Easter Week

Eating the giant chocolate bunny my grandparents gave me, just cause I'd hate to give you the impression I'm on a diet.

Though I have been eating less.  We went to Hawaii for spring break, where I ate so much food.  So much goooood fooood...honeydew and salads and omlettes and, don't tell anybody, fried tater tots for breakfast alone.  Now this week I'm back - contentedly - to no breakfast, and smaller lunches and dinners.  (I simply cannot eat breakfast; to me it serves as an appetizer for lunch, and that means a net effect of overeating.)  Which means I can eat Easter candy.

School started Monday.  I've vowed to never again take a workshop (i.e. the Dead Marshes), so this quarter my full schedule is Discrete Math I, Computer Ethics & Society, and Programming Practicum (Java III).  That sounds very grand and frightening, but it's going to be manageable.  Math homework is graded on effort/completion, and the ethics class is just a little writing.  Java III is gonna be a doozy, but I can handle one hard class.  Lectures are only twice a week, so Week 1 is already over, yay.

Besides that, I'm reading H. G. Wells, enjoying the rain, dabbling in various writing projects, and feeling miffed that Seattle Times online has switched to subscription-only.  So much is going on at the moment that I have nothing to blog about, or that's how it feels anyway.  What's new with you?