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last class of the semester

From Dec 4, 2008

Once again, I figure I haven’t posted anything substantial in a while here.  Alas, you all understand.  You must.

Not that I’m going to post anything substantial now.  Because I have twenty minutes before my last class of the semester.  And that’s just not enough time to get all substantial on you pretties.

However, I hope you caught the whole “last class of the semester” part.  Because that was big.  Freaking HUGE.  Catch it?  Okay, go back and re-read it.

Next week is Finals Week.  I have to take 2/3 of the finals because the third one is optional for me.  And frankly, he’s dropping my lowest grade, and even without taking the final, I have an A.  Boo yah.

I’m pretty sure I’ll be getting an A in my 2nd class, too.  The only questionable class is my online Honors class, and that’ll be a B most likely.  Unless the teacher feels exceptionally generous after I rock my final.  Assuming I rock my final.  Which I’m praying I will.

Exciting, eh?  Also, it’s looking much better these days that I might get my schedule fixed so that I can take Analytical Chemistry this Spring.  And if I can take it then, I will be graduating at the end of the summer.  Yesh.  Doin a dance over that.

People look at me funny when I dance in the computer lab on campus.

Oh well.

Anyway, -if- it happens, you all be the first (or maybe second behind my guy) to know.  I can’t wait to tell you good news!  Keep sending positive thoughts on that in my general direction (Lakewood). Oh, and there’s a slight additional possibility that I might be getting $3000 more in financial aid for the year.  And if so… well… It’ll be a Very Merry Christmas indeed.

So, it’s now only fifteen minutes before class.  What else shall I share???

It’s snowing here in the Denver Metro area.  The highs today were 18 degrees F.  That’s -7.22 for you Celsius folks.  Freakin chilly.  Makes my ears hurt.  Makes my knees hurt.  And my hands.  And when you walk in it without a scarf, your snot freezes.  That sucks for the most part.  The roads are icy, and it took me over an hour to get here from work, which is normally a 45 minute drive.  And then, after my last class of the semester (dancing still), I get to drive on icy roads again home… it’ll be likely a 30-40 minute drive as opposed to my normal 15 minute drive.  It is what it is, though.   We live in the most beautiful state in the country, so I must’nt complain.  Much.  I just like being warm.  I could live in a place where the weather was constantly 80+ degrees (26.67 C).  I’d like it.  I like sweating.  I like less-clothing-weather.  It’s better.  Brrr.

I imagine it snowed three or four inches (7.62 – 10.16cm) at work today.  There wasn’t that much on the cars– but on the ground.  I wonder what it’s like at home.

Ooop, ten more minutes till my last class of the semester starts.  I think I’ll call my honey and find out!

xoxoxoxox my pretties!