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I haven't been reading my reader. It's just too painful. All those posts about what's happening in WoW. The other day I was daydreaming about running a toon around in Elwynn Forest. Then I remembered Wulfa and felt just a wee bit guilty. She's 77, so close to 80. I am still holding out hope that I'll find time to play. It was also sad to log onto the Sidhe Devils page and see everyone else's name. I almost felt a tear.

I do have happy news. Went to see the head of history yesterday (he's my advisor person) because Damm got this cool little printout with his degree plan, what classes he had credit for and what classes he was currently in. I wanted one. Well, last time I was advised my transcript hadn't been evaluated. Turns out that I had 35 transfer, which means that after this semester I had only 24 to get my associates. That's much faster than I had though. Expected graduation: Spring 2012 OR 2011 if I take summer classes. Damm isn't set to graduate until fall 2012. I really thought I was going to not be done when he graduated. The other happy news that made me want to dance was that I'M DONE WITH MATH. I never have to take another math course again! Whooppeeeeee! Just 2 sciences and then I'm done with the boring classes.

Other happy news: I beat Damm on our first spanish test by 1 point. Not that we're competing. I got a 100% on my East Asia essay. I have another test in Mod. Eur. that I think I'll do well on. At the moment, life is sweet :D
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Anonymous said…
Grats on all the great test scores! You two keep up all the hard work.
February 10, 2009 at 6:49:00 AM MST
M&M Computer Repair said…
MUAH!!! Please do not be discouraged! Keep up all the great work. I can totally relate to the sadness too, but RL is sometimes SO much more fufilling! Don't sweat the small stuff, SweetPea...& It's all small stuff! ;P


LURVE YOU!!!!!!!!!
February 10, 2009 at 12:45:00 PM MST
Anonymous said…
Math and Science are by far the more interesting classes. Without such, we would be clueless in the ways of the world. :)
February 10, 2009 at 2:11:00 PM MST
Anonymous said…
Well, despite the title of the post, I was glad to read on and find that the rest of it was very optimistic. Congrats on school going well and things settling down a bit.

Nas and I finally got internet back yesterday so I'm slowly making my way through 135 posts in my reader...
February 11, 2009 at 7:42:00 AM MST
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