The Act of Studying Outside (A Small Experience)

[hellocat 308]

So, here's a scenario which I encountered the other day:

I decided to study outside while waiting for a friend. I opened up my calculus 4 book, and started looking over all the complex topics which quite frankly, I still don't completely understand. Regardless, within a minute of starting my attempt at intellectualism, 'PLOP!!', a brown spot appeared on my book. I pondered what the spot could be. A leaf? Perhaps a peculiar insect? I supposed there was only one way to find out. I poked the spot. Goopy in texture. A quick sniff of my finger rendered a pungent scent. Bird feces.

 

Since then, I've avoided studying outside at all costs.

 

Anyone else have any experiences of this sort?

Edited September 21, 2012 by kotakotakota

[Lostwanderer 367]

I once was once fishing, and decided it would be a good idea to study my english book while doing so, i feel a bite and put my book down, bring in my fish who then proceeds to put water all over english book. Since then i've avoided studying outside, or reading outside for that matter.

[Sakamoto 103]

The only difference between reading stuff inside and outside the room is the presence of Mature Nature, it's your goddamn fault if you can't get any sheltered place

 

Try discussing trigonometric stuff with your friends while climbing the roof, that's the best way to discover how much degrees does it take to fill the pan

[hellocat 308]

I once was once fishing, and decided it would be a good idea to study my english book while doing so, i feel a bite and put my book down, bring in my fish who then proceeds to put water all over english book. Since then i've avoided studying outside, or reading outside for that matter.

 

Haha, a good story indeed!

 

The only difference between reading stuff inside and outside the room is the presence of Mature Nature, it's your goddamn fault if you can't get any sheltered place

 

Try discussing trigonometric stuff with your friends while climbing the roof, that's the best way to discover how much degrees does it take to fill the pan

 

I feel this comment was unnecessarily aggressive. Any particular reason for the excessive verbal abuse?

[Dimitri Hammer 3,645]

I was in The Atlantic at the time when I decided to do some work in my journal. I was on my friends big yacht-like boat, we were fishing and stuff. Well I was writing in my journal when a Flyingfish whacked me upside the head. It was almost as bad as the time a seagull stole my watch when I was in New York city. I still love nature though, even though it can be an ass.