So I have a fluid mechanics final tomorrow from 9-12. From 12-1, I present all the research I've done so far at grad school to my entire building. In the afternoon, I must complete my entire volcanology semester project, since it's due on Friday. [Ascent and eruption of explosive magma on the surface of Mercury, what is the likely eruption velocity and what is the maximum expected range of pyroclasts? Compare to volcano recently discovered there.] On Friday I have class and meetings all day, then I have to study for my Geophysics final, which is take-home but with a 1.5 hour time limit.

I intend to take it on Saturday night.

Sunday I go to a gorgeous island off the southern coast and live like it's going out of style.

Next week I have to revise my master's thesis (due to the powers that be on the 15th, to my advisor earlier than that), Geophysics exam due on the 15th, Geophysics project due on the 15th, which I haven't even started... 5-10 pages, independent calculations on the precession of the planet Mars and how it may have changed through time.

And then I'm going SHOPPING!.

Plus Thalweg and I have to decide where to plant our vegetables, and the only way we can know which places get enough sun to plant each type is to sit out in our backyard for an entire day in lawn chairs and mark hourly where the shadow of our house is.

Well... at least you have some fun stuff included in there. Unless you consider big project stuff fun. In that case it's all good.
» randomjunk on 2008-05-07 10:02:11

According to my experience, the expected range of pyroclastinic fall out from a Mercurian volcanic explosion should be in the range of 5-7.5 geo-plustrionians (depending on gravitational geocentricity).
» dave on 2008-05-08 11:27:00

have fun shopping!!

re: only me and my roommate constantly have food in the fridge, the other 5 leave juices or milk most of the time. I dont think a sign will work cause the kitchen stays messy even when there is a sign by my roommate to keep it clean and tidy.
» Nuttz on 2008-05-08 11:33:42

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