Today...

[eiblyn]

I managed to pack my day sufficiently full of things that I won't be bouncing and nervous all day today. In 30 minutes it starts, and it doesn't stop until 5pm when I'm on the way to the airport. Does anyone know if there are restrictions on flying with shaving creme in your carry on? *sighs* I'm debating on whether to bring my laptop or not as it adds significant weight to my luggage, but I think I will because I want to work on the extra credit project for my CS class. Let's all hope the week goes less stressfully than my night did. My not-quite-15 page paper is being turned at 1pm today. It's just a draft and I'm pretty sure I'll get a decent grade on it. The professor went insane though in assigning 15-20 pages for a 300 level clas. *shakes her head* That's what you get with new professors. I suppose I should get dressed and prepare to face the day. *sighs* I really just want to go back to bed and only go to therapy today. Of course, I can't do that. If I don't see you before I leave, Happy Thanksgiving. If I don't see you when I'm in Boston, Happy Thanksgiving.

Comments

[ash130.livejournal.com]

The changes in air pressure in the cargo hold could cause it to explode. So better to pick one up here than have to deal with shaving cream all over your stuff. If you bring your laptop bring it as a carry on. They will likely wreck it in your stowed luggage. See you soon and have a nice boring flight. :)

BAMM!!!

[cap22.livejournal.com]

BOOM BOOM SHAVING CREME!
That could be funny.

Have a fun trip to Boston.

[flyingtapes.livejournal.com]

Whose the new prof? what dept?

[eiblyn.livejournal.com]

Dr. Bates. She's married to Dr. oh-goodness...I can't remember his name. Anyway, they are both in the History deptarment so I doubt you'll run across them unless you take a class on Asia or something.