Beware the Ides of Posts

So, I'm pretty much sucking in terms of churning out posts. It's a good thing my career won't involve doing a lot of things on a schedule, like being a doctor or anything like that.

Things have changed.

The weather for one.
You see, the fall has finally hit our beautiful area. Previously, it was hot beyond all sanity. It was super-villain hot. The arch-evil Heat, and his partner in crime Humidity wreaked havoc on our fair city. However, with the help of our super-hero Air Conditioning (and his wimpy, possibly gay sidekick -- Fan) we were able to survive the summer.

My brother's marital status for another.
The wedding was B-E-A-utiful and I had a wonderful time. There are some pictures both great and terrible. My brother is now back from Hawaii and he and his bride had a great time there. I'm happy for him. Unfortunately his wedding put me at somewhat of a disadvantage for my last exam. I passed, but still feel I did quite poorly. This means that...

My studying habits have changed.
I'm now in class or studying about 12 hours a weekday, and about 8 hours on Sunday. I manage about two hours of actual work on Saturday. For those of you who are not mathematicians, that's about 70 a week. That's a lot of learning.

So that's the latest update, a whole bunch of Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes, as one David Bowie would put it.

Ch-ch-ch-ch-Changes
(Turn and face the strain)
Ch-ch-Changes
Don't want to be a richer man
Ch-ch-ch-ch-Changes
(Turn and face the strain)
Ch-ch-Changes
Just gonna have to be a different man
Time may change me
But I can't trace time

I like David Bowie. You shut up.

My next post, if and when I get the time/effort to do it, will concern:
War
How war changed in the 20th century
How I feel this relates to our current situations: in Iraq, against Terror, and at home

I will be doing all of this based on what I have taken from "Apocalypse Now," one of the best war movies ever made.