What I Learned in College

So I figured that I would keep track of everything that I've learned thus far at Oklahoma Christian, so that later on, I can look back and remember things that I hope I don't forget. (: 

1. Don't draw in the library.

2. Actually, drawing IN the library is fine.

3. Drawing THE library...bad idea...

 4. Frikkin detail...

5. Spaz attacks happen at least 3 times a week, if not daily.

6. Sidewalk chalk is amazing.

7. So are friends (*cough* CHRIS *cough*) who secretly film you freaking out over sidewalk chalk.

8. ...or a phone...

9. ...or your explanation AND demonstration of the spinjump.

I'm sure there will be more posts like this, so stay tuned.

But until then...

SHNARKENBLARKEN!!!

The Big Yella One is the Sun

Heyyyy people!! I haven’t posted in quite some time and I had this feeling that my beloved fellow blogger was bound to get on to me for not posting anything lately. So I figured, I’D BEAT HER TO IT!! Mwahahahahahahahaha…

Seeing as the last time I posted was back in July…I know I have a lot to catch y’all up on. 

I’m in college now, hoping to get an education. Haha. Cos apparently the last twelve years mean nothing. 

My schedule is pretty laid back, with Tuesdays and Thursdays being my easy days (I only have two classes, not counting chapel, on those days). Monday and Wednesday are okay, but since I have a 9 a.m. drawing class (which, by the way, doesn’t get out til 10:30 and chapel starts at 11) I have to lug my HUGE portfolio around with me for half the day. I mean, if it was just a sketch book, I’d be okay with that. 

But the paper I have to use is 18x24. 

EIGHTEEN BY TWENTY-FOUR INCHES!!!! Ack.

Anyways, so yeah. I usually don’t get to lose the portfolio until after chapel, which means I have to practically sprint from one side of the campus (where the chapel is), to my dorm (on the OTHER side of campus), and BACK PAST the chapel building. Meh.

I’m not really in much of a blogging mood right now. 

But I will attach a pic that I find interesting.

What the frik.