Back to School

Quake Break is over!
The aftershocks are slowly settling, my bag is no longer full of travel needs, but notebooks, schedules have been revised, and it is time to go back to class.

For those who need to know these things: My exam schedule has been shifted. Some how I now have to take two exams at once, and one exam while I was supposed to be on the plane to Australia. Hmm, somehow I don't think that's going to work out very well. Never fear, I think(hope) I've got things sorted out.

As far as normal course work goes, they have cut a week off of our semester and shortened our study break week. This means our workload has been shortened quite a bit(yay!!) but that also means that what work we do have is worth even more(boo!). Each class has now begun with the same "What to do in the event of an Aftershock" speech, and an over view of what material the prof's cut out- which I have noticed some people use as extra nap time.

If my posts become less consistent, it's because I'm either (a) desperately trying to get work done (b) comatose from work-overload (c) stress-baking in attempt to procrastinate. In the likely event of C(and if you're in NZ) please come over and help your self to any baked goods.