Crud. Sheba called.

Fortunately, I was able to hand the phone to mom. Fortunately, the phone cut out. We didn’t bother to call her back. Aside from my mom’s birthday, not sure what all was discussed.

Suddenly, finishing these classes by hook or by crook is paramount. I’ve gotta get out of here.

I do not want to do my C Programming homework. Pure and simple. I’ve been staring at my book and my editor since I came home and I haven’t been able to dredge up the energy to even type my name and comments in the header.

I keep finding myself doing anything to keep putting it off, but I need to have it done by tomorrow. I can’t afford another batch of zeroes.

Of course, waiting for Naruto 328 is giving me another excuse to be lazy. (Gawd- I’m such a sad, little fanboy…)

While procrastinating yet again, I found something really cool and kind of scary at the same time.

マロヒ = Marohi

The syllables are all there. マ = ma; ロ = ro; ヒ = hi

You can also find your name in Japanese; which is pretty cool too. (Even though I already knew my name is written “Jeison” from my cousin)

I swear I got my screenname from a page of Maori warrior names, but now I have to wonder what exactly “Marohi” actually means. I hope it’s nothing bad… O_o

I suppose I could ask Yoshiko. I’ve never mentioned my SN to her, so I’m a little scared to bring it up. It’s one thing asking general cultural things, but this is a teensy bit different.

Thanks to Theresa and Hill for your comments about my teacher. I broke down and wrote her to point those things out. I didn’t get much of a response from her, but she added 7 points back into my grade. I won’t post the details here out of respect, but I’m not entirely satisfied with her response either.

Not that any of that is going to help me this week. I figured out 4/5 of my weekly programming assignments and couldn’t finish the last. I had no idea how to even do what she was asking. So that’s going to be a zero.

I’m still not that happy with the classes they’re having me take. They’re really only giving me introductions to the material and not actually taking me into the actual meat. There’s far more to C programming than this, but this is all I’m getting. While I’ll stick with this school for the general stuff, I think I need to find another school to complete my bachelors.

Well, I need to hand the computer back to Sall so she can finish her work.