So much time...

And so little to do.
'Tis May term.
I like not having a half a million things scheduled every single day and having lots of happy free time.
...except there's *really* not much to do...
So I'm coming up with things.
I'm making a list of books to grab at the library, probably tomorrow afternoon. Plus I have four sitting on my bookshelf (Twilight series and HP 7).
Next Friday class is canceled, meaning I have absolutely nothing scheduled from Thursday evening through Monday morning (no band on Fridays, no working that weekend). Friday afternoon, when I have the whole suite to myself pretty much all day, I'm thinking I'll organize my room. Because thanks to the stress and lack of time last term, as well as my inability to keep things tidy when stressed, my drawers and closet have all successfully exploded. And if I'm going to pack everything up over the span of a Friday evening/Saturday, things need to be at least a little organized to begin with...They're kind of nowhere near it...
I'm also thinking about getting an account at one of the movie rental places in town and renting a couple of random movies on the weekend. I've got three of those to myself.
And I want to exercise. Maybe I'll actually stick with a running routine, since I'll have the time.
This is really, really weird...having time and not knowing what to do with it...it's the first time that's happened since Christmas break. Which was five months ago.
Sarah has requested updates while she is gone on the mensa, May term band and frequency of mowing. So there will be nearly continual postings on those things. Even though she literally left 45 minutes ago, there is already a massive amount of mowing going on. There were also lawn mower tracks in the grass near the FAC about a day ago. Oh Wartburg. We do not have grass here...there is a mysterious green fuzz covering the dirt, about two inches long...maybe if it actually got to grow on occasion it would resemble this mysterious plant known as grass. Grass is said to exist in places outside the Wartburg bubble...