I heard a rumor that 64Digits went to college. I have followed suit. I have done a number of interesting activities here, ranging from learning Texas Hold 'Em to being piled on by large people covered in chocolate syrup.

I have chosen a Christian university (no shock, I know), and I have been pleasantly surprised at how nice the upperclassmen are to freshmen. (The chocolate syrup incident and a resulting black eye aren't much by initiation standards.) My first hour on campus my new sophomore roommate took me to the coffee shop and on a guided tour of the campus.

My room is a typical dorm room. Cement floor, walls, ceiling, etc, with a little carpet on the floor and paint on the walls to dress it up. My roommates and I have a pretty nice setup, including a couch made from extra mattresses and 5 coffee makers (including 3 French presses)! The bathroom is newly remodeled, which is comforting to clean freaks like me.

College, I have decided, is one of the best opportunities in life to get organized. I have taken that to heart and made a Google Calendar with all of my classes, appointments, activities, and homework assignments. I hardly have to think about daily life anymore - My HTC Magic just dings me whenever I need to go somewhere or do something.

Here is my lovely desk, complete with AKG headphones (which I might return), and those cool 3M Command hooks to hold stuff up.

You may note on my shelf some theology books. I submitted a 1,000-word outline on the Doctrine of Man (Anthropology) yesterday, which also required some heavy reading. It was a bit grueling at first, as my reading speed is abysmal, but I'm starting to enjoy knowing more about a subject than I ever thought existed. My theology professor is an awesome lecturer. I actually look forward to most of my classes!

I'll publish more irrelevant minutia later. At the moment, I need to study my Hamlet script and then go to brunch.