got to admit it's getting better

So I had a good time at Book Club. I'ma have to make Dr. Pepper cake ASP.

Bah, I need to learn dance moves. It's fun though.

I hung out with Greg on Saturday. The highlight of the evening was playing Halo. I finally figured out how to get past the point I was stuck at. Turns out you have to flip some switch so you don't just fall off the edge. No wonder that gap was so big.

I wanna play Halo now.

Meh. I'm so bored these days.

This laptop is awesome. I'm going to have much fun at Boulder. Speaking of which, I think I've decided on my class schedule. The school of engineering wants you to take, like, fifty billion classes (ok, 5) and it's too much. I wanted to take both Spanish and Japanese but it'd be way too much. And I'm gonna skip the science until next summer or something. I should get a bunch of credits from IB and AP anyway. It's just for the four year guarantee, which I don't care about anyway. So, yeah, but as it is I should have, like, four classes (one of them only meets once a week), which is pretty neat. I'm liking it. It's 14 credit hours, too, which I think is pretty respectable; the average is supposed to be 16 to graduate in 4 years, and if I'm going to take classes over the summer than that's that. I'd like to take it easy for once.

So here are my desired classes:

CSCI 1300 - Comp Sci I: Programming
CSCI 2830 - Sp Tps-Intro Comp Sci
APPM 2350 - Calculus 3 for Engineers
JPNS 1010 - Beginning Japanese I

Should be fun. The Calc 3 should be an easy A (at least, I hope so), the Japanese shall be fun and profitable, the programming course will probably be C++ and therefore easy, and the special topics thing will be, if nothing else, not very time consuming either.

Bah. That's all, I guess.