UCSD COSMOS Cluster 6

It was much easier to sleep the second night compared to the first, but at the same time, it was harder to wake up. I woke up to my extremely energetic roommate getting ready to go on the morning run, while I still had my head in my pillow. But thanks to my superpowers, I got ready fast and teleported to Cafe Ventana for a quick breakfast. The menu was the same, and despite it only being two days, I found myself hoping that we get something new by the end of the week. I wasn't feeling very hungry, so I just grabbed a plate of eggs and sausages.
Instead of the usual lectures, all the clusters got together and went to a Discovery Lecture! I was impressed overall, and it brought me to realize some of the problems in the computer world today. The speaker had a clear, ringing voice. After that, we formed back into our clusters and read articles that I actually found interesting! Mine was on rogue waves, which are gigantic 85ft tall waves that randomly come out of nowhere and blow everything up. Each group within the cluster had to present a separate article, each on separate scientific phenomena. Time flew by, before I found myself dragging myself back to Cafe Ventana for lunch. The route to the study places and computer labs back to our dormitories and food places is the longest, most tiresome, sweat inducing, everythingasiofhqwoinboinwqoirhqwoithnkansfmnaflwhoqfihfalksnfakslfn road in the world. After what seemed like an eternity walking back, I finally climbed up the steps and into Cafe Ventana. The only thing worth mentioning about lunch is how I was scolded for drinking Mountain Dew by all my "eating mates", because it had an inordinate amount of caffeine, sugar, and Yellow 5 (which is said to have strange effects). I had to promise not to drink it.
Now I'm in this huge library of UCSD (after walking and sweating once again), and after writing a group essay on photons, I guess I'm writing on my blog.



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