Matter, Energy, and Life of Michaela A. Castello.

Category: Short Reads

Updates that are comfortably bite-sized.

  • Story of the Day

    After making my way to the front of the Faux-Italian food place line, I was convinced to forfeit my prime position and make the journey to the dining hall for my midday meal (blame Nayana!). At any rate, it turned out to be alright because they were serving chicken enchiladas…mmmmm… Popular things, those enchiladas, because…

  • Organic

    From Orgo Lab class, my paraphrase, upon receiving our quizzes back: Cool, I got a four out of five! Oh, wait…it’s out of ten. I think it echoes the general sentiments of Organic Lab perfectly.

  • Go Get a Job

    Why is it so freaking hard to get a job‽ Looking for a place to work has got to be one of the most frustrating things I have had to do. What a way to boost the ol’ self-esteem, beating your head day after day against some idiotic wretch, hoping against hope that they’ll actually be…

  • Way to Fail

    I just found out that due to negligence on my part, I’ll be lucky to get three out of ten participation points for this segment of my class. Hooray for me. -_-

  • Snow!

    I was beginning to think that we wouldn’t get any more this year.  Seven inches at Rachel’s house, although my little brother got 22” at my house (little blighter!). It made for some great sledding after we got my car shoveled out. Rachel’s little brother Noah took me to their sledding hill, but there was a stream running…

  • Wha?

    Apparently they caught a murderer at my school… And if that isn’t strange enough, what’s with the deviantART references right at the beginning? 2020.04.12: Originally this post had a link to a local news video about John C. Gaumer, the “UMBC murderer;” that link is now dead.

  • I Receive an “F” in Journaling

    Seeing as I manage to update about once every three months.  You can hardly hear the crickets over the roar of the silence. At any rate I’ve survived at least one semester of college, and ended up managing to get all the classes I wanted for Spring. Mondays and Tuesdays are exhausting, what with all my classes…

  • UMBC Course Registration, Day 1

    My statistics after the first day I was allowed to begin registering for Spring classes at UMBC.