Friday's are the best because I only have one class.  But.  Every Friday in this class, we have a quiz.  The class average is never above a 53%.  It's a chem class, and it's ALL open response, reaction mechanisms, drawing structures of compounds you've never heard of until you sat down to take the quiz...  My scores have ranged from a 100% to a 32%.  It's so ridiculous and random.  The professor scales the class by 30-40 points every semester, because god forbid he make the curriculum easier...  Blehhh.  I don't want to study.  It's the end of the year, and I've done comparatively  well, so...  Haha my entire wall above my desk is FILLED with taped-on index cards, each displaying 1 reaction that I have to memorize.  There are currently over 200 cards, and I stopped making them a few weeks ago.  My friends walk in and they're like, "What the FUCK are you plotting?!"  It's scary indeed.

Yesterday was kind of boring.  I got out of lab 3 hours early because I'm speedy.  I was so excited to have some free time, and then Sean called to say he was leaving the restaurant early.  But he failed to say that he was tired and didn't want to do anything.  So I went to his house and we ate dinner and watched tv.  Ugh.  I never get the remote either.  Not even in my own house when he's around, and I only turn it on when he's there.  Anyway, drank a bunch of wine and did crossword puzzles while I half paid attention to "How It's Made," which is a decent show.  Woke up at 2 feeling icky (not from drinking).  I got some juice and read one of Sean's survival books.  Lot's of pictures and cool ideas.  You know, just in case you're lost in the jungle.

Today I'll be working at his restaurant 4-9, then tomorrow at the pharmacy 8-3, then the restaurant 4-9, then Sunday at the restaurant 10-9.  I don't know when he and I are going to shop for clothes for Jean-Claude and Pai's wedding.  We don't even need new stuff, butttt it;s a good excuse.  :)  Sean's birthday is the 9th, the wedding is the 10th, Mother's Day is the 11th...  oi...

Okay, I really should study.