And Now the Work Starts

I've just come off of a four-hour reading period, so I don't know how long I can last blogging. Let's find out.

I had my three other new classes today - Archaeology, Japanese Media, and Sport Management. I enjoyed all three of them, but two of them re-introduced me to a phenomenon that I had not known for many moons: Homework. Two chapters out of two different archaeology books, and four separate articles for Japanese Media - two of which were only available on reserve at the library.

The library, by the way, is absolutely amazing here. Trust me, if Heaven is a library, it looks like the Fondren Library at Rice U. Wow. Books on everything, everywhere. The place was very quiet and had hundreds of great places to read and study. As I type this, it is now 11:32, and I only finished my homework reading about half an hour ago, after going since about five this evening. Granted, I did take about an hour off to get food and assemble my bicycle, but my point is still valid - this is a lot of work. Will it be worth it? Of course!

Will it still be long, hard, arduous, and at times tedious?






Duh.