Drastic measures

In order to avoid seasonal depression, the following rules are in force:

1. No coffee on weekdays, since I can't seem to avoid a crash of some sort afterwards by any means. If I do have coffee on a weekday, it must be a small amount, after classes and I should sleep right after. (On the plus side, this tends to cause vivid and interesting dreams.)

2. No stressing out about classes. All stress is to be channelled in some other direction, like boys.

3. No letting boys stress me out. This means either not getting mad at them or not allowing them in my life. I'm quite good at both, provided I don't care. So all of my stress lands on Jeff. *rolls eyes*

4. Limited chocolate intake. This is controlled surprisingly well by using that chocolate plate (which means I only eat a bite at a time) and only having really good chocolate available (because I eat it slowly to savor it)

5. Get up early. I think I might start visiting the gym JUST so Physics isn't the first thing I do in the day. (I really don't want to be drifting in that class.)

6. Be available for random hanging out. Cause if I don't, I get bored and lonely.

Classic.

My modern Physics class has 35, maybe 40 people in it. The lab for said class is divided in two groups, one for Tuesday, one for Thursday.

My electric circuits class, designed solely for Physics majors, has 12 people. They are almost all in Physics with me. The lab for said class includes the entirety of the lecture group.

Of those 11, about 5 or 6 are also in my Diff Eq class.

There's a guy with red hair who is in all five sections with me. I am not surprised that his name is Dan. (There might be a girl too, but red hair stands out.) If I recognize a certain head of red hair in Philosophy tomorrow, I am going to LAUGH.

In the meantime, that electrical circuits class is the group who are going to be having class after class with me for the next two years. The will have to put up with me for a good long time.

I think I may just bake cookies for the class on Friday.