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Right now I am in Madison, just started class two days ago. I have been in every class (except for discussion sessions), and I have to say every class is interesting. To sum it all up, I have one Math class, and 3 reading class. One of them (English 168) has a lot of reading requirements. But the books are not for heavy readers, thankfully. They are just a lot, and I mean A LOT. Manga class has a lot to read to, but we only have 5 quizzes throughout the semester, and that's it. No final exams, or even midterms. Video game class is almost the same like last year's.

So this semester, I really need to be very disciplined, to able to manage my time and money properly, and prioritize what's important. I know it's hard, and even I don't think I could do it. But owh well, I don't want to mess up again. Just be patience, only two years left.

I went to Gamestop two days ago to trade-in most of my games. I managed to receive $140 in-store credit, and bought two items with it. I also sold my Rock Band set to a sophomore, Nabil, for $100. I just want to clear my belongings before moving out.

I am still in Adam's house, and I will be moving out by Friday. After that, I need to buy a lot of utensils for my house. Maybe I'll ask in MSA group if there are people who still want to sell their items.

Well, that's about it for now. I have four classes today, first class will start at 9:55am and last class will end at 5:15pm. Till the next post~

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