Three more classes until the end of the semester.

[sofiaviolet]

Had to go to school early today to wrap up an assignment, because there was a piece of it that could only be done using resources on campus. But at least I wasn't the only one; I ran into loads of classmates all doing the same thing.

I should probably start packing for New Orleans soon, just so I can be sure I have everything together. I won't actually need that much clothing because Mom does laundry pretty much constantly - just enough variety that I don't get bored by the third week of vacation. And probably a variety of clothing weights/warmnesses, since my parents say the weather's been weird and they can't predict how warm/cold I might feel.

Shadowrun later today. Kind of sad it's the second-to-last session until I'm back in Boston (maybe even the last, depending on what kind of end-of-term stuff everyone else is up to next week). On the other hand, I can use that time off to copy my character sheet onto some fresh paper not yet stained with tikka masala and pepper steak.

Comments

[harpers_child]

nola weather has been super wacky recently. bring layers. i've gone from pants liners and thermal undershirt to tank top and wishing i could take off my pants in the course of a day a couple times last week. then it gets cold again at night.

the stains add something to the character sheet. it's a natural process. most of mine have tea and chinese food on them.

[sofiaviolet]

... so basically I need to pack what I wear anyway in the winter in Boston. WTF.

The stains do pose a problem when you have trouble reading certain of your stats because orange and brown stains are obscuring your pencil marks.

[sporky_rat]

It has been ridiculous, the weather down here. 28F one day, 81F the next.

[sofiaviolet]

No wonder my mother's convinced the entire city will catch pneumonia soon.

[sporky_rat]

I wouldn't be surprised if they did come down with something. I've got that seasonal change crud going on and it is utter misery dealing with the comfort of one day and bitter, damp chill of the next.

There's a reason I live in the South, dammit, and it's partly the warm weather.