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sorcyressI had to find it out the Hard Way, or: How am I supposed to get a 4.0 if no one tells me anything important?
Advice #1: The day, or the hour, or a few minutes before your classes, go and find all the classrooms so you know where they are, and whether or not their in the right building. This way, you won't have to arrive at your class juuust on time, only to then run halfway across the campus to get to where it was moved.*
Advice #2: Look around in your library. No, I mean REALLY look around. Find out if there's more to it, hidden up a flight of stairs. Like a giant youth fiction section with a pop-up book of Alice in Wonderland in it.
Advice #3: Steal food from the meal hall. No, not *actual* stealing. But grab that extra apple that you know you're just not going to be hungry enough to eat. It means that when you miss meals, you'll have something at home to make up for it.
Plus, if you steal a banana, you can get people to ask if that really IS a banana in your pocket...
Advice #3a: Throw away the fruit that's been sitting on your desk a month and has gone bad. Please.
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Soyeah. I am apparently writing a book to keep me sane. Not the first time that's happened.
*(((The real pain in the ass about this particular situation was that the English class that I thought was in University Hall was actually RIGHT ACROSS THE HALL from my Statistics class. Which are both three flights of stairs down from my dorm room. )))
INOTHERNEWS!
Katters, how much of your real name am I allowed to use in ST&J? Because the bit I'm writing very much has me being all semi-scoldy and whatthehell, and it works better if I'd use your name.
That's all for now. Off to lunch. (See rule three. *grins*)
~Sor
MOOP!
Advice #1: The day, or the hour, or a few minutes before your classes, go and find all the classrooms so you know where they are, and whether or not their in the right building. This way, you won't have to arrive at your class juuust on time, only to then run halfway across the campus to get to where it was moved.*
Advice #2: Look around in your library. No, I mean REALLY look around. Find out if there's more to it, hidden up a flight of stairs. Like a giant youth fiction section with a pop-up book of Alice in Wonderland in it.
Advice #3: Steal food from the meal hall. No, not *actual* stealing. But grab that extra apple that you know you're just not going to be hungry enough to eat. It means that when you miss meals, you'll have something at home to make up for it.
Plus, if you steal a banana, you can get people to ask if that really IS a banana in your pocket...
Advice #3a: Throw away the fruit that's been sitting on your desk a month and has gone bad. Please.
*************
Soyeah. I am apparently writing a book to keep me sane. Not the first time that's happened.
*(((The real pain in the ass about this particular situation was that the English class that I thought was in University Hall was actually RIGHT ACROSS THE HALL from my Statistics class. Which are both three flights of stairs down from my dorm room. )))
INOTHERNEWS!
Katters, how much of your real name am I allowed to use in ST&J? Because the bit I'm writing very much has me being all semi-scoldy and whatthehell, and it works better if I'd use your name.
That's all for now. Off to lunch. (See rule three. *grins*)
~Sor
MOOP!
