A weekend not without Fiber!

Finally, I was able to do something fiber-related this weekend. In between shopping for a suitcase, working on the courtroom relief website, and homework, I managed to make some really good progress on a crocheted seamans scarf that I started a really long time ago. I think my problem with making progress has been the smallness of the yarn and interminable single-crochet ribbing section. That's finally done, and I'm on the lace panels. I like doing the lace part. It's fun, it goes quickly, and it looks really impressive even though it's a very simple stitch pattern. I'll post pictures once I have something reasonable to show for it.

I got to school this morning early to do some reading in the student lounge, only to find that the place has been plastered with asinine student elections posters. It looks slightly less dignified than class elections in junior high. As if I needed anything else to make me feel more out of place with the student body here. Whatever. I view the student bar association as a big joke. All they do is plaster the place with moronic posters and sponsor weekly drinking binges at local bars. Surely, there is more to life than that, it's just the SBA hasn't figured that out yet. Oh well. Whatever happened to dignity?

Tomorrow is my birthday. I'm not at all looking forward to it. Maybe I'll get lucky and kind of forget about the whole thing. Surely I can come up with enough extra homework to do to keep me distracted.