The following are some photos I took today of mine and Jessica’s new apartment.

Living room:

Balcony:

Washer/dryer:

Kitchen:

Dining room:

Bathrooms:

Bedrooms:

Applicable algebra was awesome today because 1) we had it outside and 2) my professor is crazy. (This is the crazy Swedish professor I’ve mentioned before, just to clarify.) So the class was trooping outside when somehow our professor picked up an extra student, a girl who isn’t in the class. We passed a group of girls sitting under a tree and the extra student called to them:

“Do you know why class is cancelled?”
“No… What are you doing?” they replied
“I don’t know, this professor just came along and is now insisting that I follow him.”

Me and my classmates were cracking up at this, of course; our guy knows no bounds. The lot of us settled under some trees out in the middle of several campus buildings. He proceeded to lecture us, as we sat in a circle around him, about error correcting codes and their application to the hat puzzle with 3 or 7 people. He asked our extra girl something and she responded with “This is the weirdest thing I’ve ever seen,” I think referring to randomly joining a class rather than the hat problem.

We proceeded to try out our professor’s suggested strategy for guessing the correct “hat color” we were wearing, though in reality he just had other students sit behind the chosen 7 and hold up a card with either 1 or 0 on it, representing white and black hats. I convinced him that a version of the game should be our Friday quiz, so that should be more fun than a written one. I also asked the extra girl what her major was: Spanish. Our professor brought her into the center of the circle and asked if she understood what was going on; she didn’t and said she didn’t even know how to add vectors, which was part of the game. I can’t imagine being drug into some random, say, psychology class, which would be way outside my major.