So my roommates are telling me that to have to wait this long for an answer from a girl means "no". I'm still kinda waiting, because she says she wants to tell me "something", but honestly, there are some (is an) incredibly gorgeous girls (girl) here who I am pretty sure I have a chance with. Makes me wonder about the importance of limiting your "rate of work out-put" in a relationship towards the beginning. I imagine the graph would look something like .5(x-1.25)^3+2(x-1.25)^2+.5(x-1.25) ... maybe wider. idk. I should go back to homework. I'll be back.

*** a few hours ***

Ok, so I was thinking about this some more, and I realized that if Hyewon says yes, then I have some security in that relationship. Hyewon is a good girl, and I know that she is up for the long distance thing. If she says no, it won't be fun, but it won't be the end of the world. I prayed for God's wisdom on the matter and I think he's told me that Hyewon is exactly what I'm looking for at the moment, and I should not be so quick to fall for the "devils traps"(I know, that sounds kinda dumb) when other girls come my way, even though we aren't "official" yet. It's a weird thing, not being "official", you know. I wasn't really sure how loyal I should be. Now, I am confident that the best decision would be to be absolutely loyal for as long as I am willing to wait for a response, and that I should set a reasonable time frame for it. I will see Hyewon on the weekend of the 22nd, and if I don't get an answer around that time then I guess I'll just have to call it over and move on. (and I guess the logical following is that if my plans fall through I'll have to wait longer....)

It's 2:00AM and I have Physics tomorrow (coffeeee~~). Idk if it's the test or not, but I can say right now I won't be up for it. However, my notes might just be the best in class ^^ We were told we could have one page of "cheat sheet" and I'm feeling really good about mine. On the other hand. Usually when I'm confident like this, I get put in my place. God-willing, my grade won't be too bad.

I have a Statics test on (I think) Tuesday, which I am only half-prepared for. I can handle some weird rod configurations, but I am having difficulty grasping the short-cut methods for solving trusses. (method of joints, method of sections, etc.)

I'm rather proud of my newfound understanding of the way batteries and capacitors work. I anticipate that with this, I might enjoy Physics a little bit more.

Oh well, I should really go to bed. Goodnight.

"We are the most funny roommates"