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But today was my last TELL 410 class, which means my incredibly long class from 4 to 7 is now over. Which means I can cut out my library time (sorry, Harold) and go home before orchestra and oh, I don't know, eat a normal dinner. Sounds superb!
I can't deny that I won't miss the rationing of food to last during these long days. I usually start with my pb&j around 11, fruit at 12, granola bars and random chocolate that I find in my bag from 2 to 4, cold drinking fountain water and my last granola bar around 6, and then imagining delicious dinners during orchestra.
Right now I have 50 minutes before orchestra and 8 cadburry eggs. So I figure I can have one egg every 7 minutes, approximately. I'm glad my math skills are paying off.

hi. you're quite possibly the funniest person I know. And it's funny because I'm the say way about my food rationing AND I remember when I was there and hearing all about your predicaments and your necessary food rationing. Hilarious. Also, I love your reason for making your schedule like this. Oh Jerusalem. haha
ReplyDeletep.s. I was babysitting earlier and I read this blog and I was about to comment but then I was realized that the people I was babysitting for were the ones signed into Google. And so I decided against leaving a comment from them. haha I hope you enjoyed that story? :/