A regular week

Monday set the tone for the rest of the week. First since I finished off Angels and Demons, I started diving into the second adventure of Robert Langdon. So far from what I've read, I like Angels and Demons better. The Da Vinci Code starts off slower and isn't as dense as the Angels and Demons book.

I arrived at school at the usual time, about 30 minutes before class. I would take out my daily class journal and reflect on how to improve the class, and then I'd be off to class. The students this week seemed to be dead. They have mid-terms next week so they are busy cramming and therefore not focused in class. They all seem to take this class for granted because they feel it's not really important to them. Although I would think that it's quite the opposite. It's more important than grammar, since communication is the most relevant thing in their lives. But then again, I'm being biased.