Today in class I saw why it is that the rest of the world thinks Americans are obnoxious and superior. While most of us were either silent or optimitic, attemting to understand what the EU actually is and how it works, others were busy concluding that it is badly made and destined to end in a war. A war! One kid even stayed after class to tell the teacher how useless the European Court of Justice is based on what she told us. It felt just like Dale was there with us. *sigh*

I am feeling a little lame for deciding to take a lecture course with my tutorial, especially since they are both on he same topic and the reading for both is brutal, but today I started to see the overlap and that made me feel better. So it takes me an hour to read one case. That's no biggy. I didn't want to do anything fun anyway. If I don't get a job where I get to use this knowledge I am aquiring, I'm gonna be bitter. This is no cake-walk summer course. Grrr.


In an attempt to procrastinate a bit, I started reading the label on my juice bottle. It is called Innocent Juicy Water, and the little face has a halo. The back provides "an innocent promise" that "anything innocent will alwas taste good and do you good. We promise that we'll never use concentrates, preservatives, stabalizers or any weird stuff in our drinks. And if we do you can tell our Mums." The ingredients say that my drink has 89 crushed cranberries and 13 crushed rasberries, some natural sugar and half a freshly squeezed lemon. It may be a sign of how bored I am, but I find this label very amusing. Sadly, this very small botle has 621 calories in it, so it may turn out to be more decorative than nutritious. Good thing the label is intresting, eh?

Right. Well then, I must go study.