great, but an ensemble is an ensemble. I liked some of the music, plus I didn't feel an enormous pressure to be the best or anything like that. It was a low-key sit-down ensemble, which fit my needs what with my classes and all.

Anyway, we're going to be closing soon.

Goo goo goo and ta ta.

(Can you tell me where that's from???)