The Instantaneous, CTFxC, Head and the Heart Blog

I'm multi-tasking.

I'm blogging, listening to music, doing (or I guess I should say re-doing) calculus homework, and catching up on YouTube videos. Yep, school has definitely started. Looks like I'll be doing this for the next eight-and-a-half months.

First Monday of the year. Pretty full day, as will be the days to follow. I've got about five different things going on in English right now, including annotating/dissecting our latest novel/novella Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. Hardest book I've probably read thus far. The language, thankfully, it not too terribly difficult, it's just the fact that this book is incredibly dense. Like pumpernickel bread dense. And it's only 72 pages...The way my teacher put our assignments, apparently I'll have read this book about three times by the time we actually finish it. God help me.

I told my mom we were reading it. She's a book connoisseur/former English teacher. She even said she hated this book. And that she didn't read it until she was a junior in college. A junior. In college. Oy vey...

So I've got all of that on my plate....plus the twenty-ish problems that I have for calc that I haven't remotely started. And about that earlier comment...I did do my homework from last time...I just forgot several parts to it that pretty much required me to do it all over again. Along with my homework that I got today. It's days like these that I'm thankful that we have a rotating schedule.

And then I had Humanities. In which we had a whole half hour before the end of the day to finish our homework. Which I did.

As much as I may complain about homework on this blog, I really prefer to be busy than just sitting on my hands every day when I get home from school. It makes me feel like I'm accomplishing something.

Four hours later, and I'm deciding to call it a night.

Listening to: Mumford and Sons, Simon and Garfunkel, The Eagles, soundtracks from the Harry Potter movies, The Head and the Heart

Watching: CTFxC (Charles Trippy, Internet Killed Television), YourAverageAdam, italktosnakes (Kristina Horner)