Front Loaded Courses

Aside from the fact that my school's internet sucks, life on campus is convenient. I can wake up 15 minutes before class and I'll still be a couple minutes early. If I want food, I just need to go order it and swipe my card. There's workout facilities, plenty of bathrooms across the school, etc.

For whatever reason, my professor decided that he would make all his courses front loaded in an attempt to make it easier for us towards the end of the term. But this tactic only works if you're the only professor trying to do that. And because I have two classes with this professor, it means two of my courses automatically have all the big assignments due at the beginning of the term. This doesn't even account for my other three classes that are doing pretty much the same.

So this basically means that I'm pretty much screwed. I'm still in a summer holiday mood and feeling lazy; so there is pretty much no motivation to work. But it's okay! I will park myself in the school library in an attempt to steal some better internet so I can browse the internet without the disconnecting every 5 minutes. Conveniently enough, sitting in the library, the atmosphere is somewhat making me feel like I should work because everyone else is pretty much doing it. Maybe it's a win-win situation? No way. I can't do my internet stuff and work at the same time. My multitasking abilities are pretty weak.

But anyways, I have my stuff laid out in front of me and if I'm lucky I'll get some of these thoughts and notes into a Word document. The assignment is due next Wednesday so I really need to start writing. The good thing is that this paper is about worship and it's not as big of a beast as some of the theology papers I had to write last year.

You, the loyal reader that I love so much, probably don't care what my paper is supposed to be about but I'm going to tell you anyway! I have to write a 6-8 page paper that describes my stance on worship. There's a bunch of questions I need to attempt to answer, so it should be fun. Basically I'm writing a theology of worship.

So I'll be trying to give my position on questions like "what is worship", "why should we worship", "who can worship, why", etc., etc. It should be fun, and I know it's going to be fun writing on these topics; but I think the fact that I need to use about 5-6 sources kind of turns me off because it means that I have to read. Darn it! Haha.

Speaking of reading, I've recently discovered a pretty decent joy for reading the Bible, which is something that I've been needing for the longest time. So I guess that's a start!

So the first month of the new school year is pretty much coming to an end. I hope everyone has had a good start!