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Oct. 8th, 2008 06:21 pmSo after Multivariable Calculus today a girl came up to me and asked me to tutor her. I'm not really sure why she's asking me since I've never talked to her before in my life (I actually don't even know her name, although she knew mine), but whatever. I guess maybe because of when I explained the answers on that quiz a week or two ago? But yeah, I was going to say yes just to that, but then she was like "I'll pay you, like $10 or $15 an hour" so at that point there was no way I could say no. And she wants to meet like 4 hours a week, so yeah, that's a very good deal. I don't think she wants me to tutor her all semester, she just needs to get caught up in class, especially since we have a midterm on Tuesday. I'm just kind of worried because I get most of what's going on in class, but I'm afraid she'll ask stuff I don't know or understand. And also because most of the time I have no idea what's going on in class until like Friday before class when I have an hour or so to study.
I'm kind of amazed that I'm doing as well as I am this semester, so far. I got a 47/50 on that project/paper I had for Developmental Psych last week that I procrastinated all week on which is kind of amazing. I mean, I'm doing much better than I was last semester at this point, and my study habits are way worse. I'm probably also doing better than first semester last year, too, and my study habits were so good that semester. But whatever, not complaining! I just find it bizarre.
Tomorrow I'm going to walk over to this pre-school near campus and observe a class for my child observation project. I'm kind of nervous, I guess? There's no reason to be nervous since I'm just supposed to sit there and, well, observe. But I am a little nervous anyways. I'm also excited, though. It should be kind of fun.
I'm mostly caught up with TV after getting super behind last week. I'm 3 episodes behind on Mad Men, though. I'm kind of thinking I'm just going to wait until the finale and then marathon them all. I don't know why I always get so behind on that show. The thing is, I really enjoy it when I'm watching it, but I don't really care about it when I'm not. blah. I also still haven't watched last week's Fringe, but I'm kind of thinking I'm just going to drop it. I really just don't like that show. Joshua Jackson was really the only reason I was watching it, and he's not even enough at this point. My main problem with the show isn't even the crappy plots and the major suspension of disbelief you have to have, but that I really just don't relate to any of the characters, especially the main character. She's just so bland, and I really don't care about anything that happens to her. And it's really hard to get latched onto a show when you don't give a crap about the main character. Oh, and I also haven't watched last night's TV, but I'm going to do that now while I do homework and start writing a reaction paper for Developmental Psych. We have to do three in the semester, one before Fall Break (which is next Thursday), and so far I've done none and there are only two more opportunities to do them this semester. So, I should probably get that done if I want to continue not to fail that class.
I'm kind of amazed that I'm doing as well as I am this semester, so far. I got a 47/50 on that project/paper I had for Developmental Psych last week that I procrastinated all week on which is kind of amazing. I mean, I'm doing much better than I was last semester at this point, and my study habits are way worse. I'm probably also doing better than first semester last year, too, and my study habits were so good that semester. But whatever, not complaining! I just find it bizarre.
Tomorrow I'm going to walk over to this pre-school near campus and observe a class for my child observation project. I'm kind of nervous, I guess? There's no reason to be nervous since I'm just supposed to sit there and, well, observe. But I am a little nervous anyways. I'm also excited, though. It should be kind of fun.
I'm mostly caught up with TV after getting super behind last week. I'm 3 episodes behind on Mad Men, though. I'm kind of thinking I'm just going to wait until the finale and then marathon them all. I don't know why I always get so behind on that show. The thing is, I really enjoy it when I'm watching it, but I don't really care about it when I'm not. blah. I also still haven't watched last week's Fringe, but I'm kind of thinking I'm just going to drop it. I really just don't like that show. Joshua Jackson was really the only reason I was watching it, and he's not even enough at this point. My main problem with the show isn't even the crappy plots and the major suspension of disbelief you have to have, but that I really just don't relate to any of the characters, especially the main character. She's just so bland, and I really don't care about anything that happens to her. And it's really hard to get latched onto a show when you don't give a crap about the main character. Oh, and I also haven't watched last night's TV, but I'm going to do that now while I do homework and start writing a reaction paper for Developmental Psych. We have to do three in the semester, one before Fall Break (which is next Thursday), and so far I've done none and there are only two more opportunities to do them this semester. So, I should probably get that done if I want to continue not to fail that class.
