I'm ba-ack!

You may have noticed that I haven't posted in a while. I have been extremely busy. Between classes, OWL, OU basketball games, freezing my butt off, and catching up on the entire Brotherhood 2.0 project, I just haven't had time to write any blog posts. Plus, my friend Aaron and I went to see Sweeney Todd yesterday. It was an awesome movie. I won't post any spoilers, in case people haven't seen it yet, but people die. Anyway, it's going to be very windy tomorrow -- up to 45 mph gusts. And I have to be up in 6 hours, so g'night, all!

Back to the old grind...

It's been a while since I posted, and I'm sorry for that. I was at my house in S. Carolina, and I didn't have very much Internet time. Oh well.

It's supposed to snow here tomorrow; the National Weather Service has placed us under a
Hazardous Weather Outlook , saying that a wintry mix is possible tomorrow night. Yay.

Classes started today. I have homework that I should be doing right now, so I think I will. Peace.

I'm bored...

Why am I bored? I think it has something to do with the weather (it's thunderstorming). Maybe I should go into biometeorology; my mom's complaining about back and shoulder pain. Oh, well, off to check the NWS page for more on our storm.

Merry Christmas to all...

... and to all a good night! Merry Christmas, everybody!

I'm home - finally...

That was a trip. I was supposed to fly home last Saturday from Oklahoma City, OK (OKC) to Greenville, SC (GSP) by way of Chicago O'Hare (ORD). I caught a ride with a couple of my friends at 9:30, even though my plane didn't leave until 2:00. Well, at 11:30, United called to notify me that my flight to Chicago was cancelled because of the winter storm. I ended up going from Oklahoma City to Denver, CO (DIA), to Washington Dulles (IAD), to Greenville. I got home at 11:15 that night, tired but glad to see my family. At least that's over.

Round two...

So finals are almost over, and I'm doing pretty good (A/B) so far. Only one more left, but that's calculus. Joy.

The National Weather Service has placed Norman under a Winter Storm Watch valid Friday morning through Saturday morning. As of right now, it looks like we'll be getting somewhere between 2 and 5 inches of snow. That shouldn't affect my flight Saturday afternoon, but... we'll see.

Less than three more days before I'm back home!

Wow...

That was not good. Preliminary reports say that we got over an inch of ice total. I know here at OU, several trees have broken and a few cars damaged. Fortunately, we haven't lost power (yet), but over 300,000 in the metro have. And the worst part: 11 deaths. Finals here start at 8:00 AM, though, and I have one, so I'm going to bed.