Bioinformatics is SURPRISINGLY DIFFICULT. Who could have known? I expected a normal amount of work or less, rather than a music-major proportioned level of effort. The assignments are generally forever-projects. I usually end up working on bioinformatics homework more than I practice in a given week. No activity should ever come close to exceeding my time a the piano, yet here we are, mere hours away from my lesson and I am certainly not prepared.
I decided to run a marathon. Again. Again with the decision, not the actual marathon. This time I hopefully will not get injured. Specifically, I plan on running the Knoxville marathon, which is in April. I have heard rumors that it is a 'long drive' and there is 'much traffic' or some other nonsense, but I will have Craig Deken with me for most of the traveling, so no worries.
Working at Pizza Hut turned out to be unfathomably terrible. I have deduced that the only prerequisite for being hired is to be an awful person, or lacking all forms of intelligence, but generally both. Clearly the only solution is to move to New York, where I have heard there are no Pizza Huts, no cats, and the roads are paved with cheese.
