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Sep. 1st, 2004 02:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
xp_cypher*sigh* Waking up at ohmygodo'clock to drive out to a college campus and take classes bites the big one.
For those of you who haven't been following along, I Am Not A Morning Person. This means that when my girlfriend or anyone else comes in to try and wake me up before a decent hour (a decent hour is defined here as after 8 at the very least), I am _cranky_. And I am not very nice when I'm cranky.
That being said, the college classes themselves are pretty cool. I'm having fun with a high-level CS course. They weren't going to let me take it, but I got that all settled out. Plus, I'm taking a really interesting course on comparative languages and the roots of human language. The prof is a little fruity, but it's been fascinating so far.
Between that and my current giggling fit, today's been a pretty good day. Minus the early morning, natch.
For those of you who haven't been following along, I Am Not A Morning Person. This means that when my girlfriend or anyone else comes in to try and wake me up before a decent hour (a decent hour is defined here as after 8 at the very least), I am _cranky_. And I am not very nice when I'm cranky.
That being said, the college classes themselves are pretty cool. I'm having fun with a high-level CS course. They weren't going to let me take it, but I got that all settled out. Plus, I'm taking a really interesting course on comparative languages and the roots of human language. The prof is a little fruity, but it's been fascinating so far.
Between that and my current giggling fit, today's been a pretty good day. Minus the early morning, natch.
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Date: 2004-09-03 01:20 am (UTC)Besides which, Doug, this is why one takes correspondance courses, to avoid the commute. Well, that and because I`m not even graduated yet, but still. I don`t know that it`d work for linguistics, but CS was practically designed to be able to be done without ever attending a class.