Living In The Sky With Diamonds

Yay, it's Friday! I had no class today, but I was occupied for most of the day anyway. Here's how it went:

10ish: arrived on campus and ate yet another bagel + drank a cup of coffee; prepared for tutoring

11-12:10: tutored OChem. I think it went fairly well. To be honest, I learned a lot of stuff I never knew before last night. If it seriously didn't do anything for my student (which I highly doubt because I don't think I'm that stupid), it did help me.

-fill out tutor form and walk/bus back to Coffman (the place where I work is so inconveniently far away)

12:30-almost 3: drafted out my lab report and did some research for it; had lunch

3:30-5: listened to this public lecture that I didn't half understood, but that's okay

5:15-6:30: had a huge iced chai and chatted with Stephen about random stuff. Too bad Jenna wasn't there today, since three slightly weird/crazy/cool people are better than two.

6:45-8:30, I think: met Bhuvani, chatted around a little bit, and went to the Casino Night thing in Coffman. It was actually quite fun :)

I came home to find that the book I ordered has arrived! I was planning on working on my lab report a bit, but I decided I'll leave the whole of TOMORROW to deal with that. One day is fair, isn't it? (I'll figure out next week onward from that point)

So tonight is saved for Thomas Nagel's A View From Nowhere. Based on two articles/papers that I've read, this guy is definitely my favorite and most influential philosopher. And listen to the most awesome part: this guy is still alive! Whoaaaaa!

Anyway, I read the intro of this book online and so excited to read this book! Time to read and get ready to be really hard-working tomorrow! :)

Well, okay, after I take care of my cat.

Song of the post is what I've been listening to a lot in the past few days: Cobra Starship's "Living In The Sky With Diamonds." To be honest, this was the song that popped into my head during the first week of school at the moment I knew this was going to be an amazing semester. It was probably after my philosophy class. So it has come to represent happiness, and I guess I'm quite happy right now because life is overall good and I have an awesome book to read (after dealing with the cat)!!