This is a lot cooler than linear algebra.

Yes, the school year is upon us. No, no one has yelled at me for walking on the grass yet. I have seen about 20 people or so from my mission around campus. Unfortunately, most of them have been people I didn't really serve with or didn't really care to catch up with. So, I just tend to pretend not to notice them and wander past. It's worked pretty well for me thus far. I did go to the temple last night with three others from my mission. Other than waiting in the chapel for about an hour before the session started, it was pretty good. It's hard to get irritated in the temple but I was getting pretty close. Yeah so, this picture is just because I wanted to put a picture in this entry and it was readily available on the BYU home page. Apparently he's the new humanities dean, slightly pixelated.

I never wanted to go to BYU..... I still don't.

So, Today I went and purchased a couple of excesively expensive books from the BYU bookstore and then wandered the campus locating my classrooms. I'm trying to have an optimistic attitude toward the whole BYU thing. I must say though, classes haven't even started yet and I'm already getting tired of being around all these mormons. It kind of makes me want to drive around campus blarring system of a down from my stereo. Luckily, I already have a girlfriend. If everything works out there I won't even have to try to meet anyone during my three year stay. I can just wander the campus listening to my headphones and just being generally anti-social. That way I won't have to listen to people giving me crap for walking on the grass either. Screw you for judgin' me!

The man behind the myth

I'm not really sure if there really is a myth or not. If there is then I'm just as likely to be behind it than anyone else, right?