Man, how does that time fly past

Well, now there are two huge things on my plate, work and school. I love them both but when they are together, that's when it becomes a problem. As you know working at a video game store isn't all joy and sunshine. It is hard work making sure that everyone who buys a game from our store has a happy and wonderful experience. Being a customer service rep., is one of the toughest jobs I have ever done. Yet, I am starting to believe that the age-old phrase "The Customer is Always Right" seems to be quite flawed. School is school, no matter where you are and which you attend. Professors want you to make great grades, so that they look good in the eyes of their peers and superiors. Myself, I just want to do well enough to keep my financial aid until I graduate and not have to pay back a student loan (the rates are a mutha to pay back!!!!) Yet, I digress, let's moving on to more important matters. I am still with the same CIS professor, Mr. Harris who is in my opinion a cyborg created to teach human students about computers and to study our planet for information. He can go on and on about computers for hours on end. I am usually a very alert and focused individual but even I can't concentrate with all that is going on and what's being said. I am a hands-on kind of guy. I like to work and tinker on things and see how they work. Lecturing just makes me sleepy. Speaking of sleep, that is one thing that is a luxury since started work. On when only had school, I would catch a nap right after school and be fresh as a daisy for the next day. Now, I'll be glad to get an extra in between classes. The sofas here aren't as comfortable as the ones in Waycross College. Another thing, I wish they had was a cafeteria. A place to get a warm meal instead on a warmed over burritto from a vending machine(Lord knows how long they have been in there.) Well, I am going to cut this one a little short because I got class in a few minutes. Maybe I could sneak in a field report on what's going on in there. Holla at all you lovely people later. Ta ta for now.