I should be doing homework, I know, but there's a part of me that's going 'Why?' Yes, why? It's a day before the beginning of my Spring Break, and I'm dying in despair at the overwhelming amount of homework that I will have to do for one graphic design class in the next five weeks. Yes, one class in five weeks.

It makes me think 'why the hell did our teacher give ten fucking weeks for us to do one project and then give us only five weeks to do two giant projects, complete with printing at a professional printer?' What the hell was he thinking? Or maybe this is his way of testing us to weed out the weaklings. Well, I might just be it, considering I have a feeling I didn't do well on my last project. It'll be a miracle if I could get a C in the class, but hey, miracles happen sometimes, right?

Okay, really, I should be writing my essay for government class, as Van told me to do. I only need to turn in this one and I'll be done for the semester for that class, with the exception of the take-home final. I should be writing the essay, yes, but I cannot for the life of me figure out why the creation of limited terms, periodic reelections, and the establishment of two branches of the legislature is supposed to balance the need for the legislature to be both more knowledgeable than the people and responsive to the people. I got the responsive part, but how is the legislature more knowledgeable than the people because of the terms and reelections? I'm so lost that sometimes reading this essay question doesn't even make sense to me anymore.

I'd rather spend my time making Calvin purr loudly.