Boy, what a let-down...

...about that calc test. It wasn't nearly as bad as I feared. Granted, I won't know for sure until Dec 24th (what a great xmas present...) but I'm feeling fairly confident, certainly on about 75% of the test.

Afterwards I finished up some xmas shopping/shipping then grabbed lunch. At lunch several things were determined: Brittany is indeed a freaker-outer and she is also a looney.

So, anyway, it's been on and off hardcore snowing. It's really odd, one minute I'll be looking out a window and the snow will be falling sideways and I can barely see across the street and I'll look away for a sec and then there'll barely be a flake in the air and the sky is blue and back again and so forth. Very odd, but the snow sure is 'purty.' Yesterday it was snowing in earnest for the first time and when Tim woke up he sat up in bed and starting singing "I'm dreaming of a White Christmas" it was most amusing. This morning, he realized that he likely did not have a sufficient winter jacket given the 18 degree windchill out there. It turned out to be not to bad out there, especially after lunch when it was sunny, some of the time. ("Where'd the blue sky go?" "I dunno, under the table?")
I should be studying for my physics final, but I don't yet have the motivation to. The problem is, it seems that every day between now and my test I have something going on (granted, there's only two days, but still) tomorrow is...well I guess the physics review session doesn't count as something impeding my studying. But I need to get laundry done and be packed before going off to my final @ 1:30 on friday.
It's so weird to think that I'll be home in three days. Odd, but very comforting.
However, I still have three days and one more (scary) final to make it though before then. I think I should go do my physics exam 'reflection' for the last test so that I can get my 8 points back. That certainly won't hurt my test average.

[EDIT:] Remembered that I had a picture of some of the snow on campus and linked accordingly.