Procrastination!

I have a midterm in my 'Women in US History' class tomorrow and I must say, this is the only class I am taking this semester that bores me severely. I should be studying right now, fitting all the information I should have gotten out of lecture into my brain, but no- blogging is top priority for some reason. I hate it when I feel that going to class is a total waste. This professor's lectures are horrible and redundant... and she has a really long mullet. Not to say that people with mullets are bad, but I cannot listen seriously when there's "business in the front and a party in the back." I can't even take notes; all I have written legibly in the past two weeks is: "this is so boooooring, trying not to sleep" [after some indecipherable scribbles] "feeel aslelp." This will be an interesting midterm.


On a separate note, there is an event coming up that is now less than one month away. I am tortured because I can only discuss it with my housemate, who doesn't quite grasp how insanely excited I am. Sadly, I am not even going to discuss the actual event here, because of a couple things that hang in the balance.

I know I still haven't shared the location of this site with anyone yet, but I can't help but be paranoid. I'll share it on April 4th.

On another totally separate note, I have noticed on another blog of someone I know that she is going through a bit of a struggle right now. I feel like a twit for not even e-mailing her in these past months, but I still care about her and don't want her to have suffering in her life. I am praying for her right now, and I hope that somehow this quote comes her way some time soon:

"Every test that you have experienced is the kind that normally comes to people. But God keeps his promise, and he will not allow you to be tested beyond your power to remain firm; at the time you are put to the test, he will give you the strength to endure it, and so provide you a way out." - 1 Corinthians 10:13

Maybe I should e-mail her some time soon. I hope I can remember to when I don't have a test looming over my head.

Peace for now.