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[meanfreepath]

Me (in frustration): First the dryer wouldn't dry my clothes at all, and now it ate my quarters!

(msarcher and I walk over to laundry room. She presses "start" buttton on dryer. Dryer starts.)

I so need not to be stressed and tired. Physics in general is killing me.

Back to my IDL program that's supposed to Fourier-analyze an EKG signal. Amy's numerical 111 problems are so time-consuming that they're detracting from the time I could be spending studying the analytical aspects of the material, which I think are much more important. e.g., I might have the time to work through all the algebra for the derivation of the Green's function for the harmonic oscillator, or try it using Laplace transforms.

Au travail!

Comments

[obcordate.livejournal.com]

Woo. I have no idea what you're babbling about this time, you crazy French-speaking Physics madman, but maybe in a few weekends I can come down for a visit.

In t3h !nt3r!m, when you get stressed, just perform some taiji breathing exercises.

[sildra.livejournal.com]

Amy's assignments, as I recall, tended to border on the absurd: either absurdly easy or fifty problems in two weeks (she did that to us twice in a row in physics 50, by the way).

[kidcassady.livejournal.com]

Dude, don't be killed please. That would make me sad since you are cool. But can I call you "crazy French-speaking Physics madman" from now on? Because that's, like, the best nickname ever.

[meanfreepath.livejournal.com]

Yeah... go right ahead!

Enough people complained to Amy Bug about the workload of Physics 111 and especially her really time-consuming numerical problems, that I think she'll lighten up a bit. I'll survive.