Spring Break

When most people think about Spring Break, they think going home, chilling with friends and essentially, do nothing.

Not me work in the morning and afternoon and then relax somewhat with friends by going to the gym and chilling. That is if I do not have errands to run like going to court, installing new tires on my motorcycle or other errands.

Spring Break the time to earn that gaupe and get shit done.

Nice Day To Ride

Just picked up an Axio Swift Hardpack in red and rode to pick it up at Sea World.
The weather is so nice and sunny perfect day for riding amongst the horrid week of finals.

It better be like this during Spring Break albeit without finals breathing down our necks.
Now back to studying!

Pics will be coming of the sweeeeeet hardpack

Hella Studying

So I've been studying HELLA much for once so it better pay off for once and then I can be finally done with Calculus.

Too much caffeine is not good as it makes your sense trip out and body begin to shiver.

Can't wait for Spring Break to work on my bike and just ride off into the sunset.

Finals Study Break

It's that time of a quarter again where everyone forcibly, reluctantly or out of fear proceed to shuffle into the likes of Geisel and Clics library with coffee, laptops, and textbooks abound preparing to face finals for classes that they took for 10 weeks and most likely did not pay attention to.  Sooooo the few days before finals people pray, study, and pray some more about passing their classes.  At UCSD it is funny or sad that on weekends, you see the most people on campus during Finals Week desperately trying to gain and retain all the knowledge they can through, study hours and review sessions.

On the other hand, Finals Week mean that we are almost near a well deserved break and this time Spring Break.  It means time to chill, relax, hang out with friends, ride my motorcycle, and work on my motorcycle and just live without worrying and dealing with school...for a week.

Now, I'm back to my peers with heavy, daunting textbooks and dozens of looseleaf binder paper with math problems, essays, etc.