pretty much a steal

i'm so over it. i'm so done.

so anyways, haha... i can't believe tomorrow is march 1st. it seems so unreal. i get to go home in 21 days. three weeks exactly. it was kind of a miracle actually. i found a flight home that cost 29 dollars! it leaves at 7am, but hey, 3o bucks is practically nothing. it would have been 75 if i were to fly home on thursday night, so i'm saving about 45 bucks, which is pretty sweet. it's kinda crazy because driving home would easily cost more than that with the high gas prices nowadays.

i just bought an amazing album on itunes that i've been completely obsessed with: there came a lion by Ivoryline. it is so wonderful in every way. i've been listening to it non-stop since i bought it a few days ago. plus, it was only 7.99, which was pretty much a steal.

well, classes haven't improved any. my old testament class started out okay this semester, but now i never have any idea what the professor is talking about. he uses all these terms that he has apparently discussed in class, but i have no idea what they mean. it's just hard to sit in class listening to someone and be just slightly confused throughout the entire lecture. then of course, there's math, which is pretty much a joke. it's so easy, that i finished the first test in 25 minutes when it was written to take at least 40 minutes. and people in it are so dumb that they don't even know how to plug numbers into formulas. i guess it's just really frustrating after taking calculus last year to have to move to the very easiest math class because it's required for my major. blah. it's dumb. i'm still liking sociology, one of my only good classes. philosophy of religion is super, super interesting, but it's a 300 level class, and i can definitely tell. the reading is really difficult and the subject matter is really heavy, and sometimes really hard to understand. it doesn't help that i don't have a philosophical mind AT ALL. seriously, people will say things in class and i'm just baffled...i think to myself "wow, i never would have thought of it that way...ever." or "i have no idea how you figured that out." it's just kind of mind boggling. it really makes me think, but it's also extremely challenging.

i went out to lunch with rebecca and lauren today at red robin, and then me and lauren went to see Penelope. it was soo cute. it was really fairytale-ie, but i really liked it a lot, and it definitely had a good message.