footstep

I lost an orange today. I had one in my bookbag, then I went to chem lab, the library, and a summer program meeting, and by that time the orange was gone. I just can't help wondering what the person who finds it will think. I'm pretty sure I lost it indoors somewhere, when I had my bag sitting on the floor, so it'll just be a little slice of random for someone. I like that. And also, free orange for them.

More weirdness: I had a calc quiz yesterday, and the answer to every question was 7. It really messed with my mind. If the answers had been 42, that would have been a perfect moment in the life of me.

Two of my lab partners have dropped chem, so it's just me and this other dude. We have to decide whether to stay a two person group or split up and go to other groups. I'm trying to convince him to stick with me, b/c the main reason group lab reports generally get rewrites is because it's hard to get 4 people to think the same way when there's no leader. And, let's face it, few people care as much about doing well in chemistry as I do. If it's just me and the other guy we can do what we did today all the time, which was:

Me: "I have to leave early today, so you're gonna have to get the rest of the results."
Dude: "Uh..."
Me: "So, is it ok if you do the Results and Discussion for the report, and I'll do the Intro, Procedure, and Conclusion?"
Dude: "Yeah, I don't really know what's going on."
Me: "Email me the data and I'll do everything else, ok?"

And that's the way I like it.