Habit Already? Really?

Classes weren't that amazing, and I was feeling rather in denial, so I wasn't going to post today.  Yet, for some reason, this page keeps calling me, and I don't feel like going to bed yet.  I am confuzzled.  Isn't it supposed to take at least three weeks or something to form a habit?  And I don't even have anything interesting to write about.


Well, I guess I have to resort to how my day went, making this a short and terribly uninteresting post.  I'd apologize, except no one is really reading this so far.


Physics and Circuits went about how I expected them to.  Every quarter so far, I've had my science classes in the same stuffy room.  My engineering class is already so small that we didn't even get a tiered room.  I don't know whether to feel disappointed or exclusive and proud of the fact that I've stuck with it.  Though, I am annoyed at trying to see through all the guys sitting in front of me and have determined to sit as far in the front as possible with only ten minutes to walk in between my classes.
My Cog Sci professor managed to make it sound pretty cool, but he is only giving like three of the lectures.  The rest of them will be from 'experts in their fields', and it is up to us to piece everything together.  This seems ok, and right now I'm just satisfied with the fact that there are no essays directly part of our grade (although I have no idea about the format of the exams).


Sorry to disappoint, but my life is pretty ordinary.  Next time I'll try to make sure I have something to write about before I start.  We had a house meeting tonight, so I'm managing to hang on to my people state in spite of long class hours.  And then there is the first split up college meeting 'tomorrow' night, so we'll see how that goes.  And the barbecue Saturday at lunch, the 'Meet the Church' meeting that evening, and then the Lord's Table, coordination, and the 'Sunday meeting'.  Hm.  Perhaps I have discovered a partial cure for my hermitness: to keep going to meetings.  I say partial because there aren't always meetings, and I have previous experience of going hermit even in the middle of a busy meeting schedule.  But, it does seem to help! :)


Part something I enjoyed from the Life-Study of Genesis today:
The lake of fire is a "thirst-creating fire" as the "consummation of the line of knowledge".  However, the New Jerusalem as the "consummation of the line of life" is a "city of the thirst-quenching water".  Everything in the world, both good and bad, just creates thirst.  God's life is the only thing that can truly satisfy our thirst within.