"Take me back to the memory, to the dream"

God damn but do I want to re-watch The Silence of the Lambs right now for some reason.

The weather is finally getting nice. Even a bit nippy at night.

I like listening to Toshi whine about how sad and lonely his life is. It's just really loud, passionate, hard-rock whining with bad Engrish thrown amid a spattering of Japanese even I can understand. That means he uses the words "love" and "dream" and "chest" and "pain" and "time" and stuff like that a lot. Ironically he wasn't the one to eat a bullet. And by eat a bullet I mean hang himself on a doorknob, as a Japanese student so humorously tried to explain to me in broken English.

It is imperative that everybody knows this.

So I left all my bras back at home?

Along with underwear, it would appear.

At least I had spares here, but it does mean I have to take a trip I was not anticipating this evening. They're just my old, unpadded bras, so everybody and anybody gets to *know* when I am cold. And that is an uneasy feeling.

And on that note: physics test, 55%, what the hell. This is utterly unacceptable and can never happen again, no matter what the extenuating circumstances. It was a freaking easy test. At least the teacher drops the lowest exam grade at the end of the quarter, otherwise I'd be irredeemably raped at this point. I hope he curves, too. I still hovered just above the class average (so fucking what, I got a 99% on the last test, and the class average was in the D-range). I'm finding myself fearing for dear life for my GPA over here, because ASU does weighted grades (A- is a 3.7, etc), and I lived on the 90-93% cusp in high school--at least, after freshman year, which is when I started having a life. So much for the whole 'party school' thing. I do think I aced my JAVA exam today, though.

And for some reason my DARS report is not considering my current physics class as fulfilling my major requirement for physics, even though it is HARDER than the physics required for biochemistry. Fuck. That. I'm going to see my major advisor tomorrow.