Weeks 3 Glee,

Firstly, let me please appologize for posting this late. My life has been rather active lately.

Let me tell you about my dog for my first bloggie. She is a German Shepherd Dog and 10 months old. She is very hyper and keeps me always running. She gives me a daily hearing tests. I have another dog who is now 6-7 years old. It is always fun to see these two dogs play together because she has so much more energy compared to him. Lately she has taken to playing with him in a different manner. She likes to jump over him whenever she is running. It is always fun to watch this because I doubt my other dog even notices. She is a great dog and smart as a whip. And stubborn as a mule as well. I got her as a birthday gift. I had always wanted a German Shepherd Dog. The only thing I don't like is the hair. But unless I have a Poodle or a Schnauzer, I guess the hair is something I just have to put up with.

Secondly, As you all probably know. I work in a C-Store. I just wanted to share an observation I have made lately. People are becoming very interesting. I see some people every day on their cell phones. Now, please don't misunderstand what I am going to say. I have a cell phone. But even I don't walk into a store talking on it, proceed to shop talking on the cell phone, and when I check out STILL talk on the cell phone. I have gotten looks before for even DARING to talk to these people and ask if they would like to have anything else, if they would like a bag, even if they would like to have the special on their cigs. I find it personally hillareous. The weirdest thing is that most of the time, they hang up and say bye to their phone buddy / whatever(I think some of them just talk to themselves to "act cool") right when they step out the door. Oh well, I just think that it is funny how their phone conversation is soo important that they cannot talk one second to anybody who is presently in their presence but NEED to talk to somebody during their shopping ventures. Heaven forbid that they must shop one time without using those silly ear leeches. Anyways...

I really am starting to hate the LSATs. My score over the course of this prep course hasn't changed much. Moreover, every Saturday and Sunday I am sitting there either listening to lectures or taking full length exams. This exam just doens't seem right. I mean the schools claim to want a diverse student population, however, the exam is skewed to help the english lit/poli sci/history majors and hurts anybody who thinks more analytically and factually, and prefers less verbage and opinions. The exam is a logic exam, and they do make it somewhat fair...giving 1/4 of the exam a logic "games" section and 1/4 the exam a reading comprehension section, and the other half is a logical reasoning section plus an additional essay that is unscored but sent to all the unis as a sample of my writing. Oh well, I guess if I can't convince them, then I'll just have to kill them on this exam and swallow my pride.

The 30th. I just finished my exam and got home. My mom is sick and so is my sister. And now my keyboard isn't working. Just my luck. I really can't figure out what to do with the song portion. __ I NEED HELP. PLEASE.__ My keyboard isn't working so I have to use character map which is fun. Oh well, perhaps this will teach me to slow down in life... Nahhhhhh :P. I like speed and accuracy and efficiency. If anybody goes to the COB becareful crossing the street, I was almost hit by a genius who decided that he should speed up while I was crossing the street. He proceeded to stop, reverse, and shout a lecture to me about how I should look for cars. Okay, so a Yield Sign means "IDIOT, hit anybody on the crosswalk, they are fair game" and a cross walk is actually a trick. It is a game like something you would see on an Indiana Jones movie. "Indiana Jones and the COB crosswalk." I will add to this later, if my keyboard works. My mouse is annoying me too.. Anyways, Good Night to all.

( NoExcuses ) -Kevin