I am way excited because LOST, the greatest show ever, starts its final season tonight. I am very sad that I will be out of the country for most of the season. I sincerely hope I will have a good enough internet connection to be able to watch it from Panama. AHHHH! I love Lost.
I started the day with my other love, Heroes. It was the penultimate episode and I am glad I will be in the States for the Finale, which is on my Birthday.
Whenever I take the time to think about it, I think that it is super-funny that I watch so much T.V. in college. I didn't watch anything other than JEOPARDY! and the news every once in a while when I was in high school (though in grade school I watched Wishbone and Where in Time is Carmen San Diego.) I wonder if this is a common phenomenon. I remember talking to my ex-boyfriend's mom about a situation like this. She drinks a lot of soda and she said her habit started because her parents didn't keep soda in the house when she was growing up. When she got to college, the soda was free and limitless in the dining hall so she drank it all the time and continues to. I think it is the same for me because I don't have cable at home and it is available all the time here, and I watch it all the time now. I waste sooo much time...
Did anyone else have something similar happen to them? You should comment even if you didn't because I want to know who is actually reading this...
Anyway, back to the start of our day. In Bio we presented our powerpoint to our audience of one. Chad seemed to like it even though I don't think we actually did the assignment correctly. We talked about communities and the interaction between species. We also got to draw pictures! Of squirrels. on the chalk board.
After Bio, I met with my ENVS group to discuss our Advertising for La MICA project. We met with Dr. Yaquinto who has lots of good ideas. I for one, am a little overwhelmed, but I am sure everything will work out. I'll post updates about that as soon as I can.
I took the day off from History today and was annoyed with myself for feeling guilty because I am not even enrolled in that class... I got there in time for JINS, though, which is good because I am in that class. Courtney and I discussed how Chad is ill-prepared to survive a Zombie-apocalypse since he does not keep food in his house. (not to mention is how isn't Zombie proof. There isn't anything to slow them down since it is all one level and not on a hill. Not that Zombies go that fast anyway...) Chad's response was that he would eat the Zombies. I have never thought of that before. Can you eat Zombies? They're rotting, and I can't imagine they would taste very good. Thoughts? (Has anyone read the Zombie Survival Guide? My dad has it, but I haven't read it yet.)
Lost starts in like two hours! Maybe I will start on my JINS paper to pass the time.
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Your conversations at the front of the room are much more interesting than ours in the middle. All we do is complain about reading...which does suck...
Yup Chad is so ill prepared for the Zombies. Oh and my roommate says you can't eat the zombies since you don't want them to bite you why would you bite them? I think you'd get their terrible disease...
Also Heroes and Star Trek are two things I didn't like until college, so we must all flock to the TV since there's so much free time?
Also maybe Chad's a zombie?
Well, Chad did say that cooking the meat would kill off the infection... But if he is a zombie, then maybe it wouldn't matter.
Would a zombie eating other zombies be a cannibal?
I love Lost as well so if your ever watching it in Panama, let me know. I'll watch it with you!!!
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