Dusted off my textbooks today~~

The weather is soooo nice today! It's not hot; it's not cold. It's not even chilly - it's just... perfect! I had originally planned to go take a walk at the zoo but then... it closes at 5pm... which is about... now. Haha. I spent the whole morning and afternoon reading manga, downloading manga, reading a textbook (????) while waiting for my manga to download... which was actually kind of fun?? I didn't get too far with my textbook though; I need to brush up my kanji.

I've settled my schedule for this coming semester already. I basically have Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at Uni. I'm teaching on Fridays, but even so, my weekend stretches from Saturday to Monday! Life is good! (^_^) Of course, I did join the gym... and have officially started playing koto. As long as the weekend seems, I'm probably going to be so busy studying that my flatmate's going to see my brains splattered all over the place regularly. Even though her schedule this semester seems even tighter and even more unforgiving than mine! (I swear! At least I have time to breathe!)

When I was arranging my schedule last night, I checked the ones I had to registered for online at the Uni's pages, and I realised that I accidentally registered for Wednesday's 1st period and not the 2nd!!! I felt so stupid.... I mean, what was I thinking?! My record with 1st period classes is not good at all. Not only that, when I checked the teacher's name - it was the same professor who gave a lecture at the symposium with Paul Gilroy last summer! (Even more shocking!!!) This teacher is nice, but I'd really have to face it, I have no idea what he's thinking about at times. I can't get neither heads nor tails from his speeches. ...I have my work cut out for me.

On the plus side, I was dropped from Ogasawara sensei's lecture (because the computer chooses, and at random, lectures that come under general education), which is a good thing because I was accepted into Sakai sensei's lecture - which is the teacher for my Seminar! His seminar is on the same day, too. (Deja vu.... I think I took his lecture and seminar which were on the same day, too, last semester... what a laugh he'll be having.)

This Spring holiday was much shorter than last year's, considering all the stuff I had to do for my seminar till the end of February. March was cut short too because I'd accepted a lot of days to teach at that (tuition?)school I'm working in. I'm so glad classes start on the 10th. An extra one or two days really makes a difference.