As far as classwork goes, I am still not enjoying Python very much. It is getting better as I practice and I can see that is would have more practical applications than Jeroo but I still liked Jeroo better. I get resentful when something in my program runs wrong and I have to hunt through my code for a minuscule error. It also feels less rewarding when I finally finish a program because I don't get to watch it happen. Long story short: I miss Jeroo.
I am not too busy this weekend. Saturday morning at rowing practice we will be doing a "Quadathalon." This will be my first one but apparently the whole team dreads it year-round. First, we'll erg two kilometers. Everyone hates erging so this is definitely the hardest part. We normally erg 2ks but we don't usually follow them up with the rest of the "Quadathalon." If we meet the goal time that our coach sets for us in our 2k, then we move on to the 3.5 mile run. However, if we don't meet the time, we have to do a certain number of box-jumps for each second we go over before setting out on our run. After we finish the run, we do 40 pull-ups and then collapse and get water.
After I get through that part of my weekend, the rest will be a blast. Saturday night, my family and I are going to a concert at One World Theater. Three or four of our favorite artists will be performing but I have actually forgotten who they are. Oops.
On Sunday I will be going football-less. : (
I'll just have to fill my time with something else.
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