day three

Today, Facebook was even more inconventient. I wanted to link Sebastian to Sheryl's note, but I couldn't. But see, it's just petty stuff like this. There's really nothing too bad about living without Facebook. Although I still can't wait to be able to go back on.

I read to the part in Siddhartha where he indulges himself. I kind of realized that my resolution to indulge in honesty is more like a resolution to give up lying. Because it's not easy, it's not natural, and it really isn't enjoyable.
It is, however, making me think a lot about things. So, even though it's not really what I was planning on, it is still an enlightening experience. I think that this would be more of an indulgence if I was going to school, where I could finally tell the idiots in my French class to shut up. I think that would be my biggest wish. That class is so ridiculous. I went through a phase where I slept every class, then I moved seats, so now I just confer with Erik on how disappointed we are with today's youth. I just want to give them a piece of my mind. They need to realize that they are not cool, not smart, and least of all, not the most important thing in the world. This is why they are in French I a year behind when they could have been.
Of course, then, I'm in French I four years behind, but still. It's not the same.