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I have a Cloud! I also have most of my draft-essay on why Hamlet/Horatio is my OTP really important to the play done, and it's not due until Friday. So I'm way on top of things. And also wrote like ten paragraphs of RP posts today. Which is a good thing.
I also forgot to mention my grand adventures at the MIT info session on Sunday. Mostly they involved playing DDR. I think everybody else who came is stupid, because they passe up a fifty-cent DDR Extreme machine. The game room was totally empty. Which means I played two of the best games of DDR I've done in a while, which was totally awesome. The info session itself wasn't much to speak about - not hideously boring, but not all new and exciting anyway. It basically confirmed everything I already knew, although I discovered I may have a better shot at MIT than I thought. And the parents of kids applying are apparently not as bright as their kids, because the same question, more or less, got asked over and over and over, with slight variations. Made me want to kiiiiill.
...And I'll stop now, because apparently my brain is on something at the moment.
EDIT: Jo quote of the night, while I remember to share it - "I was under the impression that helicopters came later in the real world for a reason - because planes work under the same principles as birds, and helicopters work under the principle of crack."
I also forgot to mention my grand adventures at the MIT info session on Sunday. Mostly they involved playing DDR. I think everybody else who came is stupid, because they passe up a fifty-cent DDR Extreme machine. The game room was totally empty. Which means I played two of the best games of DDR I've done in a while, which was totally awesome. The info session itself wasn't much to speak about - not hideously boring, but not all new and exciting anyway. It basically confirmed everything I already knew, although I discovered I may have a better shot at MIT than I thought. And the parents of kids applying are apparently not as bright as their kids, because the same question, more or less, got asked over and over and over, with slight variations. Made me want to kiiiiill.
...And I'll stop now, because apparently my brain is on something at the moment.
EDIT: Jo quote of the night, while I remember to share it - "I was under the impression that helicopters came later in the real world for a reason - because planes work under the same principles as birds, and helicopters work under the principle of crack."