nickel for my thoughts

The weather in Austin for the week is a solid 45 degrees and its supposed to rain the whole week. I didn't think it was raining that badly so I left my dorm in a sweatshirt, leggings, and little rain boots. No umbrella, no rain jacket. Turns out, the rain was pretty heavy. My class started in fifteen minutes and the building was twenty minutes away. Needless to say, I looked like a wet rat in bio and philosophy today, and when I sat down for lunch my friends thought I had showered. "No, this is from the rain."  On top of that, Jim Bull's biology lecture was confusing as heck and our the subject of our philosophy lecture was absolutely preposterous. I also had a class at 3:30, but my intended thirty-minute nap at 12:30 didn't actually end until 3:45. Convenient, right? A weird phrase that people throw around these days is "it be's like that sometimes" and, well, for me- it be's like that today . My most memorable encounter with rain happe...

Hey guys, it's me again. Today, I'm rather bored on this so we're gonna start a new segment of the blog. It's what I like to call "Questions no one has ever asked  and probably don't care to know the answer to but I am going to answer anyway." (If you want a shorter name- we can just call it Three Things Thursdays.) This series is so Ellen DeGeneres has something to base her questions off of when I inevitably get famous for being the most boring blogger ever. Today's subject: "What are Lucy's most pressing issues that she thinks about while walking to class?" 1) Five-hour energy. I've always wondered, can you manipulate how much time a five-hour energy keeps you awake for, or is it like a one size fits all kinda deal? Say, If I wear to drink half of the bottle would I only have two and a half hours of energy or would I be jazzed for the expected five. Or, is the whole company just a conspiracy theory and is it just the bel...