Boring Class and the Hangover

[kybearfuzz]

So far the class has been duller than dishwater. While I can sympathize with the instructors for not having the most exciting topics to cover, a little better-prepared presentations wouldn't hurt. Hours of slide-reading makes for a very long day. One instructor isn't even friendly. I saw him at breakfast yesterday, said "good morning" to him and I swear he grunted back at me. I have met him before so it's not as though we are strangers. I think he got bad evaluations during the previous class (I was in that one too) and I guess he's not happy to see familiar faces in this one.

After work, a pregnant co-worker and I went to dinner. The waitress saw my coworker's tummy and congratulated her and then looked at me, and said, "you must be so proud!".

I responded, "I certainly would be, if it were mine."

After dinner, we hit the movies to see "The Hangover." It was raunchy and fun, certainly earning that R-rating, especially when you watch the closing scenes. It may be one to buy.

Comments

[timcub.livejournal.com]

I find it so interesting how so many people assume family connections when adults are in public together. Mark and I often get the "Are you guys brothers?" question (despite not looking anything alike except for being big, hairy guys). And when I happen to be in public with older parishioners people often assume I am their son.