Let me start this entry out by saying that I'm bored - and that is so unbelievably cool! I don't have my Race and the Law class today, but I do have all my other classes. Which means I have a break from 12:30pm until 6:30pm and I have nothing to do during this break. My Sentencing & Corrections class is a review session tonight so I don't have to do any reading. This is the last day of classes so I don't have to do reading for other classes. I'm not going to start outlining until I get my notes printed out and I can't do that until I have all of the disks together. I forgot to bring them along with me so I'll probably head to the law school library on Friday and print them all out then. So I have six hours to be bored in. It's so nice to be able to be bored or to just futz around on the net for awhile. Yay boredom!!!

On to weirder things. I have something spastic inside of my body and I'm not sure what it is. It's very creepy though. This is happening on my left side - lower torso - right where the back meets my side. Every few minutes something goes off inside of me. If it's totally quiet I can hear it - kind of a gurgling noise. It feels like something is having spasms. I don't know what (if any) organs are in that area, and I don't know if this is something I should be worried about or not. It doesn't hurt or anything, it's just, well, spastic. And annoying. It's way up there on the scale of things that are annoying. If I had to describe it in another way than just spastic (which really is fitting by the way) I'd say it felt like a cross between a muscle spasm and what it feels like when your stomach is growling. However, it goes off even when I've just eaten and is not in the area of my stomach. Unless my stomach has migrated. That's an even creepier thought. *shudders* Any ideas on this?

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If I lived in Middle-Earth, it would be in: The Shire The rolling green hills, the springtime weather, and especially being surrounded by the ones you love makes the Shire a comfortable area for you. You love being surrounded only by the ones you care about, and you only desire this in an environment that is vast and open to nature, unlike in the cities or the caves. Take the "Where in Middle-Earth Would I Live?" Quiz by skepticism

Isn't this where the hobbits live? Eeeeeeew. I don't want to live with the hobbits, they're lame and skanky.