Dinhternet

Yes­ter­day…

Man, my mind can’t take it any­more. Woke up at 5:30 because Peggy S was sick, so I cov­ered her chalk­ing shift. Alice C picked Drew M and me up at 5:45 and we were off. First, dropped Drew M off at Kinko’s. He had to print out fly­ers for Ser­vice Fair. Then we went on cam­pus and met up with Bethany W, Jimmy P, Jane L, Liz S, and Sang D for the project. We split up, and Alice C and I took Liz S and hit up Soc Sci, Young, and Olson. Got caught up there, and Bethany W met up again with us there after her crew fin­ished up their side of cam­pus and she sent them home. After the project, Bethany W and Alice C went to Baker’s Square for break­fast, but I went home to pass out.

Woke up again at 10, which is when my first class started. I thought I could sleep for a bit and get ready for my sec­ond class, since the first class’ lec­tures are recorded and put online any­way, so I could just down­load it later. Then I got caught up online with ser­vice and some other stuff like writ­ing a post for my awe­some read­ers, so I missed the bus that would get to school by 12, too. More online stuff, and Peggy S made dumplings for lunch, which I mooched.

Even­tu­ally, I did catch the bus, and went to cam­pus for Ser­viceComm. Too bad no one showed up for it. I talked to a cou­ple folks infor­mally about what we wanted to do, and asked peo­ple what they wanted out of ser­vice, but not much came out of it. Sat around for a while eat­ing fun-size Laffy Taffies and read­ing the lame jokes to each other off the wrap­pers. Quote comes from one of them.

Yeah, here’s the two jokes on my wrap­per: “What do pigs put on their cuts?” “Oink­ment.” “Why did the ghost sing off-key?” “Because he left his sheet music at home.” Har-dee-har-har.

Went to Peggy S’s Non-Verbal Com­mu­ni­ca­tion class after her with that. It’s really inter­est­ing stuff. Sandy L’s in that class, too, and the pro­fes­sor always makes Korean ref­er­ences — we think his wife must be Korean — which we check with her for accu­racy. I left at the break, though, to go to ExComm, which was just out­side, because Peggy S’s class is in the same room as the gen­eral meet­ing. ExComm was pretty smooth, and after that was class time again.

Lec­ture was pretty cool, we saw some videos today illus­trat­ing the dif­fer­ent approaches to the treat­ment of men­tal ill­ness fea­tur­ing Carl Rogers and Albert Ellis.

After class, caught the bus home with Peggy S, and ran into Andrew M, Emily T, and Mabel H on it. We all sat in the very back like cool kids. When we got home, drove to Mur­der Burger for din­ner. Two Aggie Anni­hi­la­tors for $10.71 is a great deal, but the food in gen­eral is going down­hill. The burg­ers aren’t as tasty, the fries are sog­gier, and they don’t have that great BBQ sauce they had before. Food coma after that.