The tip of the iceberg

I have a research report due tomorrow. And if you didn't notice, I was tweeting yesterday about how much I hate Microsoft Excel. That's because I have to make tables in Excel and it's like a 5 year old who refuses to cooperate and insists on doing his own thing even though it's blatantly wrong and stupid. Luckily I finished the tables and won't have to deal with any more of them until my next paper for that class comes around...

It's another beautiful day, which is always nice- especially since I'll be spending it locked up inside and working on the aforementioned report. I've already written about that plenty of times though, so don't worry- I'll try not to be redundant.

During Cornell days, a lot of tours were going around the dorms. Oftentimes they want to show what a room looks like, so if they hear talking or music on the other side, the tour guide will knock on your door and ask if it's okay to show people your room. Here's what I have to say to that:

You may want to check
What a room looks like before
Showing people it.

Really. I'm pretty sure that those two tours that peaked into my room may have been greatly put off by the unsightly sight of my overflowing paper recycling bin and filled clean-laundry basket. But really, that's just the tip of the iceberg. Compared to the average college student, I'd say I'm much, much more hygienic. You never know how many doors you'll open before you find moldy socks, rotting food, rotting animals, or worse. So really, check with people before you tour.