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Scarf weather
Jan. 17th, 2007 11:21 pmIt's cold.
Really cold. Yeah, you can stop laughing now northerners.
No snow or freezing here since my county is a coastal county. And while we're at the northern part of it, nothing happened other than being darn cold.
And school? Apparently, I have so little classes left that if scheduling goes well, I can graduate with the fall semester. (THANK GOODNESS! I'm tired of going already.) We will see but my counselor thought so. And to tell me to visit my program manager for help on choosing some substitute classes and the final class I need. (And to check in every semester to make sure I'm on track.)
So I have two classes this semester, one major core required called Production Options (or something like that) and an elective class about information security. I start the security one tomorrow. And I had the Production class Tuesday. It does look to have a lot of homework, and quizzes masquerading as tests, but I can handle that. Lets see how much the other class will pile on.
I must say though - I am quite grateful that I bought a new throw from Ikea this fall. It's coming quite in handy as I try to keep warm at night during this cold snap. (We don't have central heating or AC in our house. It's at an oven that helps keep us warm in the winter. So no running it at night of course.)
Really cold. Yeah, you can stop laughing now northerners.
No snow or freezing here since my county is a coastal county. And while we're at the northern part of it, nothing happened other than being darn cold.
And school? Apparently, I have so little classes left that if scheduling goes well, I can graduate with the fall semester. (THANK GOODNESS! I'm tired of going already.) We will see but my counselor thought so. And to tell me to visit my program manager for help on choosing some substitute classes and the final class I need. (And to check in every semester to make sure I'm on track.)
So I have two classes this semester, one major core required called Production Options (or something like that) and an elective class about information security. I start the security one tomorrow. And I had the Production class Tuesday. It does look to have a lot of homework, and quizzes masquerading as tests, but I can handle that. Lets see how much the other class will pile on.
I must say though - I am quite grateful that I bought a new throw from Ikea this fall. It's coming quite in handy as I try to keep warm at night during this cold snap. (We don't have central heating or AC in our house. It's at an oven that helps keep us warm in the winter. So no running it at night of course.)
