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Today has been a day of stupid and it's only just past noon.

To keep it short: my alarm failed to wake me up, the bus schedule conspired against me, and I missed my Biology final. I've e-mailed the instructor and am hoping to work something out.

Also, my internet was out this morning. (Yay for campus internet.) I don't know yet if it was due to the weather or a late payment. Let us all hope for the former. Either way, if I don't show up for a while, that'll be why. At least my roommate has Internet I can use to check for responses from my Bio instructor.

Evil, evil day. Please improve.

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I love having neighbors who don't lock down their wireless connections. Don't you? And yes, I tried earlier, but I kind of forgot to disconnect from my own modem first. Since this area is not rife with ISPs, I suspect that my internet did get shut down for non-payment. Guess I sent the check a day or two too late. I'll get reconnected when they get it, though.

In the meantime, I am supremely thankful because e-mail is the only contact I have with my instructor about that damned final. My roommate does have internet, but she's on her computer frequently (she's a web designer, which, how cool a career is that for a woman in her sixties?) and I wasn't looking forward to bugging her twenty times a day about checking my e-mail.

In the meantime, I think I will keep myself scarce tonight. I am tired from my ridiculous day and not much in the mood to, like, do stuff. Gail, you might want to throw a placeholder up just in case. I don't have the brainpower for much by way of RP tonight.

So I'm just gonna sit back and binge on those Supernatural DVDs that I rented earlier (sorry, Glenda, I cracked, but there'll be plenty I won't have seen yet, not to worry) and let my brain stay shut off.

WHICH, by the way, question for the Supernatural fans on the flist. ( Cut for vague two-and-a-half-year-old spoilers, because I am overly cautious like that. )

And yes this does mean I'm hooked. They had me at "He gave me a forty-five. I was nine!"