You know what's hard?

Schedules. Schedules are hard. (Life iz haaard!) (Not but srsly.) Anyway, so when I'm not whining on the internet, I do things sometimes, and for the past two weeks, I've had my classes at St. Kate's and Hamline.

Things That I Have Learned So Far:

1. You can't really have a discussion-based class if no one talks. Case in point, in Gender Politics last week: "So, if you were looking for feminist news, where would you go?" Silence. "...Okay, what if you were just looking for regular news? Anyone? News?" Awkward, especially since Sarah Palin totes did that response better. (PS: Palin 2012?? On what? The Teaparty ticket? We're all mad here-- campaign slogan? Just wondering.)
2. Math class minus math=easy! Direct quote from my extremely sweet professor: "Soo, you won't be using a whole lot of that fancy math stuff in this class. It's more... if you're good with language and problem solving, that'll help." Oh, like literacy and common sense? Oh yes, I have those. In SPADES.
3. I'm trying to think of something sassy for my Communication Ethics class, but that's actually just been a really good class so far. Although I did go on the wrong day of the week for the first class session, and then missed my transfer and ended up 15 minutes late the next week. So that was fun.

What have you learned in the pat two weeks? Also, if you live in the Twin Cities area and are in 7th-12th grade, come to the Interfaith Youth Day of Service on President's Day! Register here. I'll be there, you can stalk my whole life.