can't sleep.

so i decided, hey, i'll post.

not much interesting going on in my life these days...i'm guessing such is the life of a grad student. classes are going well, although i find myself zoning out alot during the lectures, and when i'm not staring at the wall, i'm doing the crossword. so i think i should start paying attention now that midterms are coming up.

my weekend was pretty cool. the guys from the floor above, who have pretty much been the only people who we ever hang out with in this building, threw an "early 90's" themed dance party on friday night. it was AWESOME. first of all people from the building came...people that i'd never seen before...that i guess usually just lock themselves into their rooms or something, and people from the guy's classes came, and then people on the street started coming in because this dance party was so awesome! so yea, that was definitely the highlight of my weekend. oh yea, and cal won their football game, again. woo. a football team that wins! i don't even know how to react.

on a completley different note, there are a couple types of people that i hate. now, i don't dislike many people, but these people annoy the shit out of me, and i encountered them this weekend, so i just need to describe them so i can get it out of my system.

1. the kind of people who, when you're looking/reading/browsing something..say browsing through a photo album, and you make a comment about a photo, and they say, "OOOH, let me see!" okay fine, you let them see, even though you're not done looking. BUT THEN, they KEEP the album and look at the rest of it themselves. um, hello, i wasn't done with that! those people are just so inconsiderate. wait your damn turn!

2. really loud spanish people. i've noticed over the years that spanish people talk pretty loud. i remember sitting on a bus in dublin, next to some spanish foreign exchange kids, and they were sitting shoulder to shoulder, but if you were to hear them talking to each other, you would have thought they were at opposite ends of the bus they were talking so loud. and this was their normal conversation level. GOOD LORD. tone it down! we don't want to go deaf! there are these spanish kids in my class, and when we're all in the quiet computer lab doing our homework, they come in blah blah blahing super loud in spanish...ugh, it just gets to me. maybe if i could understand spanish, i wouldn't be so unnerved by it. but i took french, so there ya go.

anyway, i think i've typed myself into a sleepy state. goodnight.