computerized use

My night began in Helen C. White. We have been getting to know each other really well lately. I sat down and logged into the Wisconsin network so I could begin my research for an upcoming paper. Using google scholar I was able to scan scholarly sources regarding my paper topic, "Reality Television and Digital Integration."

In the meantime, I was facebook chatting with my friend Tobias discussing how on earth we were going to get Rosebowl tickets. Facebook chat then decided to stop working so we had to resort to our mobile devices...which meant texting cause we were in the quiet rooms of memorial and college. We came to the conclusion that the both of us would try to buy two tickets, and if one got tickets and the other didn't we would give the other our extra. A fantastic plan!

Homework continued then the clock struck 8:45...time to log on and get ready for ticket purchase. Thank god I logged in early because the site took almost 15 minutes just to get to the "student log in page." Everyone around me was freaking out and my friend was videotaping my panic on her flip cam. Finally, I was the only person in the library whose computer was moving at lightening speed. After getting my own tickets users around me hopped onto my desktop to sign in and get them. My computer gave 6 people tickets before my friend Tobias' computer let him log in.

Following this extravaganza, I walked home listening to my pandora app on my iPhone. When I got home I loaded dexter from the internet on ch131.com and then synched the screen with my television. My friends and I sat and watched the episode while eating spinach artichoke dip.

The night ended with some blog reading and hulu-clip watching.