I've had my normal sort of day. At eight I left the computer lab and crashed on the couch-bench outside, and got an hour's nap before science class. We went over the material for the upcoming test tomorrow, and then went through the PowerPoint presentation. Said hello to Darkside before his class started. He did recognize the reference with "As you wish"; he'd gotten it the first time, but not dignified it with a response.
Checked the office for my long-missing zip disk. No soap. Bought a bus pass at the new low price ($8.50 rather than $34; they had been selling them for $17) from the bookstore. Neighbor decided that Darkside was Buttercup; I evidently show up as taller than Darkside to most people, even though he is in fact fractionally taller than I am. (He's 5'7"; I'm 5'6".) Part of it's the extra weight, and part of it's my general presence. Darkside wants to disappear, much of the time. I used to try to disappear. I don't, usually, anymore.
Walked Darkside to his mom's car. (His is still in the shop.) He elaborated further on his having caught on to the movie reference the first time, and there was discussion of ROUS; we determined that Shrimpy must have been one.
Speech class was interesting; Ashford talked about ethos, logos, and pathos. Ashford claims to have come into class with a heaping helping of ethos, but has lost quite a bit of it where most of the class is concerned. Database was routine: going through how to do queries.
Snagged lunch with the other class motormouth. We talked about spelling, the importance of. That's one of my criteria for boyfriends. Poor spelling and poor grammar are undesireable; those, combined with other personality flaws, are grounds for dumping.
Interestingly, I'm not set off by Darkside's spelling. Either it's not bad enough, or just something he does that I can work around. I wasn't really set off by Shawn's spelling -- it was horrible, but I could read it, and I could correct it.
English class is at three. After that, I pick up kidling from preschool, and boogie on home. Happily, my father decided to take care of my DeVry bill this month, so I have far more money for Assorted Stuff (such as household items, needed, and groceries) than I anticipated.