Hm. First day of school post. I do these every year. Alas, this time I have lots of ranting to do. If there is one thing I cannot stand it is stupid people.
Bellevue
Community College courses. They look interesting! This semester we're taking Lifespan Psych and Intercultural Communications for college credit from full professors, which is pretty awesome. I am stoked! We have these classes with
all of senior PRISM, which. Ridiculous. A little.
I'm kind of angry about my AP Stats class.
#1) It is in the Horticulture building.
( CUT FOR PASSIONATE NERDY RAGE )#4) It is in the fucking
Horticulture building.
AAAARGH! Done with that rant. At least I am sitting next to Nicky, which is hilarious because he totally looks like Captain America. HE DOES HE DOES HE DOES I SWEAR TO GOD.
After AP Stats I have AP Environmental Science. Actually, funny story about these classes. I have taken all the AP sciences the school has to offer, and Mr. McCabe won't let me go on past second-year calculus because I am a horrific student. So I am stuck with these, through no fault of my own. Anyway, Environmental Science!
Michael and Andrew are in this class, which was exciting! Our teacher's sort of got a stick up her ass, though. She read us The Lorax and I kept making dubious asides, i.e. "unloaded my cart"—DID YOU REALLY? "for the trees have no tongue"—WHAT A SHAME. AND THE TEACHER HAD THE NERVE TO GLARE AT US FOR LOLLING. She asked us why we wanted to take the class and Andrew cited "being inspired by Captain Planet as a child". Also she tried to disabuse us of the notion that it was "the easy science class", which didn't work in the
slightest. We're learning about deforestation. And frogs.
Fifth period is a free period, because they couldn't fit a language into my schedule, but that means I have to take Chinese 3 online through Bellevue College this spring. Annoying. Michael and Andrew and I wandered off to Crossroads for the hour and a half of it plus lunch. I tried to drag Michael to District 9 because
he hasn't seen it yet but he was having none of it. Goddammit.
The internships we're taking are basically a joke. The lady who set them up is arrogant and completely incompetent. >:/ We were told from Freshman year that they'd be professional and "relevant to our interests" and, um. There's one for copying someone's papers. Seattle is a technological hub—Microsoft, Amazon, an offshoot of Google, and tons of start-up companies are located here—and loads of us are interested in math/science/technology, but they didn't manage a
single internship in the whole field. What. So, um. Eh. For the first couple weeks we're just applying to them, which means wheee resumes, and no seventh period.
Anyway, regardless of all my bitching, I really want to reiterate how much I love my classmates. The thirty-odd of us that're left have been through LOADS of stuff together. They get and appreciate my sarcastic asides and witty bullshit and we all know each other horrifically well and... I don't know. It's wonderful. I'm not sure how to describe it other than a family.
Ooh, oh my god! Something else. The Sierra Club called us today looking for volunteers to man their booth at Bumbershoot. I get free tickets for the day! And get to spread the EVIL LIBERAL ENVIRONMENTAL AGENDA! Eee! This means I'm going to go for an extra day and maybe see the Yeah Yeah Yeahs or something. :3 Whee.
Also! There is a massive things-what-I-did-over-the-summer post in the works. There's so much to say that it's taking ageeees. I really want to tell you guys about Comic-Con and Vancouver, though. Hopefully it won't be boring. :3
OH, AN ASIDE: FUCK, I AM LOVIN' DARK WOLVERINE RIGHT NOW.