I tell you, I just don’t have enough time to do everything I want to, which is a very common lament, I’m sure. I’ve been working on this project called Moola Tracker for my own use, and Todd’s as well, with these specs:

• Easily add expenses and income, noting the location I spent money or from whom I received money;
• See a history of where my money’s going and coming from;
• See charts and graphs because each location will be broken into types (grocery, restaurant, etc.). For example, I want to be able to see a pie chart of the types of places I spent my money in the past month;

However, I also have class to attend, homework to complete, and a new layout to which I also want to devote my time. Not to mention I enjoy watching TV, surfing the Internet, and reading. I hate having all kinds of things lined up to do but with so little time to work on them. Getting a laptop has been a big blessing for a variety of reasons, including taking notes in class quicker than by hand, but I also get distracted by it because I can so easily be programming, playing in Photoshop, and surfing the Internet when I’m supposed to be paying attention in class. I do still take notes and unearth myself from my Powerbook on occasion, but I don’t pay as much attention as I used to. Of course, in classes like discrete math it doesn’t matter, because I learn exactly jack from that lecture anyway, but I need to get better about it in microcomputer organization because his lectures are worthwhile.

I don’t know if we’re having physics lab today or not. Our report had to be turned in this morning, and lab is at 1p, so I don’t know why we would meet. Hopefully my partner returns my call or email about it. Now I’ve got to run and meet Jess for lunch.