Dispair, Digital Cameras and Sitcom Recaps

I've taken one exam, and I have another in 30 minutes. Exams are not fun.

The worst part is that I don't care. For some reason, I just don't care about exams, studying, school, etc. I don't want to study. I don't want to do anything. It's sad. I loved school the first semester and now I hate it. I don't hate it like I'm not coming back, but it lost the magic, the fun that I used to enjoy. Now it's just a burden.

I just want exams to be over. I want the stress to go away. I want to move on. But I feel I can't.

I thought that I knew what I wanted and now I don't know. Priorities have changed. My life has changed.

In other news, I got my free digital camera from WestLaw the other day. I'm very excited about taking pictures with it. Since I have my digital camera, I think that I'm going to arrange a scavenger hunt this Summer. We'll have two or more teams, and I'll make up a list of things to find and take pictures of and I'll assign points and whichever team gets the most points, wins. I don't know where I'll have the scavenger hunt. I was thinking probably downtown Ann Arbor, so no one would have to drive, and there would be very interesting thing to photograph. Would anyone be interested in a scavenger hunt?

Oh, and Alias was really good this week. I screamed a little. My mom thought I was insane. There have been such good twists at the ends of the episodes.

I don't know how I feel about the "Lost" and "Desparate Housewives" review sessions. Actually they helped me a lot, because I've missed several episodes of both. I thought they left out a lot of the details, but they probably had to. I think it was a very good idea to get people into it. Review sessions are nice for shows that have long story lines. I just wished it didn't take up the spot of another episode.

You know how sitcoms always used to have those filler shows, where the characters remenisce (sp?) about their past and the show is mostly clips from past shows. I haven't seen that on a new sitcom in a long time. Maybe I just don't watch many sitcoms. Otherwise, they got rid of those shows, and that's a good thing. Those shows were so annoying.

You know "Two Guys, A Girl, and A Pizza Place"? Well Ryan Reynolds is in movies and married Alanis. Richard Ruccolo is now on Joey. I wonder what happened to "The Girl". I should look her up....

Off to examination....