All About the Five Day Weekend

Early tomorrow morning I set out for Edinburgh, Scotland via King's Cross Station. When you live in London, everything in your life revolves around Tube stops: I eat breakfast at Paddington, attend lectures at Barbican, visit friends at High Street Kensington, work out at Mile End, worship at West Brompton, use the library at Russell Square, people-watch at Hyde Park Corner, and sightsee at Piccadilly Circus (and that just scratches the surface of 'Zone 1'... there are 10 concentric Zones). Of course, the part about attending lectures is only theoretical at the moment since classes don't start until next week. Oh, and in case you didn't already resent me, here's my class schedule:

Wednesday
10:00-12:00 Global Policy & Economics of Intellectual Property
12:00-14:00 Law of Finance & Foreign Investment
14:00-16:00 Intellectual Property in the Digital Millenium

Thursday
14:00-16:00 External Relations Law of the European Union
18:00-20:00 Legal Aspects of International Finance

Yeah, that's right... FIVE DAY WEEKEND! I must admit to feeling a little guilty about having such a light schedule, but then I remember sleeping in the ChE building during senior design project, and I realize how much I deserve this. Hey, I've done my bit for King and Country and one more semester Stateside would have been the end of me. I'm afraid I'll be incommunicado over this FIVE DAY WEEKEND while traveling through Scotland. It's hard to lug around a laptop in Loch Ness and the Isle of Skye, so I'll have a lot of posting to do when I return from my FIVE DAY WEEKEND. Grace and Peace ya'll.