wow i've done no work!
Ever notice how your right arm (or mouse arm... if you're left handed... or... left arm... ) gets cold when it's after 12 am and you're mucking around on the net doing absolutely nothing of value?? But not your left arm (or non-mouse arm)... it is quite strange. At any rate it is a sign that I have done no work. Reminds me of highschool.I'm just sitting here with my MSE problem set and thinking how Shoenflies notation is so nice and friendly, while International notation is just so damned ugly. I suppose I should cosy up w/ the ugly notation but I just don't feel like it. Also, I like symmetry with molecules, but once lattices are thrown in, my brain tends to explode, on account of me having the shittiest spatial skills ever... 3-D, why are you so painful! Good thing I found a couple of websites for those questions.
My favourite part of this problem set is the handout entitled "Teaching Yourself Phase Diagrams". I'm glad to see that my prof is finally admitting that what he does in class really serves no purpose these days. I really like the subject but after the midterm, all of the lectures have been really poorly prepared. And I'm still waiting to hear from him about the lab job I applied to for this summer... so far he's a week overdue, and that's after I e-mailed him asking him when exactly we'd be informed. Hum hum hum.
It's the ridiculous hour when I can't decide whether to keep working or go to sleep. Even though I'm not sleepy. Then again I'm not in a worky mood either. I think my wasting time skills are top notch.
Oh wells I think i will research grain boundary engineering instead.
Even though I like materials, I think I want to do Nanochemistry instead, come 4th year. Of course, that decision is based solely on one inorganic chem course, but I'm sure I will have a happy time. Happy happy. Or as close as it gets in EngSci anyways... Fourth year better be as good as the first three years were bad. Shafted, is all I can say.
posted by starfire @ 1:48 AM
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