current mp3: love hina opening theme song

Hmm. Did you ever miss a perfect opportunity to ask something and not realize until the next day? So, hypothetical situation: About a week ago you started wondering about something about your friend, say, what her middle name is. So you talk to her today and she brings up the topic of names, or something. And, if you had remembered, you could have asked what her middle name was. But, of course, you completely forget and instead comment on something else pertaining to names. And it isn't until a couple hours later when you're thinking back on your day that you remember that you had wanted to ask what her middle name was, and had the perfect opportunity to ask without looking dumb, and you missed it. Eh, it's really not important, but the thing that seems the most insane is the fact that the missed opportunity is going to bug me more than the original question...

Well, today was decent. Since I still haven't finished AFTA or ASND (although I did read the cliff-notes summary to ASND last weekend) and we were supposed to have finished them by today, I didn't do too well on the tests... Kym looked at my answers for the AFTA one and I think I got every one wrong. Probably did better on the ASND one, though, partially because of the cliff-notes and partially because I looked at Nathan's paper... Eh heh heh. I admit I'm evil, but not in one of those terrorist or serial-killer kind of ways, just in a normal way. Everyone needs a healthy dose of evilness in their system. In science Fox showed us electrical current stuff. Now, instead of positive, negative, and neutral, I'm going to call them clear, opaque, and shiny. Um, not really. In history, lecture. Wow. In tok we worked on an essay, kinda sorta. That is to say, Doze told us to write an essay and most of the class just looked at the article we were writing about, and poked it half-heartedly, and poked each other half-heartedly to see if anyone had the answers. Math, we went over our tests (I got a B-, not bad) and took notes on polar coords, which I pretty much completely missed. Hope my knowledge from preceding years is sufficient... In comp sci, joy of joys, the teacher tells us that we're turning our dossiers tomorrow, no extensions. Aargh. *writhe in agony* And she says, "Oh, don't worry, you don't need to have your program code completely done. I just need you to program everything you've learned this year, is all." So, what do I do when my database is going to be entirely composed of objects, and we've only been taught arrays? Use enums, which she didn't teach us either? Convert all the values to the same thing and use arrays? Skip it and hope she doesn't stab me to death for my impertinence? I'm thinking of going for the last one since it involves the least amount of work. Finally, spanish, which was actually ok today since the teacher was gone and the sub we always get is really nice. And, we didn't turn in any homework! Woohoo!