Saturday

I think I've finally reached some new circle of Hell. As though working full time and taking 13 credit hours of classes weren't enough, I volunteered to help my friends move on Saturday... The same friend that had heart surgery a few weeks ago. I guess I knew if I didn't offer to help he'd try doing it all himself and I'd be visiting him in the hospital again. So I took on most of the heavy stuff and paid for it later. They have a LOT of stuff. More than my packrat SO and packrat me have. They also publish Yarf! so they had tons (literally, not metaphorically) of back issues and printing related stuff. They also moved into a house about four houses up the street from us witht he exact same floorplan as the house we are in.. Kind of creepy in a way.
Then, just as we were about done moving the heavy stuff, I got an emergency call from work and had to drive to Stanford and fix a computer problem. Finally got in bed around 1AM and got no homework done.

Sunday School

If church had been like class on Sunday, I might have had a stronger sense of religion. TV-Y71, Bay Area Animators... Now _THIS_ is a class. No homework, no quizzes, no tests. You just spend three Sundays out of the quarter sitting in a dark theatre watching cartoons and talking about them, plus you get to meet local animators at professional studios and hang out with them. All this AND two hours of college credit! So I'm adding this
class and now at 15 credit hours. :) Of course, I can also work on material for other classes while taking this class, so it just completely rules.
However, most of the animations produced in the Bay Area are prett dark. Geez. We watched 'The Plague Dogs' and 'James and the Giant Peach'. Kinda funny tho. It was like going down a list of animated films I own (weird considering I don't own too many) I'm *REALLY* looking forward to _FINALLY_ getting to see the 'Liquid Television' animation from MTV. We didn't have cable when I was a kid.