Right now, I'm in the library computer lab, an ironic place to notice since the design of the library is more accompanying to that part than anything else.  I have often winced at the site of the library's design mainly because it's so inefficient and unseemingly.  The library isn't beautiful by any stretch of the imagination, but worse, the books and other written reference materials are scattered amongst six different floors, with organization comparable only to a male freshman quad dorm, and most likely worse.  But enough of the negativity.
I completed all my labs and solved that problem I posted earlier about: it seems I didn't take into account the total volume of each test tube when computing the initial molarities for substances in each.  Alas, chemistry lab I knew little.
Today, I have a lab practicum I hope to pass.  I don't worry much, seeing as how I've no idea what the test comprises, and worrying won't accomplish anything useful.
I got five dollars today by filling out a survey for the Coca-Cola corporation.  Apparently, they're tossing around the ideas of white foam and sheen foam bottles instead of the normal plastic bottles.  I'm wondering if they're trying to become more conservation-oriented or something else, but I'm not sure.