The fire-alarm just went off in my dorm, so we all had to clear out for a few minutes. (Luckily, there was no real fire.) Before I left my room, I checked my e-mail. Seriously, an addiction like that is just not healthy.

When I work in the computer labs, I am usually working in labs where people write papers. I hear the constant tap-tap-tap of the keyboards. The campus recently opened up a new computer lab for a digital art class. I'm working in there now and the sound is very different. Instead of the tap-tap-tap of the keyboards writing papers in Word, I hear the click-click-click of the mice creating projects in Illustrator.

Observations I have made about professors' clothing in the past few days. (Yeah, I know, I'm 12.)

Male professor: His pants zipper (aka "fly") was down for the entire 2 hour class. He was standing up right in front of me. I was sitting down. My eyes were pretty much level with the unzipped zipper. Quite distracting.

Female professor: Wearing a long jumper. Two problems here. 1: She was wearing a jumper. 2: The skirt was very see-through. Oh look! There are her legs! Oh look! That's where her shirt goes down to.

Female professor #2: This professor usually wears very loose clothing. Long pants and a roomy shirt. Flowey skirt and a roomy shirt. Then one day, she comes in in a much shorter skirt (standing up, it was probably at her knees, but sitting down it was closer to mid-thigh) and a tight, low-ish cut shirt (covered by a blazer though). Her outfit wasn't inappropriate or anything, but it was such a big contrast from the usual near-mumu.

And that's the end of my shallow observations for the day. Soon I'll write about something with more substance. Like the fact that I, like kindergarteners, think my teachers/professors actually live at school, and just pull a cot out from under their desk to sleep on. Which is a problematic thought since I soon will be a teacher, and have no desire to live in the classroom.