The only bad part about visiting UT is that my sleeping schedule gets all out of whack. We stayed up til about 2AM CST last night. I now understand why Todd almost always writes in his journal entry after midnight. That’s when things actually start winding down and you can actually get some work done around here. Crazy I know. Even crazier is how some people go to class on a regular basis with 3 or 4 hours of sleep. I couldn’t learn like that. Maybe I was a weenie who always went to sleep at around midnight. Come to think of it, at Lipscomb almost everyone went to sleep at around midnight or 1AM. There was nothing else to do. I was never on a wild floor that stayed up really late.
I helped Josh, Scott’s roommate get his webpage up and running. Looks good, especially if you have the Eurostile font. Otherwise, it just might look goofy.
I’m gonna try to get some good pics of the basketball game. Scott says this Georgia game and the Florida game are the biggest basketball games all year. I’m sure there will be a big crowd there.
I saw something really unique here. A Papa John’s restaurant with a dinning area. We are talking tables and chairs. Never had seen that before. In Nashville all the PJ’s are carry out only. It would be very strange to hear “Dine In?” being asked at a PJ’s.
So anyways UT is a nice place, but I wouldn’t want to go to college here. Everything seems to big. I’ve visited here a couple of times, yet I still haven’t seen the whole campus.
Scott and company seem to have kept the same friends from high school (i.e. all of these people seem to be from Mt. Juliet). I guess it’s hard to branch out and meet new people. Maybe at UT you seem to be just a number and it’s hard to find people with the same interests or something.
Scott seemed very interested in the Mt. Juliet church discussion board. Made up his own username and everything. “Let’s see how much damage I can do” was his rallying cry as he posted the message “Scott’s new topic” late last night.
Anyways we slept in and have to get in line for UT’s game a few hours before the game starts. So time to get ready… Time to go, kids.