Another day, another set of classes. In my case, finding classes that won't overwhelm me my first Spring quarter. So far, I am only waiting for one more class that I'll be attending tomorrow from 11-12:20p.m. then I should be cool. I'm debating on whether or not I should drop my other urban studies/planning class from 5-7:30p.m; it really just all depends on how my schedule looks by the end of this week.

I officially dropped that 8a.m. class yesterday, but I'm still getting used to the constant motion that is my current situation. School aside, I'm also trying to finalize a work schedule that is beneficial and economical for me. I need to work enough to justify the drive to work, but to also make enough so that I have some dough moving into my savings account.

You can do it Marc, just put your back into it.

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So right now I'm in Geisel library at UCSD, and I have a class at 11. I went to a class this morning at 8, and as interesting as the material being covered is, I am finding it increasingly difficult to function that early in the morning, especially as a commuter student to campus. That, and I would be enrolled in 19 units after I add the class I attended yesterday at 11.

School thus far has been amazing; Yesterday was the first time I actually sat in a lecture hall with over a hundred students and I did feel a bit intimidated at first, but that wore off when I realized that this was no longer Southwestern.

I'm currently in the process of reading a book called Neon Metropolis, and so far, so good. Now I'm going to head over to Price Center and get myself a healthmex chicken burrito before I pass out from hunger.

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