snow day schedule.

I absolutely love having nothing to do. Nothingness means relaxation and doing all of those things I meant to do but hadn't really gotten the chance to before. Instead of the normal "eat, homework, freak out about homework, and sleeping at 2am because of homework," I had a free schedule. The possibilities were endless, but instead I chose to do mundane things, like trimming my nails, cleaning my bathroom, etc. But these normal things were actually abnormal because I never do anything like that on school days! It makes me excited just thinking about what I did today... it's that sad.

Snow day highlights: phone call wakeup, having my 1st experience with a korean drama, waffles, feeding William, cleaning room, korean drama, 1st five minutes of the 1st episode of Scrubs, facebook, dinner, exercise, researching 8-year med programs, korean drama, this.

Korean drama thing. It's safe to say that I'm completely addicted to this nonsense. Bianca introduced me to some show called "You're Beautiful" and insisted that I watch the 1st two episodes. The first was 1) extremely weird 2) annoying 3) stupid 4) gave me the impression that all korean girls are timid and spazzy. The 2nd was 1, 2, 3, 4, and made me say "what the f***" aloud several times. By the 3rd episode, I was kind of annoyed at the show, but I endured it; Bianca seemed really excited about this, and I'm just that great of a friend. 4th episode: I realized that the characters and the series had grown on me: like a fungus. Is it possible to transfer addictive substances via laptop screen?

William: My parents threaten to eat him everyday. My brother offers to give him his own dinner. I'm surprised he's still alive. All he does is swim, blow bubbles, and eat.

Scrubs: Why did I only watch the 1st five minutes? That korean drama was calling to me.

College research: It makes me feel like I'm working and makes my snow day seem more productive in my parents eyes.

I think you can just guess what I'm about to do after I publish this.