zegim @ 2009-07-20T22: 25:00
The first day back at school just ended.
I wasn't so bad, actually. I wandered a little bit at my school trying to figure where the hell I'd be having my class, but wasn't for long. This will teach me to not arrive to any place too early.
The classmates and professor were ok. The classmates had the right amount of niceness without being obnoxious and seems like they are interested in what they are doing.
The professor was just ok. She tried to make us participate and has success. Still, she went on and on in whatever we were talking about and I ended up bored.
I mean, 5 hours of the same class are bound to be less than riveting, but damn. I didn't fall asleep just because it was the first day and I make no promise to stay that way.
Monday, July 20, 2009
Monday, July 13, 2009
Eye Floater Removal Removal Of Floater In Eyes?
zegim @ 2009-07-13T15: 17:00
So, my first day back at school ended without any real action.
There are not enough people in the course I want and that makes me wonder what will happen with me, since I have already paid for the course.
I just hope, for the love of everything that's holy, that I don't end up dumped on the Psychoanalisis course. The last thing I want is spend two years of my life studying a wack pseudo science that I loathe with all my soul.
Anyway, I at least I had the chance to say Hi to some of the profs. that I like.
So, my first day back at school ended without any real action.
There are not enough people in the course I want and that makes me wonder what will happen with me, since I have already paid for the course.
I just hope, for the love of everything that's holy, that I don't end up dumped on the Psychoanalisis course. The last thing I want is spend two years of my life studying a wack pseudo science that I loathe with all my soul.
Anyway, I at least I had the chance to say Hi to some of the profs. that I like.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Ive Got Green Boogers Is That Bad
zegim @ 2009-07-09T04: 54:00
Awesome. I can import a RSS or Atom feed into Facebook, so I can write in here and it will appear on there.
That way it seems like I'm in many places at once while, in fact, I just found a shortcut to look busy. If this doesn't prove that I'm prime material to work in a office space, I don't know what it will.
Anyway. I'm having a hard time trying to sleep, as usual. It's kind of a big deal since I'll be back in school this next Monday and I need to wake up early for that. And I know how charming I am when I don't get enough sleep.
With some luck I'll manage to sleep early on Sunday at least.
And, I just noticed how often I use the word "I" when I write.
Riveting, I know. I!
Awesome. I can import a RSS or Atom feed into Facebook, so I can write in here and it will appear on there.
That way it seems like I'm in many places at once while, in fact, I just found a shortcut to look busy. If this doesn't prove that I'm prime material to work in a office space, I don't know what it will.
Anyway. I'm having a hard time trying to sleep, as usual. It's kind of a big deal since I'll be back in school this next Monday and I need to wake up early for that. And I know how charming I am when I don't get enough sleep.
With some luck I'll manage to sleep early on Sunday at least.
And, I just noticed how often I use the word "I" when I write.
Riveting, I know. I!
Monday, July 6, 2009
Jock Itch Wash Clothes Hot Water
Elections July 5th! Honduras
¡The elections are over!
And I can deny I witness with glee that the PRD got stomped everywhere they were contending for governors.
See, I'd love to have a party to vote that appeased my liberal heart, but that's not the case in México. There are supposed left-wing parties, but all of them are just the same conservative stuff coated with a lot of whining and arguing. Not my cup of tea.
Furthermore, my state is a horrible state due to drug trafficking. That soared in the time the previous governor was in charge. A Governor coming from the PRD. I rather not vote for people affiliated with him and his party.
Plus, a lot of people nullified their vote intentionally. The total of nullified voted was greater than those earned by smaller parties, and in some places, even grater than the total of votes earned by big parties. There's a lot of people that don't like any of the options they have to vote for.
All in all, I liked this elections. Not because of the parties and candidates, but because of the voters. They showed a lot of interest and commitment, that's a good sign and I hope to see more of that in the future.
¡The elections are over!
And I can deny I witness with glee that the PRD got stomped everywhere they were contending for governors.
See, I'd love to have a party to vote that appeased my liberal heart, but that's not the case in México. There are supposed left-wing parties, but all of them are just the same conservative stuff coated with a lot of whining and arguing. Not my cup of tea.
Furthermore, my state is a horrible state due to drug trafficking. That soared in the time the previous governor was in charge. A Governor coming from the PRD. I rather not vote for people affiliated with him and his party.
Plus, a lot of people nullified their vote intentionally. The total of nullified voted was greater than those earned by smaller parties, and in some places, even grater than the total of votes earned by big parties. There's a lot of people that don't like any of the options they have to vote for.
All in all, I liked this elections. Not because of the parties and candidates, but because of the voters. They showed a lot of interest and commitment, that's a good sign and I hope to see more of that in the future.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Katesplayground - Las Vegas
So there's this thing in Honduras that will, most likely, end in an ugly way.
Micheletti, leader of the coup, has said that nobody will make him change his mind. He's the president, what was done was the right thing and whoever dares use the force against his rule will know his wrath. I'm not sure how much punch packs the army of one of the poorest countries in America, but that has been said.
Meanwhile, the rest of the world says that Micheletti is not the president of Honduras. Zelaya is the only president of that country, everyone has said so. Even both Chavez and Obama.
Now, this is interesting since Chavez is utterly convinced that the US is directly responsible of the coup in Honduras, while Obama and his administration have said that they ara against the coup and only recognize Zelaya as president.
There are two likely options.
a) The US is involved in an ultra secret conspiracy to take control of Honduras and whatever they say to the press are lies.
b) Chavez is batshit crazy and see every problem in America as the direct product of the US meddling.
Of course, it's very likely that Chavez is just being his batshit himself. Did I mention that Honduras is poor? Like, in extreme poor?
Something else of interest is this. For what it's seen on Twitter (yay, reliable source!), The people from Honduras is divided in the issue. Some want Zelaya back and some are happy he's gone.
As I said, this can only end in an ugly way.
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