...what's so amazing about really deep thoughts...

Woot!

I'm graduating today! (Give or take 12 hours or so :p)

I am still very, very excited. :D

I just read an essay about slash. For my sociology class. From my sociology book. And it was rated R for, like, graphic descriptions of m/m lovin'. For. Class.

It was really weird to read, because even though I am a slasher, it's just one of those things you don't expect to find popping up in "real life", not to mention a 300 level sociology class.

I tried out a shampoo bar yesterday and I don't think that it worked particularly well. Granted, it was Baby Bee and very mild (my mom had bunch of Bert's Bees sampler packs and I raided them), but I think I prefer my shampoo as a liquid rather than in solid form.

I went to Bath & Body Works today for the first time in a few years, and I forgot how much I used to love them. So much smelly goodness. :) I guess I had perfect timing too, because I was looking for their aromatherapy headache relief, and the lady that worked there told me it had been discontinued and just recently brought back. I forgot how much I love their headache relief because it works so, so much better than any other blend I've tried. It even works better for me on sinus headaches than tylenol sometimes, which I've been getting a lot recently.

I was also sniffing the rest of their testers for their rollon aromatherapy (there were like five blends) and I realized that their calming sleep blend smells almost exactly the same as the perfume I've been wearing lately. And since this stuff really works, that could account for why I've been so darn tired this week. Well, that or the Ulysses I've had to read for class... but that's exhausting in a this-dude-is-crazy-wtf-is-going-on-in-this-novel sort of way, and the tiredness from that mostly goes away shortly after I stop reading it and my brain stops trying to process that crazy that is James Joyce.

Have I mentioned that I hate Joyce? And wouldn't you know it, I've read just about every single one of his works now for one class or another. Thankfully all that's left is Finnagin's Wake, which I believe is even more crazily written than Ulysses, and I graduate in three months, so there will be no more required reading ever! until graduate school.... (though that, at least, will not be for some time).

There's a new episode of Psych today, and the new season of Torchwood starts tomorrow! *is a happy girl* :D

I have so much to do! Last week I was sick and all I really did was go through boxes and boxes of tissues and sleep, so now I am super behind in all of my classes. I have to read, like, another 200 pages in Ulysses before Thursday to get caught up, and I think that's probably not going to happen. Ulysses is hard, slow (insane) reading. I also have no idea what's going on in French, but that's mostly how I feel every class period, so I guess that isn't exactly special. Yeah, this semester is kinda starting out sucky, but it's my VERY LAST ONE!

Also, I cannot decide if I like my sociology class or not. The reading assignments in the book suck, the additional readings are full of grammatical & typographical errors that, as an English major and grammar-nut, really, really annoy me (like, please learn the difference between there, their and they, among other things)... but then again, my professor is a technophobe who admitted that he uses a twelve-year-old in his office to do all his computer work, so that explains that... I think he could at least proof-read it though. On the other hand, we only have one class period a week and the other is online, and we've been assigned to go see Juno instead of coming to class on Valentine's Day, which I wanted to see anyway, and I always like cancled classes. So... whatever... it's my VERY LAST SEMESTER, that's what I'm trying to concentrate on. >