Listening to dance hits of the 90s and studying for the GRE. I have to retake it because my scores are too old to submit to programs this semester. So far it looks like I can pretty much slay the verbal reasoning stuff, and the analytical writing is no problem for me. The part that I really need to work on more is the math. A lot of it is fairly easy, but some of it involves stuff that I haven't done since sophomore year of high school (geometry), and there's a lot of other stuff that I don't remember (like rules for exponents and some of the algebra stuff).
It's really annoying to me that I have to go back and relearn a bunch of stuff that I'm just going to forget again after the test just to prove that I can reason quantitatively, even though I will never have to use 99% of this stuff in my discipline. I really think they should replace the math section with logic puzzles or something for the general test and put math in the subject tests for the math-intensive disciplines. The way they have it set up now makes no fucking sense to me.