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I've had no sleep "schedule" at all. Meh. :/

Also, fun fact: I still say schedule with an American accent, when I say it.

People have linked to some crappy covers and I feel that the universe needs to be balanced out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQzG-3Vagrk

Emily Browning doing a cover of Sweet Dreams by Eurythmics.

Starbucks for coffee is like McDonald's for hamburgers. I can't say the prices are that bad here. A lot of coffee places are overpriced anyway, but you can usually get black coffee for a buck or two. I go to Starbucks because people get me gift cards so it's free. Well free to me at least. Free to me is good.

There is no Starbucks here.
It's one of those places I wanna visit once in my lifetime, because I'm a coffee freak.
I've been trying to cut down on the coffee though. I get huge headaches and am very tired without it.

I kinda wish I was unemployed! I'd need no sleeping schedule at all! Which would rock.
Because having sleeping schedules is just plain boring.

Edited, May 11th 2011 2:36pm by smunks

For my morning brew I usually either go to the local shop near my place or get can coffee at night when I buy beer. I also grab one at the coffee stand outside work on the way in.

I'll actually make coffee at home rarely as I'm lazy and don't like having to clean up after as all I have at home is a french press.

I just like it more than every other coffee chain I've been to. So, since beaneries are kinda rare around here, it's my default go-to for coffee.

Oh god, writing a 10-page essay on learning theories and motivation is le boring.

Mostly copy-pasta from other essays I've written over the years, but I have to edit it all to fit this specific case. Have to hand the paper over Friday and I just "wrote" seven pages in 30 minutes.

Man, life almost encourages me to be a slacker.

16 oz = what exactly using cl?
Also, caramel mocha frappuccino is not coffee, I want proper cappuccino or just plain coffee not some half syrup, half milk, half sugar and a drop of coffee mix.

Also, in the interest of all of mankind: Do you own a corset?

That's what we call a large here, I think. And I'm not sure the expensive starbucks crap even was that much.



Also, auch Diglett, that sucks

I know what you mean. There are some perks to having to retake a class, and it's being taught by the same professor. For our second essay this term, I can re-use the one I wrote last year as all the paper topics are the same. I do plan on doing some editing though, and taking it to the writing lab so I can get a really good grade on it. I'm going to need it to get a C or better in it this time around with me not turning the first paper in on time and getting a D on the midterm. >.>

Depression + being too poor to refill your antidepressants = really hard to feel motivated to do anything.

Yeah... the company DOES cover mental health, but only if you have one of the more expensive plans, which pretty much defeats the purpose. At least they covered the cost of my IUD a few years back. It was about $400. If you think about it though, $400/10 years of birth control is pretty damn cheap.

And I think pretty much any woman looks hot in a corset. They're just that awesome.

It's funny, because I believe in karma and luck, and a couple of days before I pulled my exam, I went and did some heroics with the guild. I kept winning everything - literally - and people were raging at me. I had a bad feeling (which I mentioned) that it would come back to haunt me, because I generally have very bad luck.

Until last Friday when I pulled my exam, I didn't understand why I'd had such good luck in the heroic. I pulled the exact same topic I'd already written an essay on. No, this is not a good thing, because it means I have to write about all the damn theories I've already written an essay on, but I have to edit it all so that it bears no resemblance to previous work.

Out of four topics, it was the only topic I didn't want to get.

So, now I'm going with the copy-pasta and praying. I seriously can't be ***** writing ten pages of Dunn's learning styles and Bruner's learning by discovery. It's not even my main course. Who needs psychology as a teacher? I'm not giving these kids a psych evaluation, I'm teaching them how the fabric of the universe is held together.

Dammit!

Edited, May 11th 2011 11:29pm by Mazra