Yeah, I hate being restricted to the items I can post about on this blog. There are things I want to say but thanks to my mother giving out my URL to people, I can't. 
Thanks, Momma.
Last night, I went to the 2nd Mile concert held inside the Compass Point clubhouse. It was a good concert. 
There was another Contemporary Christian concert by a school band named Soul at the Fine Arts building but I didn't go to the concert. I needed to get home.
Last night, once I got home, I started reading Strangers by Taichi Yamada. I read the first 75 or so pages last night and completed it today. It was an interesting book I had to read for English 2100. The time period of the book is never clear but based on the year given for "Harada Hideo" (that would be "Hideo Harada" for people not used to the Chinese/Japanese way of names) birth and his age, I would say it took place in 1987. A majority of my 2100 classmates were babies in 1987! 
It was a good book and I suggest you read it for a thrill. I will have to share this book with others once I'm finished with it for 2100.
At the moment, I should be working on my JAVA homework. I have half of it completed. The other part is typing from a book. The part I did complete was a JAVA Applet. Tomorrow, I have to go over Wednesday's notes from JAVA class with one, maybe 2 classmates. Both of these classmates are in Calc-based Physics and they had a chance at extra credit Wednesday. I don't blame them for taking the chance but they missed a boatload of information we covered in that class they missed. I doubt I can relate all the information clearly. The sad thing about Wednesday's class, I was the only one taking notes in the class.
That's it for today. 
Interesting life I lead. Maybe one day, it will be exciting.
[♪ Listening to: "Sick Cycle Carousel" - Lifehouse]
Posted by Shawn at March 6, 2005 3:59 PM in General.
Sometimes life can get too exciting. (But this depends on what kind of excitement you're talking about.)
As for blogging about things you don't want people who know you to know about--you can always set up some anonymous blog somewhere else. Of course, you probably already did that and you're remaining mum about that url here. 
Acutally, I don't have a secret blog. It's just not my style.
Well technically you do... You could always do a protected post over at Xanga and some of us would be able to read it...
Posted by: Dragon at March 6, 2005 7:58 PMI agree with sya and Dragon, you can set up a personal blog that requires registration and approval.
Posted by: Michael at March 8, 2005 10:52 AMOkay, as I stated above, I still have a Xanga and can post privately to it. That's what I plan on doing when I have to write but can't share it here.
