lack of byte

its interesting to remember what you planned for the day after you've lived through something entirely different.

observe.

i planned to:
1. get my haircut
2. buy some much needed accessories for work and school
3. stop by the bookstore
4. stop by my college
5. make a doctor's appointment for some immunization shots

i actually:
1. woke up at 9:00
2. got out of bed at 11:00
3. ate something at 11:30
4. went online and was a bum
5. changed into decent clothes to get my haircut
6. went back online and was a bum some more (didn't get my haircut but stayed in the 'decent' clothes i had just changed into)
7. ate a nestle drumstick
8. checked over some college things online
9. ate dinner
10. went to target with parents
11. experimented on the piano

i didn't even set foot in my car like i had planned. usually i'm not this lazy, but ever since i started working, i tend to be extremely lazy on my days off. lazy to the point where its kind of disgusting.

well, tomorrow i work for another eight hours since i'm taking over my friends shift. bless her, that's eight hours of decent pay once again!

next monday, the 16th of august, i will be online at 4:00pm to enroll for the fall quarter of classes at my college. is that a guillotine i hear? *shudders* perhaps its my imagination telling me to get ready, because i really have no idea what i'm going to do!

"world ideology as explained by cows" of the day:

BUREAUCRACY: you have two cows. at first the government regulates what you can feed them and when you can milk them. then it pays you not to milk them. then it takes both, shoots one, milks the other and pours the milk down the drain. then it requires you to fill out forms accounting for the missing cows.

and that, my friends, is college in a nutshell.
i will post the entire list of world ideologies as explained by cows another day.

until then, salve and adieu.

goodnight!