post 11: eh

yesterday was one of the most monday monday's I've had all year.

To start it off, I had anatomy lab at 8 am. I'm starting to get over the deadness and the humanness of #1 and #2 now, so it wasn't entirely terrible. But the smell is something that's going to take me a little longer to get used to. So I got out of there around 8:30, which is just enough time to not be able to do anything before my 11 class. So I went up to the gallery to study for my theater class. That was when my day started looking up. I made a 96 on my theater exam, hooray! My day was getting better!

False.

I had a sneak-attack spanish exam at 1. Those are my favorite kinds of surprises. But the good part was it was only the oral part, so I only failed part of it, woo.

As I was walking down the stairs from the Union on my way to the dorm, the U was driving away. This is small, but on monday, that was terrible.

My athletic training observation hours, however, saved me. I'm required 50 hours of observation before I apply to the school next fall so we sit in the training room and watch athletes get treated or wait for someone in intramurals to get hurt. I was there from 6-9 for intramurals and no one was getting hurt. So I had a good three hours to do some legitimate work, not to mention the baseball team's athletic trainer was there, who was not the worst thing to look at for three hours, and he helped me study anatomy.

Overall, eh.