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godreamYou know, kind of like baggage, kind of like bragging... I don't know, it was funny in my head.
The entire point of this post is to do the happy dance because I'm six for six so far as colleges go: besides MIT (hurrah again!) I'm into WPI, RIT (but I think I've mentioned that one already as well), Carnegie Mellon, BU and Wellesley. Yay! Of course, if the money numbers come out right this doesn't actually matter as MIT's pretty much the first choice, but I wanted to make an ego post anyways. :D So far WPI wins the give-me-money contest, trailed by Carnegie Mellon, trailed by everyone else who doesn't want to give me merit scholarship money. Oh wait, maybe I got something from RIT and forgot about it -- yeah, I think I did. Anyways. Still waiting on Harvard (hah), Bowdoin, Amherst and Brown. I find out Brown and Harvard on April first, Bowdoin in "early April", and Amherst mails out letters April first. Whee!
In the category of utterly random, while reshelving books by an author with the last name of "Crumb" I could have sworn I saw "Crackers" on the next book over. It was actually "Cracken" or something, but I thought crackers and crumbs would have been funny. In conclusion, I have not gotten enough sleep lately.
The entire point of this post is to do the happy dance because I'm six for six so far as colleges go: besides MIT (hurrah again!) I'm into WPI, RIT (but I think I've mentioned that one already as well), Carnegie Mellon, BU and Wellesley. Yay! Of course, if the money numbers come out right this doesn't actually matter as MIT's pretty much the first choice, but I wanted to make an ego post anyways. :D So far WPI wins the give-me-money contest, trailed by Carnegie Mellon, trailed by everyone else who doesn't want to give me merit scholarship money. Oh wait, maybe I got something from RIT and forgot about it -- yeah, I think I did. Anyways. Still waiting on Harvard (hah), Bowdoin, Amherst and Brown. I find out Brown and Harvard on April first, Bowdoin in "early April", and Amherst mails out letters April first. Whee!
In the category of utterly random, while reshelving books by an author with the last name of "Crumb" I could have sworn I saw "Crackers" on the next book over. It was actually "Cracken" or something, but I thought crackers and crumbs would have been funny. In conclusion, I have not gotten enough sleep lately.
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Date: 2004-03-25 07:41 pm (UTC)