Only five days until Spring break! And considering the fact that the only significant obstacle between now and a full nine days of absolute relaxation is a compilers test on Friday, my week has definitely shifted into low gear. Essentially, this means even more jasterbation than normal and a significant reduction in my overall stress.

Of course, I'm just ignoring the horrendous onslaught of projects and tests that will accompany my return to school at the end of it all, when I come crashing back into reality...

But regardless... five days 'till freedom, and five days until I get to see my lovely Nicolle again for the first time since January! Being 500 miles away from the girl of your dreams for months on end is enough to drive anybody crazy right??

The only bad thing about Spring break is the inherent chillness that goes on not only during the break, but also the weeks immediately before and after. Like I said, I'm already in jasterbation mode, and the week after will be slow getting started. Inevitably this happens every year, as the week after Spring break seems to be the hardest time to want to do ANYTHING school or work related.

I guess it's time to go see if I can actually get something done, or if the rest of the night is going to be wasted playing my roomate's guitar in his room while he's trying to do his homework...

Spring break is underway and I'm loving the break from school. I'll be loving it even more when I'm OUT of rowlett and visiting the lovely ms. nicolle perez at tulane U. Is it ironic that during my spring break, i'm visiting another university campus AND bringing in tow quite a bit of homework? Who knows... but it will be great.

I've been driving my jeep a lot lately... man i really missed that. I'll have it next year in austin too... sweeeet. Anybody who's been without their car for a while can relate.

Driving is a mix between being in love and riding a bicycle.

Like a bicycle because... you never forget duh.

And like love... after not seeing each other for a while... there's always that weird period. Nothing's changed... the handling, the response, the power.. it's all still there, but you're timid. You're not sure if you should just jump back in and drive all over town as if you were driving just yesterday... even though you want to. But then after that... it's just perfect. Just you and the car... and not a care in the world. All the time that you were separated disappears as you and the car are now back to being just like you were before you left.

Damn... i love my jeep.

And if you think that's weird then obviously you aren't getting enough out of your diving experience and maybe you should consider the way you approach transportation and/or life.

-Brandon V, driving enthusiast