Finally signed the sheet and I was out of the door in a flash. Walked over to L73 for the "Social Sciences Village" which was a kind of repurposed classroom for people to unwind indoors. I had been here before for a Psychology Club meeting -- what even happened to their meets? -- but did not notice the snacks on the side of the room. Plugged in my laptop and signed into Canvas and attended Prof. Sal Breiter's Humanities 1 course. No headphones, but I made do with a lower volume, and even asked him a question about the assignment. Cutting to the chase: His assignments want us to enter a "journal mode", not really an assignment mode. God, I would have adored this course when I was in 9th or 10th grade. Group discussions in the breakout rooms went surprisingly well, even if they were very short, and we talked about two variations of the myth of Icarus. I packed Rick Rubin's The Creative Act: A Way of Being in case we talked about the book, but no dice (yet). (I did send my files from my iMac to my Pixelbook, by the way, using the Crucial SSD.)
"[Growing up] is hard and nobody understands." // https://www.homestuck.com/story/2391