10:22 PM, GMT+1
So while everyone in the known universe is on Obama-watch, I'm definitely on International-Relations-and-the-Middle-East-Watch because of a stupid midterm tomorrow. This blows.
I get to go to Rome this weekend and do as the Romans do. Whatever that means. I'm probably going to end up visiting the Big Kahuna in the Vatican, and the Collosseum. Whatever I decide to do, I'm sure it will be a good time.
Weather update- it's raining. A lot.
I have four midterms this week, starting tomorrow. Hooray! And I'm sitting here in the dimly lit library, under a very small lamp, hunched over my notes. The window's about three feet to my left, and the wind's howling. I've also got CNN up on my computer so I can see which candidate gave America more brain-candy. Speaking of which, I think I'm going to write an article about the celebritization of presidential candidates. I do wish politics was a quiet, private affair where everyone made educated decisions. Hahahahahaha. What a joke.
Hopefully, the colder weather and the rain will mean no more moskeeters in my room. Except that if I get one warm day, I'm going to find myself on the menu for half of the insect population in Milan.
Oh, this weekend, I found an awesome pasta place by the Duomo. Thank you, Rick Steves. It's a chain full of Filipino people. Who happen to be all over Milan. It's like the cold and the rain brought all the brown people out!
Back to studying for me.
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