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On A Cusp

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Hey everyone I hope all's going great in you're worlds. On my end I am on the edge of a sort of cusp; almost to a big event; this being my first exam in my summer Calculus class come this Thursday. To say I am not nervous i'd be lying this class feels generally like I am left to teaching myself because my professor doesn't really do all that through of a job even going over the material. I tried asking her to slow down and thoroughly explain things but she said, "I have to get through this stuff fast don't have time to truly slow down"     as far as the good and the bad of this as of yet? I am not exactly sure but I do know one thing it is Calculus and it owned me last time but hopefully with me not taking Stats as well this won't be so bad in the end.

This evening I have been working my tail off on math and also regretting more or less taking the day off yesterday from doing any sort of school work because unfourtantly the assignments don't just stop because it is the weekend. Yesterday was fairly relaxing though went to the Bistro 34 or something like that over off Hill Road and it was way over priced and i'd not recommend anyone go there and get food at all. Mmm the salad worked because I was hungry but I had to threaten to actually never come back for them to actually give me something in the land of a decent amount of chicken on my salad (ie that shouldn't have had to happen). Apparently my mom didn't really enjoy her chicken salad sandwich saying it was fairly bland so she is not a fan of it either. From there we went to Camille Beckman which seems like a fairly nice place i'll have to take my girlfriend there (got her a smaller bottle of something good smelling there) and the chocolates they had there rocked.

Wrapping all that up we went to Table Rock which in the past has been beautiful and has been fairly accessible though now they have a bar across the path so you can't park up nearby because of a couple of assholes tagged the power stations and also tagged the bench that you sat upon. A few people have told me it has always been this way but I don't remember it being this bad though. Hell I do recall the caves were slightly tagged but nothing horrid like it was though. I snapped quite a few different photographs up top there and also one of one of the buildings tagged with a person holding a blunt and beneath it high life. Here is a photo of the tagging:

This isn't art! Its destruction of a nice place 
Now that you have gotten a chance to glance at the tagged building here are a few scattered awesome photographs as well that I grabbed up top there. Two girls were nice enough to pose for me looking over the edge: 
I was up top and grabbing photographs these two girls agreed to pose for me looking over the edge.


The view from up top Table Rock is quite magnificent and leaves you in a sort of awe as you can see really far out of much of the city below. This next photograph is a neat candid shot I think I got with a woman sitting looking over the edge no doubt contemplating her life at least that is the way I like to think about this photo. 

After the trip to Table Rock went home and made some home made fries and had grilled cheese sandwiches and watched the movie Man On A Ledge which actually turned out to be a damn good movie! I'd highly recommend it give it a solid 5+ Well worth watching and even well worth adding to your movie collection. 

Today i've been busy cleaning up and than also tackling math. Cutting this off now I am off to go work away on math some more and knock out some assignments. I'll catch ya on the flip side so to speak 





  

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