And Nathan said that it was Good

I'm reminded of how much pain is caused by not doing an exercise for some period of time. My current case and point: squats.

I'm not sure what day of the week it is. I've been extraordinarily busy, which causes a blur of every other day. Yesterday is a good example. I found out that my group was waiting around for a miracle to make a business plan. Our 3 week timeline has now shrunk to 6 days.
On top of that I was unable to fix my car.

But, dinner was grilled eggplant and the rosemary and garlic chicken, and let me tell you, Nathan said that it was good. Garlic is a funny after taste though.

Today, I talked to a professor about problems that I am stuck on, and I am still stuck. His homework difficulty went from a 3 to a 12 in one assignment. Great outlook...
I re-ordered my business group, and it looks like we're going to show some progress here.
And I went to history class. Pretty boring.

I've got a quiz coming up Friday, a crippled vehicle, a business report, and a tough homework assignment.
But! I've also got another bag of coffee and a lego set from my mom. I'm stressed out, but so happy. And loved.
My forecast for next week (assuming I present on Tuesday) is so much slower... I need to recover.

In other happenings, it was described to me that I may have senioritis (mom, again) explaining why I am leaning towards a job so heavily now.

3rd weeks are hell. That may be too strong, but it gets the point across. The third week of being primal - I was out of state, out of my niche, at a conference against diets. This week is my third week of actually being in school. I don't know why. Maybe you expect the first to be hard, the second you're cocky, and the third you're broken. Or it takes 4 weeks to set up a pattern.