Books Aren't Always Used For Burning

UCLA POWELL COLLEGE LIBRARY

For those who know me, I am sure you know how much I "get along" with books. But last night, I have had an epiphany while I was asked by my best friend Natasha to study for our Math midterm at the college library. I am usually a person who never spent more than an hour on studying, but since I have been open minded to try new things I thought I would give it a shot. I have been there a few times to study on my hour break between classes, but nothing too serious. For one, it is a beautiful looking building. (Yes, I tend to judge books by their cover) And I haven't had time ever to spend 3 hours in a library to study for one test. Since midterms have been going on, they have left it open 24 hours, which, I don't know if you knew, l didn't know libraries did that. The hours I spent on the hardwood desk, surrounded by towering book stacks, was very relieving. It felt like, if you ever, finished a project for class due 2 weeks later, and you did it because you wanted to feel good about yourself not procrastinating like you usually do, or that your fucking crazy finishing things early. Yeah it was like that. Even though it was mostly studying for a midterm that only consisted of 7 questions, it felt good accomplishing some study hours. I got a lot done, and felt well prepared this morning, walked out of class with that "yeah I did pretty good" feeling. It feels good when there is one less thing to worry about. Especially when you have 5 important areas that make you worry like an obsessive boyfriend or girlfriend. So, I plan to go again tonight to finish my short essay on the "Differences and similarities of ragtime and blues, and how they contribute to the development of jazz music." And hopefully I finish it because I took the initiative last week to start it early, because yes I am trying to avoid the deadly STD called, procrastination. Unfortunately, it takes me forever to write essays and papers. I can explain in a math equation (since that is my strong subject):

f(x) = x / 4
where x equals the number of hours
and f(c), c being a vault of x, equals the amount of pages I can finish.
For example, An inexperienced student (me) is writing a paper, he works at the rate f(x) = x / 4, if he works 4 hours on his paper how long will it be?
Solution: f(4) = 4/4 = 1
*oh and don't forget your units
1 FUCKING PAGE.

Yes, I really do take that long.

In other news, I would like to extend a congratulations to my really good friends Jerome and Pete, for becoming new members of the Disney family. The time has come where we will bug them for some free passes into Disneyland. And I have dibs, on the first, so feel free to push your luck against them. I am glad to see my buddy Jerome officially hired, and now Jamba Juice and all the other places he tried can wipe his ass, while he gets payed weekly for working at the fucking happiest place on earth. Kudos to them.

Also, to those who it may concern, be ready to mark your calenders for Novemberfest! And you probably have no clue what it is, but for those who know what happened at Dusty's and Ryan's. It sort of like that, but slightly bigger. It will be fun and it will be great because the selfish people like Momo, Jakarelly, and Yvonne, who left us for school, will be back in town. Jerome, Pete, and I are still figuring things out, but it is gonna happen some time in Thanksgiving break. Enjoy!

All day everyday, Edday day