CONT 4125 update//Thoughts

Posting this real quick before I start with my section of the final investigation of this class. Got an 88 in the first test but I personally don't expect such a grade to repeat itself, which brings me to my latest train of thought...

I actually enjoy Accounting (*insert loser/nerd joke here*) and how it plays out in my life. My goal in life is to become a lawyer, specializing in Corporate and Labor law so that's main reason I picked to finish that Bachelor's degree. But lately I've noticed a trend with me: I study for at least a week-and-half and get a C while some of my friends study two days before the test and get a B. That kinda brings me down but then I remember my goals and I keep going. My solution (which I'm trying to put to practice) is to think of my Accounting classes as if they were my science classes.

In tv/movie reviews, I watched Royal Pains and found it pretty entertaining to boot. It reminds me a bit of Psych but it has its own flair. The rich people presented are snooty enough that I would run over them if I had the chance, the medicine rivals that of House but seems slightly more plausible (There, I said it.) and the characters are quirky to their own right, ranging from realistically moral (Hank) to comic-relief (Evan). Sorry, couldn't find a cover shot to post.

PETA should ease up on the whole Obama swatting a fly thing. FLIES ARE DECOMPOSING ANIMALS THAT RUINED YOUR TOFU-HAM SANDWCH. Normal people kill them every day. Where that fly was killed, 100 more will take its place (which begs the question whether genetically altering them to gain the capacity of thought is the best course of action). Republicans can know say that we now have a ninja for a president, which by the way is awesome.

Moviewise, I have two upcoming feature films, Up and of course Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen...

My sister (blog here) told me that it was better than Wall-E...holy fuck. I saw Wall-E twice when it was in theaters and I've been saving up to buy it on DVD. Love it or hate it, you gotta admit Pixar has made incredible movies as of late: great storylines, beautiful animations and characters that you'll remember.

Enough rants, gotta get back to homework! *shamelessly pracrastinating*

att. the penguin who will see Up this weekend