Brinner

Annnnnnd today is test day. Also, it's laundry day. And it's Wednesday, which means there's a good chance that I shall be getting a waffle for breakfast.

You know what I've realized about dining hall breakfasts? Dining halls don't understand college students at all.

Dining halls don't seem
To realize when students like
To wake up and eat


Really. You can go into a dining hall at 10 AM, and they're already taking away breakfast items and putting out salad and lunch foods. 10 AM. People are still asleep at 10 AM. Yes, extremely fortunate people, but students nonetheless. 10 AM is not the time to eat lunch. I mean, maybe if you eat breakfast at 6, and then dinner at 3 in the afternoon followed by bedtime at 6 PM. But no one does that (usually). The dining hall really needs to learn this, and they could save a fortune on uneaten lunch foods, while satisfying their students dining needs. Oh, and they do the same thing on Saturday mornings. It's normal to sleep until 1 PM. What's abnormal is waking up at 8 AM to eat breakfast on a Saturday. That is all.

Also, it wouldn't hurt to have brinner once in a while (breakfast for dinner).