The quiz in macroeconomics was dead easy and only five questions. I’m very happy about that. My geology class was pretty much horrible because the walk to and from the hall was freezing and the kids in the class were all a bunch of loud-mouthed kids who obviously weren’t there to learn.

On a good note, I’ve finished up part 3 of my C# assignment. Yay! I’m also supremely close to leveling up to level 25 in Perfect World. Hoorah!

I’ve got a quiz tomorrow in my Macroeconomics class. I’m not too excited, but I don’t think it will be that hard. The professor just said to review our notes and we’d be fine. (But don’t they always say that? heh.) I’ve also got an online quiz to do for my geology class, which turned out to be quite the fiasco. You see, I have to walk twenty minutes away - all the way across campus - just to get to class (and, since, you know, it’s 6 degrees Fahrenheit out, it was no big deal [/sarcasm]) for a class that runs from 7:05PM - 9:55PM and is filled with a bunch of stereotypical college students. Half of them had laptops and were mindlessly surfing Facebook instead of paying attention to the lecture, and the other half were jabbering in the back of the lecture hall. It just wasn’t very pleasant. At least I only have that class once a week…

Tomorrow my classes start up again. I have 9:30 Archaeology and 1:05 Macroeconomics. I also have to go to work at 2:30. Argh. To be back at school again…

In other news, Craig has let me borrow his copy of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. It’s pretty fun so far, but I’m not very far in at all. I’m still at the beginning village and I haven’t had much time to spend on it yet. I’m really looking forward to playing through it, though. I loved Ocarina of Time, and to a lesser extent Majora’s Mask, so this is very exciting. I also got to play Windwaker on David’s GameCube and that wasn’t bad. Anyways, it’s just going to be interesting to see how they tied in the Wii’s capabilities with the game. Should be fun!