Current mood:

whoohoohoohoo

Just mad a fool of myself. XD
So, I've got a huge exam for my comparative vertebrate anatomy class today. I REALLY need to do well on this test, so I pulled a surprisingly energetic all nighter & made awesome progress. It was by far the most worth it all nighter I've ever done. I realized that I would be required to be on the go today until about 8:30 tonight, so went on campus and ate at the cafeteria, because milk and cereal just wasn't going to get me through today. After almost face-planting in my fried potatoes, I decided to utilize my hour break between breaky and genetics lab to go home and sleep. I set my alarm. Climbed under the covers. Pet the cats until they were happy. And was out like a trout. When my alarm went off at 9:40, I didn't know who I was where I was, or care. All I knew was that I was asleep and liked it, so I told my alarm to shove it and went back to sleep. Fortunately, in my haze I hit the snooze button instead of the off switch. I woke up ten minutes later with all of my hair on one side of my head, my tooth missing, and 2 minutes straighten out, bundle up, and haul my butt to class. I do so, cursing myself for sleeping (but without any real regrets because I felt a lot better than I did at breakfast), and I go flying out the door. I'm incapable of running with the weight of my backpack without doing any bodily harm to myself, so I'm dorkily speed-walking like a fiend. I go careening across campus, into Walster Hall, into my classroom, and stop dead three feet in the door. I'm expecting the TA to be in his weekly 30 minute, pre-lab rant. Instead I find the room silent with everyone working. Then I go to take a seat at my table, and while my seat is empty, my usualy group members are not there but instead strangers. I look around for a familiar face, but only find that of my ususal TA. I look at him, eyebrow cocked and mouth silently gaping. He very patiently looks at me and says, "You start at eleven." It only took me a fraction of a second to process this bit of information, but it seemed a lot longer. I nodded, turned on my heels, and gave him a very suave, "Thanks. See you then." on my way out. I had at least half of his current class starring at me on my way out. It was awesome. So, I'm blowing the next 40 minutes on the internet while I wait for MY section to begin at ELEVEN. A morbid curiosity makes me wonder how many times I'll do stuff like before the day is out, but I guess I just have to hope that they'll turn out for the best like this did. And believe it or not, regardless of my current delirium, I'm actually really confident about my exam today.