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  The Storm has come

Whoa! So classes officially start on Monday. Crazy, huh? I'd say its regoddamndiculous. Summer flew by like it was nothing, but there are also so many amazing memories that it almost seems like it couldn't have been longer. And if you thought I was busy then, get a load of this. I'll be taking Organic Chemistry and the five hour lab, Physics with calculus and the three hour lab, Psych-statistics, and (the most exciting) Abnormal Psychology. I will continue working in the Cordes lab somewhere between 10 and 15 hours a week. I'll also be a new Biochemistry Ambasador working to help involve highschool and fellow undergrad students in the Biochem department. On top of that set schedule, I'm hoping to start voluteering at Oasis on campus, get involved in Alpha-epsilon-delta, begin Tiger-crane style Kung Fu with Dave, and organize my intended study-abroad in either/all England, Australia, and Japan. A bit lofty you say? Kind of spreading myself too thin? I think NOT! Well, leave it to good old dad's genetics to kick me into ultra-high efficiency mode. If he can do it, then so can I. I mean, I'm young right? Might as well do it now. I'll sleep when I'm dead, as they say. Who's "they" anyway? Is there some kind of think-tank that makes up the proverbial "they" that thinks of every commonly thought of excuse? I'd say it's made up of all of the super genius kids who, for example, find ways to make radioactive material in his shed at age 12 and are never punished, but are rather snatched up by the government for the utilization of their super intelligence. I don't think that being in a think-tank would be much fun. I'd much rather research Posttramatic Stress Disorder or Dissociative Identity Disorder. But that's just me. I'm sure that there are plenty of incredibly intelligent, oh-so-amusing fantastic people that would spend years in such a place, happy as a clam. Alrighty then, I really don't think that I'm making much sense at all at this point so I will move on to actual reality and discontinue the spiralling delerium of my own twisted reality.

I pick up Jessie (returning from Hawaii) and Lauren (returning from Bramuda) from the airport tomarrow evening. I plan on having lunch with Jainy Savla (for real this time) and then hanging out with my mama for a bit. Hopefully I will get to see Carlee for the first time in weeks and weeks. After I drop off Jessie, Lauren and I will head out on a manic journey to Mesa to pick up all her things and then drive the 2 hours to our apartment in Tucson to move Lauren in and then start our classes the next day. Ahhh what a crunch. Don't you just love it when people leave things till the last day. I certainly do, but then they usually end up alright that way for me. It worries me a bit more when others do it. Such as North Pointe Apartments. They didn't hardly do a thing to prep the apartment for my three new roomies: Lauren, Tiffany and Amanda. But don't worry, I'll make sure that they take care of everything...oh, boy will I make sure. Wow, I'm being awefully agressive. In a good way, I hope. But as for now it is after midnight and I'll be needing a bit of sleep. I've been feeling a bit detached lately. Goodnight and take care, all! Aloha.

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